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- Start the backup plan wizard by clicking either the Files<\/b> or Image Based<\/b>button. With the \u201cFiles\u201d button you can back up data on the file level; the \u201cImage-Based\u201d button allows you to capture an entire volume on the lower level. So, the second option is better for a whole system backup or as part of a disaster recovery strategy.
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<\/li>\n- Next, you need to choose a backup strategy: Local or Cloud backup<\/b>, or Hybrid Backup<\/b>. We will use the Local or Cloud<\/b> strategy for an example.<\/li>\n
- The Select Backup Storage<\/i> step requires you to select the target storage or add a new account:
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<\/li>\n- Name your backup plan and proceed to Select Backup Mode<\/i>. This enables you to bypass certain wizard steps if you do not wish to go deeper into the backup configuration. We will use Advanced Mode<\/b> to cover all aspects.
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<\/li>\n- On the Advanced Options<\/i> step, you need to select block-level backup.\u00a0
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<\/li>\n- In the next step you need to select the files and folders to backup:
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<\/li>\n- Proceed to the Schedule<\/i> step leaving previous screens on their defaults since it is not the focus of the current topic.<\/li>\n
- In the Schedule<\/i> step, you can configure your backup plan to run only once, either manually or dependent upon a schedule.<\/li>\n<\/ol>\n
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<\/p>\nLet\u2019s take a close look at scheduling - please select the Recurring<\/b> option and click on it. Edit Schedule<\/b>. You will see scheduling options as below:<\/p>\n
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<\/p>\n9. You can create a separate schedule for each backup plan. For example, we have created a weekly backup plan that runs at 1:00 am on Sunday:<\/p>\n
- Next, you need to choose a backup strategy: Local or Cloud backup<\/b>, or Hybrid Backup<\/b>. We will use the Local or Cloud<\/b> strategy for an example.<\/li>\n
In this article, we consider a way to create a windows server backup of multiple schedules with the third-party backup solution. For instance, it can be done with MSP360 software for Windows Server backup<\/a>.<\/p>\n The built-in Windows Server Backup tool does not allow the creation of multiple backup schedules<\/strong> - you can only modify the existing backup job or stop the backup.<\/p>\n You should also remember that with the Windows Server Backup tool you will need to decide whether you would like to create a full server backup with the support of disaster recovery or use the files\/folders scope for user data protection. The first option can consume storage and be time-consuming, so you may not wish to do it every day.<\/p>\n In this case, you are forced to use Windows Task Scheduler, which allows you to trigger Wbadmin <\/b>(command-line interface to Windows Server Backup) depending on the schedule used. It is a more complicated process, but it works. If you are interested, please check Microsoft blog post<\/a> on this topic.<\/p>\n Another way to get more backup schedules is by using third-party backup tools. Let\u2019s check how it works in MSP360 Backup for Windows Server<\/a>.<\/p>\n You need to create a backup plan to set Windows Server Backup for multiple schedules you need. MSP360 Backup\u2019s backup plan<\/b> is equivalent to Windows Server Backup job<\/b>, so you need to create one or more backup plans for every backup scenario.<\/p>\n![\"Whitepaper](\"\/wp-content\/uploads\/2023\/01\/Why-You-Need-to-Back-Up-Windows-Server.png\")
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<\/a><\/span><\/span>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\nWindows Server Backup Multiple Schedules<\/h2>\n
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<\/p>\nMultiple Scheduled Backups with MSP360 Backup<\/h2>\n
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2. Keeping our previously configured backup schedule in mind, you will get weekly backups containing only modified data, while automatically generating separate full backups every month.<\/p>\n