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rotating usb
If we enable rotating usb.
will the restore point on the rotating usb-drives be deleted when they are inserted again?
will the restore point on the rotating usb-drives be deleted when they are inserted again?
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Re: rotating usb
Hi Frank,
Restore points will be deleted according to the retention policy settings. As to how it works, then please take a look at this link > Backup to Rotated Drives
Thanks!
Restore points will be deleted according to the retention policy settings. As to how it works, then please take a look at this link > Backup to Rotated Drives
Thanks!
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Re: rotating usb
Thx!
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Re: rotating usb
To keep in mind - every rotated drive will have its own backup chain and every backup chain will have its own retention.
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Re: rotating usb
yup, the will all have max the retention set in the backup setting I presume, and if the customer change daily with 3 USB-drives a 1 month retention actually willl cover 3 months, correct?
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Re: rotating usb
Yes, that's correct. Every rotated drive will have the backup chain that is controlled by the configured retention policy.
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Re: rotating usb
That option is quite hidden, but good to know it's there.
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