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This question was originally posted on DCIM Support by Waseem Khan on 2018-05-29
Jef Faridi Hi jef
As i have kept our new VM for testing purpose before migrating to it
i was looking into the space utilization i see there is a daily backup taken automatically
but in our previous server the centOS one it keeps the data for like one week of daily backups and the older ones are automatically deleted but here in our new VM RedHat it is storing the data of all days without deleting the previous ones and i see the /data/backup folder memory is getting utilized it seems soon there will be no space- Pls check the attached screenshot
Kindly suggest
PS: We have already provided 50gb to /data/backup which is quite a good space we dont want it to utilize all the available space and keeping the old backups there.
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This answer was originally posted on DCIM Support by Jef Faridi on 2018-05-29
Hi Waseem,
You can decide the backup policies, such as how many backups you want to keep. In webmin interface, go to StruxureWare DC Operation > Backup, and then enter the numbers you wish to keep:
Kind regards
This answer was originally posted on DCIM Support by Jef Faridi on 2018-05-29
Hi Waseem,
You can decide the backup policies, such as how many backups you want to keep. In webmin interface, go to StruxureWare DC Operation > Backup, and then enter the numbers you wish to keep:
Kind regards
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