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Use this page to configure the backup servers, mount point and the authentication information to connect and mount the backup server.
This page contains the following sections:
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| Server Type |
Type of the backup server.
The options are: |
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| Server Address |
Network address of the backup server.
If the backup server is a Windows 7 or Windows 2008 R2 server, enter a valid Fully qualified domain name (FQDN). For all other servers, enter a valid IP address. You can use 127.0.0.1 or localhost as the host/IP address to use the local system as a backup server. |
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| Backup Folder |
Name of the folder where the backup data is stored.
The backup folder name on Linux must have the syntax: /<Folder name> where, <Folder name> indicates a shared directory that is used to store the backup files in the backup server.
The backup folder name on Windows must have the syntax: /<Folder name> or \<Folder name>. where, <Folder name> indicates a shared directory that is used to store the backup files in the backup server. For example, the default is C:\Avaya\backup. |
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| Username | The user name used to mount the backup server. | ||||
| Password | The password used to connect and mount the backup server. | ||||
| Verify | Verifies that the backup folder exists and can be mounted using the specified parameters such as server address and backup folder. |
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| Number of Backup(s) to Retain |
Number of backup data packages to be retained in the backup server.
The existing packages are deleted if the limit is exceeded. The maximum limit of backups to retain is 5. |
| Button | Description |
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| Save | Saves the new settings and navigates to the System Backup page. |
| Apply | Saves the new settings. |
| Cancel | Cancels the changes and navigates to the System Backup page. |
