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#CARBONITE SERVER BACKUP REMOTE SERVER WINDOWS 8#

Scroll down the list of power settings.Locate your currently selected power plan and click the Change plan settings link next to it.Click Start Control Panel Power Options.

#CARBONITE SERVER BACKUP REMOTE SERVER WINDOWS 8#

Simply mark the Wake up the system to run the task checkbox to enable this feature.Ĭomputers running on Windows 7 and Windows 8 operating systems require that you allow wake timers in order for the Wake up the system to run the task feature to work properly. Wake up the system to run the task - CSSB can also be set to wake the computer to run the backup, if it is in Sleep, Standby, or Hibernate mode.Incremental backup - This type of backup makes CSSB back up only the data that changed since the last successful full, differential, or incremental backup.

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Differential backup - This type of backup makes CSSB back up only the data that changed since the last successful full backup.

Full backup - This type of backup makes CSSB back up all of the data associated with the backup set.

You can also specify the following backup options: Within this screen, you can run a full, differential, or incremental backup every day, every week, every month or every year at a specific time. You can re-enable a disabled backup set at any time, and the backup set will begin honoring the scheduled backups again. A disabled backup set will not perform scheduled backups, but will be eligible for a restore.

Disable - It allows you to disable a backup set.

Users who wish to create multiple, similar backup sets can use this feature to reduce setup time. A cloned backup set can be modified as necessary. Schedules can be carried over to the cloned backup set at the user's discretion.

Copy - It allows you to create an exact copy of the current backup set.

This operation may take a long time to complete.

Delete this backup set, and delete all associated backup data from disk and cloud.

Delete this backup set, and keep all associated backup data on both disk and cloud.

Choosing this operation will present the user with the following two options:

Delete - It allows you to delete a backup set.

Backup set configurations are automatically validated when configurations are saved as well as before any backup run is performed. If there are errors during the validation process, it will indicate that CSSB won't be able to use the configuration provided by the user to perform backup/restore operations correctly.

Validate - It allows you to check whether the essential configuration for the backup set is correct or not.

The following options are available for a backup set: For additional information, please review this Knowledge Base article. Note: To create a new backup set, navigate to the Backup Dashboard page and click Add New Backup Set.

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