Summary
How to run the backup task with ease
Resolution
Use the attached AIP_backup.exe.
Tool USAGE:
AIP_backup.exe <ProfileName> <Wait time>
If the parameter is not specified, an error will be logged in the application event log.
ProfileName
Check the profileName.
Run the “aipcontrol.exe profiles” in command prompt.
Wait time
Unit is Seconds.
Null is 30 Seconds.
0 is infinite wait time.
e.g.
C:AIP_backup jobINC
*Wait time is 30 Seconds.
C:AIP_backup jobINC 10
*Wait time is 10 Seconds.
C:AIP_backup jobINC 0
*Wait time is infinite.
Practical case:
AIP 3.5 cannot shut down backup on Windows Server 2012 or later and Windows 8 or later. However, using AIP_backup.exe and a shutdown script allows the backup to be shut down.
Steps
1) Add the “MMC — Add or Remove Snap-ins — Group Policy Object Editor”.
2) Open the “ComputerConfiguration — Administrative Template — System — Scripts”.
3) Change the following two settings:
– Maximum wait time for Group Policy scripts
Enabled
Options: Seconds: 0
– Run shutdown scripts visible
Enabled
4) Add the script in “ComputerConfiguration — Windows Settings — Scripts — Shutdown”.
5) Run the cmd.exe and then run gpupdate.
Target Product
– ActiveImage Protector 3.5
Attachments
- aip_backup.zip (135,361 bytes)
(13451077567897)
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