Acronis Backup and recovery software installation in Linux

Acronis Backup and Recovery installation Process

step 1: Download the acreonis backup & recovery require software 32/64bit .
step 2:install the software
   2.1: copy the folder into any username folder or home.
   2.2:Install RPM Package Manager
        $sudo apt-get install rpm
         Linux distributions where RPM is already installed include Red Hat Enterprise Linux, Fedora,  and SUSE Linux Enterprise Server.
         Linux packages
         The following Linux packages must be installed in the system: gcc, kernel, kernel-headers, and
          kernel-devel. The names of these packages may vary depending on the Linux distribution.

          ******To install these packages in Red Hat Enterprise Linux or Fedora, run the following command as the root user:*********
         $yum install -y gcc kernel kernel-headers kernel-devel

 ****************For Ubuntu***********************************

             In Ubuntu, the necessary packages are normally already installed. We recommend running      the following command before   installing Acronis Backup & Recovery 11:
         $sudo apt-get update
       
       
step 3: $sudo chmod 777 ABR11*

step 4: $sudo apt-get install alien     (if required)
step 5: $sudo ./(file name)
         example for file name:ABR11SL64_trial_en-US.x86_64
       
step 6:Agree the terms and conditions
step 7: enter the license key
step 8:installation process starts.
step 9: If any errors just $sudo apt-get upgrade 
step 10: run the acronis in console
             $sudo acronis_console        

step 11:
  Note: Still u have problems run the following
   

1. Make sure you used a serial key for Acronis Backup & Recovery 10 Advanced Server and not for Acronis Backup & Recovery 10 Server for Linux (Standalone). The Standalone edition does not allow remote connection;
   
   
2. Create the /mms directory manually:
   
   $mkdir -p /var/lib/Acronis/mms
   
   
3. Check that the Acronis Linux Agent and Acronis Managed Machine services are started on the machine they are installed on:
   
   $sudo /etc/init.d/acronis_agent status
    $sudo  /etc/init.d/acronis_mms status
   
   
4. If it is not, start them manually:
   
   $sudo /etc/init.d/acronis_agent start
    $sudo  /etc/init.d/acronis_mms start
5. Check that the /tmp directory shows that it is mounted without the noexec option:
   
   $sudo mount | grep tmp
   If it is mounted with the noexec option, remount it:
   
   mount -o remount,exec[device_name]/tmp