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UNC is short for Universal Naming Convention. This is a standard system for naming network drives. Via a UNC path  it is possible to access any resource in a network without a drive letter mapping.
Z-DBackup must be able to establish a network connection on its own and independently of the currently logged-on user and therefore uses UNC paths to access remote resources such as network drives.
Example
A directory called Backup is a shared resource on a NAS. A user account named Backup was created on the NAS and has the appropriate user permissions.
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This button shows the stored password as normal text. If this button is not displayed, the option "Hide button to display passwords" was activated in the program settings.
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 The passwords for use with Z-DBackup can contain a maximum of 32 characters. Allowed characters are: 0-9, a-z, A-Z and the symbols _ ! % / & ( ) ? . - ; + : @ * # [ ] { } € § | ~ = $ " (no spaces). Please keep that in mind when creating the backup user account on your network computer.
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