Hi all,
I have a reverse incremental daily backup job on one of our file servers. To keep things nice and tidy, once every 2 months it runs a full active back up which results in an additional .vbk which is nearly 1TB in size.
My question is, can I safely just manually delete the old VBK copy (highlighted) which was created when the full active backup was run? I still have a corresponding .vrb which was taken at the same time, but dont know if this will be useless without the VBK taken at the same time.
Thanks
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Re: Scheduled Active Full Backup - can I just delete it?
Hi Mike,
As "old VBK copy" was created during daily reverse incremental process, you have to keep file as corresponding .vrb chained to it.
P.S. More detailed information about reverse incremental backup: LINK
As "old VBK copy" was created during daily reverse incremental process, you have to keep file as corresponding .vrb chained to it.
P.S. More detailed information about reverse incremental backup: LINK
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Re: Scheduled Active Full Backup - can I just delete it?
Understood. Thanks for confirming.
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