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What OS? Windows Server Backup is surprisingly powerful, especially when used by command line which enables much more advanced scheduling. The free version of Veeam is pretty cool too, and there's all sorts of solutions for VMs and Linux.
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Thanks for your response.

 

I have server 2012r2

 

You mind giving details on how to set that one up please?

 

 

Thanks

 

What OS? Windows Server Backup is surprisingly powerful, especially when used by command line which enables much more advanced scheduling. The free version of Veeam is pretty cool too, and there's all sorts of solutions for VMs and Linux.
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Windows Server Backup has to be installed as a feature through Server Manager. It then uses an easy GUI to choose how to back up, or you will need to look at the the guides for wbadmin which is the command line version (which also outputs to the GUI to help with troubleshooting).
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Thanks, I have that installed already. Our backup was being done by an external 3rd part for free but they can't anymore so i want to do it inhouse with no cost.

 

 

Please send me the link of the free veeam back up.

 

Thanks

 

 

Windows Server Backup has to be installed as a feature through Server Manager. It then uses an easy GUI to choose how to back up, or you will need to look at the the guides for wbadmin which is the command line version (which also outputs to the GUI to help with troubleshooting).

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