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Question about retention
Say I have a folder that’s in my backup set c:\users\admin\scanned data and I delete it from my PC that’s running Veeam agent that’s using default settings. Will it still be there after 14 days? Just asking as it’s set to “keep backups for the past 14 days”.
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Re: Question about retention
Hi Paul,
Can you provide a bit more information about the agent settings, retention value, license type, have you periodic active fulls, it can help to get the whole picture.
Since the retention policy can work in a couple different ways.
Thanks!
Can you provide a bit more information about the agent settings, retention value, license type, have you periodic active fulls, it can help to get the whole picture.
Since the retention policy can work in a couple different ways.
Thanks!
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Re: Question about retention
It's using all the default values of Veeam Agent free so
Backup mode: Entire computer
Destination: SMB share from NAS, keep backups for 14 days, nothing used under advanced so no active full backups
Schedule is nightly
Backup mode: Entire computer
Destination: SMB share from NAS, keep backups for 14 days, nothing used under advanced so no active full backups
Schedule is nightly
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Re: Question about retention
If you already have a backup chain of 14 RPs, then the folder will be available for restore another 15 days until the restore point without the folder will be injected into the full backup file.
So, the answer on the question above is no.
You can find out detailed information about the Retention Policy in Free edition here. Thanks!
So, the answer on the question above is no.
You can find out detailed information about the Retention Policy in Free edition here. Thanks!
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Re: Question about retention
Thanks for clearing that up!
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