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always full backup for tapes
Is it possible to force Veeam to always do a full backup for tape backups linked to backup jobs? I assume if I link to VM this will be the case, but here I want to copy the whole backup chain (2 fulls + incremental, or just the latest full). For some reason, I'm only getting incremental data copied.
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Re: always full backup for tapes
Hello,
if you need a daily full to tape, there are several options
1) use forward incremental forever backup chain without synthetic / active full. then use a simple media pool and synthesize full every day
2) use forward incremental with daily synthetic full (for disk space consumption reasons, only do that on REFS / XFS)
3) use reverse incremental
Synthesizing full every day does only work in forever incremental mode.
Best regards,
Hannes
if you need a daily full to tape, there are several options
1) use forward incremental forever backup chain without synthetic / active full. then use a simple media pool and synthesize full every day
2) use forward incremental with daily synthetic full (for disk space consumption reasons, only do that on REFS / XFS)
3) use reverse incremental
Synthesizing full every day does only work in forever incremental mode.
Best regards,
Hannes
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Re: always full backup for tapes
Hi Hannes,
is there anything new or is it still the way to go?
Tia
Karsten
is there anything new or is it still the way to go?
Tia
Karsten
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Re: always full backup for tapes
Hello,
it's still the way to go.
Best regards
Hannes
it's still the way to go.
Best regards
Hannes
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