Access Connect creates a separate search index file for each Access Connect volume; the search index files are stored in a folder called Access Connect indexes. Placing index files in one location and excluding this folder from scanning prevents problems with virus scan software and backup applications. You can specify custom index file paths for individual volumes when you set up or modify a volume to be shared; see the section Creating a Volume.
Note: To help you locate a search index for a volume, Access Connect begins each index file name with the name of the volume to which it belongs.
If you do not create a custom path, search index files are stored in a one of two locations.
When starting EZIP for the first time, search indexes for a volume is created in the default index path unless you have set individual custom paths for a particular volume or volumes.
When enabled, these logging options increase the level of detail recorded in the Access Connect log file. Options are available for various aspects of Access Connect operations. These are typically only needed when working with Acronis technical support. Enabling verbose logging could potentially have an impact on performance and should be used for troubleshooting. The Reset all button will return all Access Connect logging to default settings.
When enabled, Windows will give you the option of sending error reports in the event of an issue. These error reports can be used by Acronis to identify and address potential problems.
Click this button to ZIP archive the current Access Connect log file and start a new log file. This can be used to reduce the size of your existing log file for archiving or to package your log file for delivery to Acronis technical support. Log files are located in the \Program Files\Group Logic\Access Connect\Logs\Access Connect\ folder on your system drive by default.