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Ditzy_Ezza
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what section is it in?
Ditzy_Ezza
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hmmmmm i'm not sure what hey mean all i know about different back-ups are incrimental, full back-up and partial back-up sorry i can't help
Ditzy_Ezza
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oh i got a brainwave literally i bit of lighting struck my head and now i think i know what it means.
Ok well looking at the question with it referring to having a network drive rather then a local driver to store data files, i'm pretty sure centralised back-up is referring to that on a network everything gets backed-uptogether and there is no missing a cartain file because everyhting on everyones computer is being backed-up, but with localised that just means that only data files on your stand alone computer have been backed-up.
Well i think thats it anyway if u can understand any of it i' not even sure i can :S feel free to correct me if i'm wrong
Ok well looking at the question with it referring to having a network drive rather then a local driver to store data files, i'm pretty sure centralised back-up is referring to that on a network everything gets backed-uptogether and there is no missing a cartain file because everyhting on everyones computer is being backed-up, but with localised that just means that only data files on your stand alone computer have been backed-up.
Well i think thats it anyway if u can understand any of it i' not even sure i can :S feel free to correct me if i'm wrong
Andrew_Blackwel
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localised is where the backup is done on the node set up by the user after being issued with a backup policy.
centralised is where the backup is done by the network administrator on the server(s)
centralised is where the backup is done by the network administrator on the server(s)
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i'm still confused about the different types of backup???
They all seem similar but wat is it that really distinguishes them from the other???
Incremetal
Partial
Full
Anymore?
They all seem similar but wat is it that really distinguishes them from the other???
Incremetal
Partial
Full
Anymore?
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so...there's onli two types incremental and full
There's also differential backup where all the modified files and newly created files since the last FULL backup are backed up.
Difference to incremental, incremental backs up all the modified and newly created since the last FULL and INCREMENTAL backup.
I'm not entirely sure about this, may be mr Andrew_Blackwel can back this up
Difference to incremental, incremental backs up all the modified and newly created since the last FULL and INCREMENTAL backup.
I'm not entirely sure about this, may be mr Andrew_Blackwel can back this up
Andrew_Blackwel
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archival backup/full backup
A type of backup in which all files are copied to a backup storage device. Archival backups are also called full backup. Contrast with incremental backups, in which only modified files are copied
cumulative incremental backup
The backup of all data files that have been modified since the last archival backup.
diffirential incremental backup
The backup of all data files that have been modified since the last incremental backup or archival backup.
incremental
Any backup in which only the data objects that have been modified since the time of some previous backup are copied. A collective term for cumulative incremental backups and differential incremental backups.
A type of backup in which all files are copied to a backup storage device. Archival backups are also called full backup. Contrast with incremental backups, in which only modified files are copied
cumulative incremental backup
The backup of all data files that have been modified since the last archival backup.
diffirential incremental backup
The backup of all data files that have been modified since the last incremental backup or archival backup.
incremental
Any backup in which only the data objects that have been modified since the time of some previous backup are copied. A collective term for cumulative incremental backups and differential incremental backups.
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