Chapter 11: Backup
Enable backup
A good backup policy is the key to a resilient infrastructure. Whether due to hardware failure, human error, or an attack, a properly configured backup solution ensures you can quickly restore data and maintain business continuity without interruption.
Backups can be enabled on a per-user basis or via shared profiles. This allows you to precisely define what needs to be protected.
Access:
Steps:
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Select the relevant profile or workstation.
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Click Configure Backup.
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Define the scope of the backup:
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Specific files/folders
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Full workstation backup
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Choose the frequency (daily, weekly, or custom).
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Click Enable Backup.
Once the backup is active, it runs automatically according to the defined schedule, without interrupting the user.
Track backups
Real-time backup monitoring allows you to verify that all tasks have been executed correctly.
Access:
In case of an error:
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View the detailed logs.
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Identify the cause (network connection, insufficient disk space, etc.).
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Set up alerts to anticipate problems.
Overall statistics
You have key metrics to assess the overall status of your backups.
Access:
Review > Global Statistics
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Disk space used: total size of backups across all clients
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Active / backed-up machines
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Successful / Failed Backups
Implementing a backup strategy is not just about preventing data loss—it’s about ensuring business continuity. With the platform, you can:
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Monitor all activities in real time
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View your overall efficiency through statistics