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Acronis Cyber Infrastructure 3.5 Storage User's Guide

Oct 26, 2020
  • 1. Supported Storage Types
  • 2. Accessing S3 Buckets
    • 2.1. Managing Buckets via the Acronis Cyber Infrastructure User Panel
    • 2.2. Accessing S3 Storage with CyberDuck
    • 2.3. Mounting S3 Storage with Mountain Duck
    • 2.4. S3 Bucket and Key Naming Policies
  • 3. Accessing iSCSI Targets
  • 4. Accessing NFS Shares
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2. Accessing S3 Buckets¶

To access S3 buckets, get the following information (credentials) from your system administrator:

  • user panel IP address
  • DNS name of the S3 endpoint
  • access key ID
  • secret access key

Acronis Cyber Infrastructure allows you to access your S3 data in several ways:

  • via the Acronis Cyber Infrastructure user panel
  • via a third-party S3 application like Cyberduck, Mountain Duck, Backup Exec, etc.

In this chapter:¶

  • 2.1. Managing Buckets via the Acronis Cyber Infrastructure User Panel
    • 2.1.1. Logging in to User Panel
    • 2.1.2. Adding, Deleting, and Listing S3 Buckets
      • 2.1.2.1. Listing S3 Bucket Contents in a Browser
    • 2.1.3. Creating, Deleting, and Listing Folders
    • 2.1.4. Uploading and Downloading Files
    • 2.1.5. Obtaining and Validating File Certificates
  • 2.2. Accessing S3 Storage with CyberDuck
    • 2.2.1. Managing S3 Bucket Versions
  • 2.3. Mounting S3 Storage with Mountain Duck
    • 2.3.1. Creating S3 Buckets on Mounted S3 Storage
  • 2.4. S3 Bucket and Key Naming Policies
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