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How to reduce the backup size

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We are using the Veeam backup for a year. We found a lot of the data are the video and sound files. Would we have any way to skip or exclude those files type into the backup task ?

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Yes you can. It is part of the advanced settings (Application button) of application aware image processing:
https://helpcenter.veeam.com/docs/backu ... tml?ver=95
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Thank you @tdewin, thank you very much for sharing the relevant help center link to reduce the backup size... :)
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Re: How to reduce the backup size

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Thank you @tdewin.

I tried our my veeam server. The Exclusions is disabled. Where would we to enable this ?
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Re: How to reduce the backup size

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This functionality is available in Enterprise/Enterprise Plus editions.
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Thanks for your quick reply, Foggy.

Do we have anyway can done the similar thing in standard edition ?
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Re: How to reduce the backup size

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You could place this data on a separate disk and exclude it from processing.
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