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Wrong Schedule
Hello.
I scheduled a back job with this option "Monthly at 10:00 Last Saturday".
The schedule appear always ont the next Saturday, i thought it was a display error, but the job always runs on each Saturday...
I try to creat a new one, but I got the same issue...
Any idea ?
Thank you
I scheduled a back job with this option "Monthly at 10:00 Last Saturday".
The schedule appear always ont the next Saturday, i thought it was a display error, but the job always runs on each Saturday...
I try to creat a new one, but I got the same issue...
Any idea ?
Thank you
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Re: Wrong Schedule
Hi, Alex. I’m wondering whether you have also active or synthetic full enabled. If so, what schedule does it have? It can be checked by going to the settings of backup job -> advanced -> backup.
Thanks.
Thanks.
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Re: Wrong Schedule
Yes, the Synthetic full on saturday, have been selected on this job. But I must performe a peridic full, so, for the mounthly job, how must I configure the job ?v.Eremin wrote:Hi, Alex. I’m wondering whether you have also active or synthetic full enabled. If so, what schedule does it have? It can be checked by going to the settings of backup job -> advanced -> backup.
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Re: Wrong Schedule
This was the reason why the job was executed. Synthetic/Active full backup is started regardless of common schedule.
In case of monthly job, it’s better to stick to "always full" scenario, since copying monthly-worth changes is likely to take the same time it takes to perform a completely new full backup. So, I recommend disabling synthetic full and specifying active full backups to run monthly at Last Saturday.
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In case of monthly job, it’s better to stick to "always full" scenario, since copying monthly-worth changes is likely to take the same time it takes to perform a completely new full backup. So, I recommend disabling synthetic full and specifying active full backups to run monthly at Last Saturday.
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Ok thank you.
All changes are made !
All changes are made !
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You’re welcome. Feel free to contact us, if any additional questions arise. Thanks.
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Re: Wrong Schedule
Just one precision...
Il want to perform a full backup mouthly but keep 12 backup (one for each mounth) and only one full and 12 incremental backups.
When I select active full, I'm not able to chose "Transform previous full to rollback".
How can I do ?
Thank you.
Il want to perform a full backup mouthly but keep 12 backup (one for each mounth) and only one full and 12 incremental backups.
When I select active full, I'm not able to chose "Transform previous full to rollback".
How can I do ?
Thank you.
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Re: Wrong Schedule
Use reversed incremental, then. In this case, the latest restore point will be always a full backup, meanwhile, the previous - incremental ones. Thanks.
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Re: Wrong Schedule
With one job each mounth using active full, with reverse incrmental, previous backup file will be change into rollbak points ?v.Eremin wrote:Use reversed incremental, then. In this case, the latest restore point will be always a full backup, meanwhile, the previous - incremental ones. Thanks.
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In this case, you won’t have to use active full any longer. As mentioned, with the reversed mode, the latest restore point will be always a full backup and previous points will be incremental ones. This’s just the way it works - changes literally are injected into the .vbk file to rebuild it to the most recent state of a VM.
So, you can switch to reversed incremental mode and disable active full completely.
Thanks.
So, you can switch to reversed incremental mode and disable active full completely.
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Yep, you’ve hit the mark. Just be sure to specify "12" as a number of restore points you want to keep on disk. Thanks.
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Re: Wrong Schedule
OK
Thank you all for your help !!!
Thank you all for your help !!!
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