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Feature Request: Scheduling Full Backups
I know VEB uses a forever incremental model. I am accustomed to monthly full backups, for a number of reasons I prefer this. It would be nice to have this option, similar to what is found in B&R v8.
I used VEB for the first time today. Overall impression is good, but it's very, very light on features. I hope more functionality is added over time.
Thanks for the free product. With a little more features and control, I will be ready to dump the paid product am using for about 15 clients right now.
I used VEB for the first time today. Overall impression is good, but it's very, very light on features. I hope more functionality is added over time.
Thanks for the free product. With a little more features and control, I will be ready to dump the paid product am using for about 15 clients right now.
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Re: Feature Request: Scheduling Full Backups
Could you use the keep restore points setting to set when you wanted it to roll up a full .vbk file and use that?
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Re: Feature Request: Scheduling Full Backups
Hey,
Thanks for the feature request. We will certainly discuss that...
Cheers
Mike
Thanks for the feature request. We will certainly discuss that...
Can you also help us by telling what exact features you would like to see? We have hundreds of feature requests and prioritizing is importantguitarfish wrote:With a little more features and control, I will be ready to dump the paid product am using for about 15 clients right now
Jax, smart thinking, although I don't think it will work in this scenario but I certainly like the way you thinkJaxIsland7575 wrote:Could you use the keep restore points setting to set when you wanted it to roll up a full .vbk file and use that?
Cheers
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Re: Feature Request: Scheduling Full Backups
The ability to schedule periodic full backups was the main thing I was looking for. IMO, this is safer than the forever incremental method, where one bad file can ruin the backup archive. What can I say, I'm old school.Mike Resseler wrote: Can you also help us by telling what exact features you would like to see? We have hundreds of feature requests and prioritizing is important
Otherwise all I need for my endpoints is the ability to schedule, to store to DAS or NAS, and quickly access the backup image for restores.
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Thanks!
We will certainly discuss this...
Cheers
Mike
We will certainly discuss this...
Cheers
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Re: Feature Request: Scheduling Full Backups
Adding a note here that I wish the DAILY label for scheduling was a combo box which allowed me to pick the interval (DAILY, WEEKLY, MONTHLY).
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So, if we remove that "safety" concern, would it be fair to say that there will be no reasons left to run periodic fulls? Thanks.guitarfish wrote:IMO, this is safer than the forever incremental method, where one bad file can ruin the backup archive. What can I say, I'm old school.
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Re: Feature Request: Scheduling Full Backups
Please don't hi-jack the thread. However, while we are at this - I must mention that those are really strange schedules to backup desktops and laptops with and even for servers, daily backup is a gold standard. Nevertheless, remember that we support starting backup from command line - so feel free to use Windows Scheduler to create any backup schedule at all.mattdwyerva wrote:Adding a note here that I wish the DAILY label for scheduling was a combo box which allowed me to pick the interval (DAILY, WEEKLY, MONTHLY).
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I did not realize VEB supported command line - cool, albeit not a huge fan of windows scheduler, and used to VBR flexibility, which is a different level naturally. I was trying to stick a "feature request" note in a thread w/a related feature request, but...not adequately similar - sorry about that.
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Re: Feature Request: Scheduling Full Backups
Daily backup plus backup no more often than safety trigger allow to set any interval you like even whiteout scripting i.e. daily schedule plus backup no more often than set to 7 days will make a weekly backuppick the interval (DAILY, WEEKLY, MONTHLY)
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Re: Feature Request: Scheduling Full Backups
I think max interval is 99 hours. I would still think the interval combo box is simpler,imho
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Yes, max value is '99' but the dropdown can be set to 'Days'.
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