Sample schedule is missing weekly and montly pools. Each pools retention
time is different. Daily pool expires after a week. Weekly pool expires
after 4 weeks, monthly pool expires after 12 months. Sometimes it is
necessary to restore previous backups not the latest. This way I have a
wide range of options to restore.
But i'm not sureif itis better by including weekly and montly pool media
to daily pool and set the expiration time to 365 daysand only backup to
daily pool. If you want to restore a 6 months old backup, how do you
configureyour schedule?
On 03/08/13 07:06, Gary Dale wrote:
On 02/08/13 05:56 PM, Süleyman Kuran wrote:
I export the Offsite media on Friday morning from the library and move
it to another location. Because there is no monthly backup in the
library I also schedule a job a day after the offsite backupin case I
need to recover from a montly backup immediately. 1stsat is always 1
day after the 1st friday, or am i wrong?
You are right that I have two full backups on sunday, it is a mistake.
I should remove daily backup on sundays.
The really strange thing is that you are running a full backup to the
Daily pool at 3:17 each morning and an incremental each day except
Sunday at 19:05 to the Weekly pool. Assuming normal business hours, that
means you are doing an incremental followed by a full each day. Do you
need two backups each day?
The sample schedule looks pretty good and appears to do what you want:
Schedule {
Name = "ScheduleTest"
Run = Full 1st sun at 23:05
Run = Differential 2nd-5th sun at 23:05
Run = Incremental mon-sat at 23:05
}
In fact, you could even simplify it to running a full every Sunday and
incrementals in between.
Schedule {
Name = "ScheduleTest2"
Run = Full sun at 23:05
Run = Incremental mon-sat at 23:05
}
If you put the incrementals into a different pool from the
full/differential then you keep the size of the pool you want offsite
manageable.
If you are backing up the catalogue (a common practise) along with the
files, then you don't need to run a full backup to an Offsite pool. I
just copy the Weekly pool to a removable drive/media each week after the
weekly Full or Differential backup finishes. This can be done as a
RunAfterJob script or as a cron job. Should you need to restore the
pool, just copy it back to your disk drive.
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