To manage backups: |
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When RCS is running, this function lets you check the last backup status, create new backup processes or immediately run a backup process.
During RCS maintenance, this function lets you fix damaged data restoring them with a backup.
NOTE: the function is only enabled with System backup and restore permissions.
This is what the page looks like:
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RCS menu. |
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System menu. |
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Backup process toolbar. Descriptions are provided below:
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List of programmed backup processes (enabled and non) with last backup status. |
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RCS status bar. |
The selected backup process data is described below:
Field | Description |
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Enabled |
Enables/disables the backup process. Use to temporarily disable the process, for example, when replacing the backup device. Tip: to quickly enable/disable a process, flag the check box in the En column in the list. |
What |
Data to be included in backup. Metadata: the entire system configuration: database, Collector, Network Injector, Anonymizer, agent. This is the bare minimum required to restore the system in the event of disaster. All information required to collect agent information is contained in this type of backup. Full: full backup of the system configuration and tapping data (operation and target). It may take a while to execute. Operation: backup of the indicated operation, data included. Target: backup of the indicated target, data included |
When |
Backup frequency. UTC: time zone. |
Name |
Name to be assigned to the backup. |
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