[image base directory] is defined in Setting Defaults or when selecting a destination
drive. The default is /tx1_images/.
[directory name] is the image sub-directory name auto-generated for each acquisition,
and is defined in Setting Defaults or when selecting a destination drive during duplication job
setup. The default setting is Date and Time. See Performing a Duplication on page36 for more
details.
[filename] is the base image filename and is defined in Image Settings during duplication
job setup.
[filename].001 (or .E01 or .Ex01) is the first segment or portion of the data copied from
the source drive. All other segments have standard segment names (for example,
[filename].002, [filename].003, and so on).
The TX1 generates a .LOG file for each image job. It also creates a .tx1_packed_log file,
which can be used to do a standalone verification of the original image or to Restore an image
file to the original drive format.
Duplication Over a Network
The 10 gigabit Ethernet interface of the TX1 enables superior network imaging performance
when combined with a properly configured 10 gigabit network infrastructure and destination
storage server such as a Storage Area Network (SAN) or Network Attached Storage (NAS) or a
Windows or Linux server configured with an iSCSI target or CIFS share.
The TX1 supports using an iSCSI target as a source or destination and a CIFS share as a
destination. The TX1 must be connected to a network before using either iSCSI or CIFS
settings.
Adding an iSCSI Target
1. To add an iSCSI target as a source or destination drive, tap the Sources or Destinations
button at the bottom of the Home screen. Then tap the orange plus button in the upper
right corner of the drive list, and tap Mount iSCSI Target to display the iSCSI Discovery
screen.
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