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The scheduler uses local time of the machine the backup plan exists on. Before creating a schedule,
be sure th
Schedule
To define when a task has to be executed, you need to specify an event or multiple events. The task
will be launched as soon as any of the events occurs. The table below lists the events available under
Windows and Linux operating systems.
Time: Daily, Weekly, Monthly
Time passed since the last successful backup has completed
(specify the length of time)
User logon
User logoff*
*Shutting down is not the same as logging off. The task will not run at a system
shutdown.
Free space change
(specify the amount of free space change on any volume selected for backup or
containing data selected for backup)
An event in Windows event log
(specify the parameters of the event)
Upon an Acronis Drive Monitor alert
Condition
For backup operations only, you can specify a condition or multiple conditions in addition to the
events. Once any of the events occurs, the scheduler checks the condition and runs the task if the
condition is met. With multiple conditions, all of them must be met simultaneously to enable task
execution. The table below lists the conditions available under Windows and Linux operating
systems.
Condition: run the task only if
User is idle (a screen saver is running or the machine is locked)
Location's host is available
The task run time is within the specified time interval
The specified period of time has passed since the last successful backup completed
The scheduler behavior, in case the event occurs but the condition (or any of multiple conditions) is
not met is defined by the Task start conditions (p. 116) backup option.
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