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You can do it with pre/post actions by scripting backup creation.
https://www.firebirdsql.org/pdfmanual/html/nbackup-backups.html

https://www.cloudberrylab.com/resources/blog/how-to-set-up-pre-post-actions-with-backup/

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Here's the article describing how to install it from where I took it:
https://mbshelp.cloudberrylab.com/using-command-line-interface/using-cli-on-windows

Can you please attach a screenshot of the error?

setup.exe /S /AllUsers.
setup.exe /S /UserName.

For example:
"Setup.exe /S /Anton"

P.S. We'll update the help article shortly.
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Hi, !
Here's another way for you to achieve the same result with no hassle.
1. Install Powershell module according to the steps described here:
https://kb.cloudberrylab.com/managed-backup-service/powershell-module/get-started

2. Adjust the script:
Change Friday to any other day of the week.
Change Backup plan Name "123test" (it should match what you actually have)
From here: https://kb.cloudberrylab.com/managed-backup-service/powershell-module/sample-scripts/Force-Full-day-of-week

3. Paste the script to Post action on the Pre/Post Actions step.
4. Check it out and let us know if it worked.

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, have you considered Managed Backup?
There you can have different names for your customers' destinations.
How many machines do you back up currently?
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Hi, !
It sounds like a good idea to me.
I've filed it in our system.
We'll keep you posted.
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Hi ,
Thanks for bringing this up. I saw it last Friday, but i thought i misclicked something.
I’ll look into this. It must be a backup chain. It should bot be enabled by default.
Looks like you have just 1 plan and there’s nothing you can chain at the moment.
I’ll keep you posted.
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, thanks for bringing this up.
We’re looking into this. I’ll report back later.
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, hi there!
1. Yes, 'master', or we call it root administrator is a unique entity that is an administrator and a user at the same time. This was made for simplicity for our smaller MSPs that don't need that complexity (and flexibility) and they're fine just with 1 user. And not to force them to create one, we have extended the root admin to users.
2. No. These are different types of entities, users are technical accounts for authenticating computers and administrators are for managing everything on the portal.
According to your example, they would need 2 accounts, user's and administrator's account.
3. That's correct.
4. Yes, it's NOT a best practice. There's always a seek for balance when you pick between convenience and security.

All the above is how it's implemented currently, I will talk to the team and provide your use case in order to discuss how to improve it.

Thank you!

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1. Back up the system with image-based backup and files/data with file-level or a specific application backup
2. For DC I assume daily block-levels and weekly fulls, for file-servers, for the system partition, I'd say weekly block-level and monthly full.
For data partition, frequency should be based on the nature of the data and the daily incremental part.

Speaking of retention,
For system partitions, it should be at least 30 days,
For data partitions, it depends on your internal requirements/policies.

I hope, this would help.
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Hi ,
Thanks for your question!

Can you please let me know what's the role of the server, what is the set of partitions, what applications located where and what's in your scope for the backup that you're describing?
Do you have any legal requirements to store data longer?

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, have you selected any temp folders?

, thanks for raising this issue.
It’s definitely not expected behavior, you shouldn’t be switching off and on the backup service. Though you can configure bandwidth throttling to work according to a schedule you need.
Can you please click on Tools -> Diagnostic -> add the link to this thread to the comment field and send it to support?
We’ll take a look at the issue.
Thank you!

Hi, !
Please check these links below, you should be working with buckets, not vaults:

https://forum.cloudberrylab.com/discussion/32/cloudberry-backup-for-macos-with-amazon-glacier
https://www.cloudberrylab.com/resources/blog/introducing-backup-for-mac-linux-2-8-1/

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, thanks for your question!
What interfaces are available in your datacenter?
Configuring local can work if there’s connectivity in place for every agent that you manage.
Have you looked into minio by chance? (Min.io)
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Hey, !
Thanks for reaching out.
I'd start checking this like this:
1. Make sure that the credentials are valid.
2. Double-check the endpoint (telnet to the right IP and port).
3. Click on <Specify bucket> it should either show you the list of buckets or give an error.
If it opens but it's empty, then you should see "create new bucket" on line 1.
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, thanks for your feedback.
We don't have such plans, but I will file an enhancement request.
Thank you.

, I have filed a request for our devs to look into this to assess the effort.
Hopefully, we'll be able to put it on the roadmap soon.
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, just checking in, if it works well after the hardware reboot back then?
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, that's an interesting enhancement request, I'll pass it on to the product team.
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