Backing up to a network shared folder limits you to saving only on backup. In the event that the primary server fails, the backup data will be located on a disk drive on another server.
This allows you to save backups on another server. □īack up to a shared network folder-Using this option, you can save backups to a network shared folder. Be aware that using this method will however decrease the performance of any other activity on the volume while backups are running. □īack up to a volume-This option is similar to the back up to hard disk method except you are not required to dedicate the disk drive to backups only. You should be aware that by using this method, if the server fails and the disk drive becomes unusable, both the primary system and the backups are lost. This method will allow you to save multiple copies of backups and backup and restore processes take less time than if using a volume or shared network folder to save backups.
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Windows Server Backup will format the disk and it can be used only to store backups. Data can be backed up to one of the following locations: □īack up to a hard disk that is dedicated for backups-Using this option will store backups to a hard disk connected to the server. You now must select where you want to save your backups. After selecting the times and how often to backup the data, click Next to continue. The next step is to determine when and how often to backup the data.
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