05-25-2016 11:16 AM
I have a windows server that has our standard C: and D: drives then also has an S: drive with two VERY large subdirectories. They are so large I only want to do a full backup once a week and then a cumulative backup the other six days of the weeks. I can easily create a pair of policies to backup the two large directories but then I also want to make sure I have a third policy that covers the existing smaller subdirectories that exist plus any future ones that may get created.
On a Unix server I could create exclude files down to the policy name level but this does not seem to exist for Windows.
How can I create policies which would essentially be:
POLICY_LARGEDIR1
s:\largedir1
POLICY_LARGEDIR2
s:\largedir2
POLICY_EVERYTHINGE_ELSE
(everything on s: but the two large directories)
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05-25-2016 12:31 PM
Yes, you can do it. In the client host properties, configure an exclude list (using policy name of the 3rd policy to exclude the paths of the first two policies.
05-25-2016 12:31 PM
Yes, you can do it. In the client host properties, configure an exclude list (using policy name of the 3rd policy to exclude the paths of the first two policies.
05-25-2016 12:50 PM
Aha! - I never noticed that before. Let me see how that works out.