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Selecting compression?
Hey,
3 questions.
1- How do I choose the degree of "compression" in Endpoint?
2- How can you set up a schedule once a week (Sunday) will be a full backup, and all the rest of the week will be incremental?
3- there a way to delete old backups by size and by time?
for example:
The backup will be up to 7TB?
My drive is 8 TB, "time" is something unexpected, will now back up to 1TB, and 950GB tomorrow, how software will face if this change by time?
Thank you!!
3 questions.
1- How do I choose the degree of "compression" in Endpoint?
2- How can you set up a schedule once a week (Sunday) will be a full backup, and all the rest of the week will be incremental?
3- there a way to delete old backups by size and by time?
for example:
The backup will be up to 7TB?
My drive is 8 TB, "time" is something unexpected, will now back up to 1TB, and 950GB tomorrow, how software will face if this change by time?
Thank you!!
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Re: Selecting compression?
Hi
1. It's not possible, there's only one default compression level.
2. It's not possible, we do forever-incremental backup.
3. No, retention is only by point count.
Thanks!
1. It's not possible, there's only one default compression level.
2. It's not possible, we do forever-incremental backup.
3. No, retention is only by point count.
Thanks!
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Re: Selecting compression?
If I set a 21-day backup, what happens after 21 days? She does a full backup? Or deletes the first closing after a full backup and creates a "Incrementa"?
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Re: Selecting compression?
S.A.
The first thing that will happen is that an incremental will be taken. Then the full backup (oldest) will be merged with the oldest incremental. So you still have a full backup, and the number of incrementals.
Cheers
Mike
The first thing that will happen is that an incremental will be taken. Then the full backup (oldest) will be merged with the oldest incremental. So you still have a full backup, and the number of incrementals.
Cheers
Mike
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Re: Selecting compression?
Thank you, you helped me a lot!!
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Re: Selecting compression?
S.A.,
Customizable compression level and periodic full backup options are coming in v2, so stay tuned for updates.
Customizable compression level and periodic full backup options are coming in v2, so stay tuned for updates.
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