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Seagate BlackArmor NAS 110 - User Manual

Seagate BlackArmor NAS 110
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Summary

Chapter 1. Introduction

1.1 What is Seagate BlackArmor Backup?

Overview of Seagate BlackArmor Backup as an integrated software suite for PC security and data destruction.

1.2 Advantages

Highlights key benefits of Seagate BlackArmor Backup, including one-click protection and ease of use.

1.3 System requirements and supported media

Details hardware requirements and operating systems supported by Seagate BlackArmor Backup.

1.3.1 Minimum system requirements

Lists the essential hardware specifications needed to run Seagate BlackArmor Backup.

1.3.2 Supported operating systems

Specifies the operating systems tested and supported for Seagate BlackArmor Backup.

1.3.3 Supported file systems

Lists the file systems compatible with Seagate BlackArmor Backup operations.

1.4 License policy

Explains the licensing terms and limitations for Seagate BlackArmor Backup.

1.5 Technical support

Provides information on how to obtain free technical support for registered users.

Chapter 2. Seagate BlackArmor Backup installation and startup

2.1 Installing Seagate BlackArmor Backup

Step-by-step guide for installing the Seagate BlackArmor Backup software.

2.2 Extracting Seagate BlackArmor Backup

Instructions on how to save the Seagate BlackArmor Backup setup file for later use.

2.3 Running Seagate BlackArmor Backup

Details on how to launch the Seagate BlackArmor Backup program.

2.4 Removing Seagate BlackArmor Backup

Guide on how to uninstall Seagate BlackArmor Backup from the system.

Chapter 3. General information

3.1 The difference between file archives and disk;partition images

Explains the distinction between file-level backups and sector-by-sector disk imaging.

3.2 Full, incremental and differential backups

Describes the different types of backup methods available for data protection.

3.3 BlackArmor Backup Secure Zone

Information on the dedicated secure partition for storing backup archives.

3.6 Try&Decide

Introduces the Try&Decide feature for safe testing of software and system changes.

3.7 BlackArmor DriveCleanser, File Shredder, and System Clean-up

Overview of utilities for secure data destruction and system privacy.

3.8 Support for Zip format

Details on using the Zip archive format for backups and its limitations.

Chapter 4. Getting to know Seagate BlackArmor Backup

4.1 BlackArmor One-Click Protection

Explains the One-Click Protection feature for immediate system backup upon installation.

4.2 Program workspace

Describes the main program window and its interface elements for accessing functionality.

Chapter 5. Creating backup archives

5.1 Selecting what data to back up

Guide on choosing which data (files, partitions, system state) to include in backups.

5.2 Performing backup

Detailed steps for creating a backup task, including selecting data and options.

5.2.1 Selecting data for backup

Choosing specific disks, partitions, files, or application settings for backup.

5.2.2 Selecting the target archive location

Specifying the destination path and filename for the backup archive.

5.2.3 Scheduling

Setting up automatic backup tasks based on various time or event triggers.

5.2.4 Backup method

Choosing between full, incremental, or differential backup policies.

5.2.5 Source files exclusion

Configuring filters to exclude specific files or folders from the backup process.

5.2.6 Selecting the backup options

Configuring advanced backup settings like file-splitting and compression.

5.2.7 Setting automatic consolidation

Defining rules for managing backup archives to save storage space.

5.3 Fine-tuning your backups

Customizing backup tasks with specific options for enhanced control.

5.3.1 Archive protection

Securing backup archives using passwords and encryption for data confidentiality.

5.3.5 Backup performance

Adjusting backup priority, HDD writing, and network speed for optimal performance.

5.3.8 Error handling

Configuring how the software handles errors, such as bad sectors during backup.

5.3.10 Backup reserve copy settings

Setting up automatic creation of backup reserve copies in various formats.

5.4 Making reserve copies of your backups

Options for creating secondary copies of your backups for added data safety.

Chapter 6. Restoring backup data

6.1 Restore under Windows or boot from CD?

Guidance on selecting the appropriate method for restoring data.

6.2 Restoring files and folders from file archives

Procedure for restoring individual files and folders from backup archives.

6.3 Restoring disks;partitions or files from images

Steps for restoring entire disks, partitions, or specific files from disk images.

6.3.2 Archive selection

Selecting the specific backup archive to use for the restoration process.

6.3.3 Restoration method selection

Choosing whether to restore whole disks/partitions or selected files/folders.

6.3.5 Selecting a target disk;partition

Choosing the destination disk or partition where the backup data will be restored.

6.4 Setting restore options

Configuring advanced settings for the restoration process, like priority and file handling.

6.4.1 Files to preserve during restoration

Defining rules for handling existing files when restoring backup data.

Chapter 7. Try&Decide

7.1 Using Try&Decide

Detailed instructions on how to activate and utilize the Try&Decide feature.

7.2 Try&Decide usage examples

Practical examples illustrating the benefits and applications of the Try&Decide feature.

Chapter 8. Scheduling tasks

8.1 Creating scheduled tasks

Guide on setting up automated backup or validation tasks.

8.1.1 Setting up once only execution

Configuring a task to run a single time at a specified date and time.

8.1.2 Setting up upon event execution

Scheduling tasks to trigger based on system events like startup or user logon.

8.1.3 Setting up daily execution

Configuring tasks to run on a daily basis, including frequency and specific days.

8.2 Managing scheduled tasks

How to view, edit, delete, or rename existing scheduled tasks.

Chapter 9. Managing BlackArmor Backup Secure Zone

9.1 Creating BlackArmor Backup Secure Zone

Step-by-step process for creating a secure partition for backups.

9.2 Resizing BlackArmor Backup Secure Zone

Instructions on how to adjust the size of the BlackArmor Backup Secure Zone.

9.3 Changing password for BlackArmor Backup Secure Zone

Procedure for modifying or setting a password for the secure zone.

9.4 Deleting BlackArmor Backup Secure Zone

Guide on how to remove the BlackArmor Backup Secure Zone and reclaim space.

Chapter 10. Creating bootable media

Chapter 11. Other operations

11.1 Validating backup archives

Checking the integrity and completeness of backup archives.

11.2 Operation results notification

Setting up email or WinPopup notifications for backup and restore operations.

11.3 Viewing Tasks and Logs

How to access and interpret logs of program operations and scheduled tasks.

11.4 Consolidating backups

Managing backup archives by combining or deleting older backups.

11.5 Removing backup archives

Procedure for safely deleting obsolete backup archives.

Chapter 12. Exploring archives and mounting images

12.1 Searching

Finding specific files or archives using search criteria within backup data.

12.2 Google Desktop and Windows Search integration

Enabling search engine integration for indexing and finding files within backup archives.

12.3 Mounting an image

Accessing backup image contents as a virtual disk for file exploration.

12.4 Unmounting an image

Procedure for disconnecting a mounted virtual disk.

Chapter 13. Transferring the system to a new disk

13.1 General information

Overview of transferring operating system and data to a new, larger hard disk.

13.3 Executing transfers

The process of cloning a disk, including selecting modes and parameters.

13.3.1 Selecting Clone mode

Choosing between automated or manual disk cloning methods.

13.3.2 Selecting source disk

Identifying the original disk from which data will be copied.

13.3.3 Selecting destination disk

Choosing the target disk for receiving the cloned data.

13.3.5 Selecting partition transfer method

Defining how partitions are transferred, including size distribution.

13.3.6 Cloning with manual partitioning

Detailed steps for manually resizing and relocating partitions during cloning.

13.3.7 Cloning summary

Reviewing the cloning plan before execution and handling system reboots.

Chapter 14. Adding a new hard disk

14.1 Selecting a hard disk

Identifying the newly added hard disk for configuration.

14.2 Creating new partitions

Steps for creating and configuring new partitions on a hard disk.

Chapter 15. Security and Privacy Tools

15.1 Using File Shredder

Permanently destroying selected files and folders using the File Shredder utility.

15.2 BlackArmor DriveCleanser

Securely erasing data from hard disks and partitions using various methods.

15.3 Creating custom algorithms of data destruction

Guidance on creating personalized data destruction methods for specific security needs.

15.4 System Clean-up

Removing traces of user activity and temporary files from the system.

15.5 System Clean-up Wizard settings

Customizing the System Clean-up process by configuring component settings.

15.5.1 Data Destruction Method setting

Selecting the method for data destruction for cleanup components.

15.5.2 Files setting

Defining file names or patterns for the System Clean-up process.

15.5.3 Computers setting

Configuring cleanup of registry entries related to network computer searches.

15.5.4 Drive Free Space setting

Specifying which drives to clean up free space on during system cleanup.

15.5.5 Commands setting

Defining commands to remove from the Windows Run List during cleanup.

15.5.6 Network Places Filter setting

Filtering network places to manage stored network user credentials.

15.6 Cleaning up separate system components

Performing cleanup on individual system components separately.

Appendix A. Partitions and file systems

A.1 Hard disk partitions

Explanation of hard disk partitioning concepts and processes.

A.2 File systems

Overview of common file systems used by operating systems.

A.2.1 FAT16

Description of the FAT16 file system and its characteristics.

A.2.3 NTFS

Details on the NTFS file system, its structure, and features.

Appendix B. Hard disks and BIOS setup

B.1 Installing hard disks in computers

Instructions for installing hard disk drives into a computer system.

B.1.1 Installing a hard disk, general scheme

General steps for physically installing an IDE hard disk drive.

B.1.3 Configuring hard disk drives, jumpers

Setting up hard disk drive configuration using jumpers (master/slave).

B.2 BIOS

Introduction to BIOS and its role in computer initialization and hardware configuration.

B.2.1 Setup utility

How to access and use the BIOS setup utility for system configuration.

B.2.3 Arranging boot sequence, advanced CMOS setup menu

Configuring the boot order and advanced CMOS settings.

B.2.4 Hard disk initialization errors

Troubleshooting common errors related to hard disk initialization.

B.3 Installing a SATA hard drive

Guide for installing a SATA hard drive, including connection and configuration steps.

Appendix C. Hard Disk Wiping methods

C.1 Information wiping methods’ functioning principles

Explanation of the physical principles behind guaranteed data wiping.

C.2 Information wiping methods used by Seagate BlackArmor Backup

Description of the data destruction algorithms implemented in Seagate BlackArmor Backup.

Appendix D. Startup Parameters

Seagate BlackArmor NAS 110 Specifications

General IconGeneral
ModelBlackArmor NAS 110
InterfaceGigabit Ethernet
Drive Bays1
Power SupplyExternal power adapter
CoolingFanless
CategoryNAS
Operating System CompatibilityWindows, Mac
Capacity2 TB
Weight1.5 lbs

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