Hi All,
I am wondering if there is a way to schedule a Full Backup (Acrive or Synthaatic) to be every 10 days ? instead of weekly or monthly bases. My goal is to have daily incrementals and full backup every 10 days so I played with all schedule options but couldn't achieve it so I feel I am missing something or this is not possible on veeam as I used to do it in other vendors.
Let me know if this configuration is possible in VBR.
Thanks
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Re: Customized Backup Schedules for 10 days Full Backup
Hello Mahmood
Full backups can be scheduled within 1-7 days or monthly. 7 days with the recommended backup storage (reFS, XFS for fast clone) is normally used by many of our customers. May I ask, why 10 days is important? What's the use case?
If you goal is to have 1 full backup and 9 incremental backups, you can just disable periodic full backups.
This will create a forever forward incremental chain.
Best,
Fabian
Full backups can be scheduled within 1-7 days or monthly. 7 days with the recommended backup storage (reFS, XFS for fast clone) is normally used by many of our customers. May I ask, why 10 days is important? What's the use case?
If you goal is to have 1 full backup and 9 incremental backups, you can just disable periodic full backups.
This will create a forever forward incremental chain.
Best,
Fabian
Product Management Analyst @ Veeam Software
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Re: Customized Backup Schedules for 10 days Full Backup
Hi Fibian,
It was a customer request as as their company policy. Anyway I managed it by using powershell script with windows task scheduler and it works fine.
Thanks for your reply and sorry for the delay responsz
It was a customer request as as their company policy. Anyway I managed it by using powershell script with windows task scheduler and it works fine.
Thanks for your reply and sorry for the delay responsz
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