Restore Points

[Ivan G.]

Hello,

What benefit does it have to increase the restoration points?

Thank you

[nielsengelen]

This will allow you to go further back in time for restoring files.

[Ivan G.]

It has nothing to do with the fact that it takes less time to make the copy on large discs? thanks!!

[nielsengelen]

No, it will only grow you recovery point options. The speed is not affected by this. Speed can be affected by multiple factors such as disk/raid speed of the backup target, how busy is the backup target, load on the production server, network limit,...

[Ivan G.]

OK thank you very much

[Ivan G.]

One doubt, I just made a copy, if tomorrow I want to make, there are incremental copies? that is, make a copy of only what is new? thanks

[nielsengelen]

First backup is a full backup and afterwards it will always be incremental backups for the job.

[Ivan G.]

Thanks for answering, but if I do it manually, if I now release a backup, it will be incremental? Is there any way to know?

[nielsengelen]

If you already run the job once it will be an incrementall (scheduled or manual).

If you run the job for the first time it will be a full (scheduled or manual).

[Ivan G.]

And can you see in some log that is incremental? I guess that because of the size will be enough but out of curiosity

[nielsengelen]

You can see it from the console. It will state: Starting incremental backup or Starting full backup.

[Ivan G.]

thanks!!!