By default, the Backup Manager configuration file (config.ini) contains 3 sections. Each of the sections has a set of parameters required by the Backup Manager.
If you remove any of these parameters, they will be automatically reset to the default values when the internal processes associated with the Backup Manager are restarted. If some critical installation details happen to be missing, you will be offered to repeat the installation when attempting to start Backup Manager.
[General] InstallationId=372da5d2fa048be724831 User=5D609D865BEDD460D8C0F9606AD691 Password=1F8E90E89BC4745FB836A5B1FC184 ManagementBasedConfiguration=1 EncryptionKey=459D688G3JK6B0DX891PA4 [HttpServer] HttpServerPort=5000 [Versioning] AccountHomeFolderVersion=1 BackupAcceleratorVersion=1 LocalSpeedVaultVersion=1 LocalSpeedVaultVersionValidityMarkerVersion=1 TableFieldRangeCheckerVersion=1 PostAllClientSettingsToServiceVersion=1
When this file is edited, it is important the parameters stay in their original sections.
The table below lists frequently used optional parameters:
| Section | Parameter | Definition | Supported values |
|---|---|---|---|
[General]
|
InstallationId
|
A unique identifier automatically assigned to the current Backup Manager installation. | Text |
[General]
|
User
|
The device name that was used during the installation (issued through the Console). | Text |
[General]
|
Password
|
The password that was used during the installation (issued through the Console). | Text |
[General]
|
EncryptionKey
|
The security code/encryption key set during the Backup Manager installation. It is not possible to re-install the and recover data without this key. |
Supported length – from 6 to 50 symbols. |
[HttpServer]
|
HttpServerPort
|
The number of the port through which the Backup Manager connects to the network. | Number – usually 5000. If port 5000 is unavailable, the Backup Manager tries 5001, 5002 and up. |