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==How to back up Logan_Web (10.21.25.11) Manually DO NOT PREFORM THIS IT WILL BREAK THE SHARE== | ==How to back up Logan_Web (10.21.25.11) Manually DO NOT PREFORM THIS IT WILL BREAK THE SHARE== | ||
Step One; The first and most essential step to backing up Logan_Web onto the Fog server is to register it to the Fog server itself, in order to be able to perform the process. If not already completed, this can be performed by logging into the Fog server and selecting the | |||
Step Two; Next thing's next, you'll be sending a 'Pull request' from Logan to the Fog server. A 'pull request' is submitted through | |||
==How to back up Logan_Web (10.21.25.11) automatically DO NOT PREFORM THIS IT WILL BREAK THE SHARE == | Step Three; Once the request has been sent over and has gone through, you'll need to pull the image from the Fog server onto Logan. This can be done by 'Pxi Booting', as in, taking it off of the network by booting from Ethernet. By doing this, you'll be initiating the booting process in such a way that the image will begin its installation. You can 'Pxi Boot' a system by going into the boot menu while the device is starting up, and selecting the Ethernet option. The actual process of this may be more complicated, and you can get more insight into it *here*. (Possibly hyperlink to another article if existing, if not then write a short section on it here.) | ||
Step Four; Coming to the end now, the final step in your process will be to store the image you've just used in the UnRAID Server, for future usage and documentation. This can be done by first logging into the UnRAID server and then navigating your way to | |||
Step Five; Verify full system functionality as any good technician in 24PinTech should, and then your task should be complete. | |||
==How to back up Logan_Web (10.21.25.11) automatically DO NOT PREFORM THIS IT WILL BREAK THE SHARE== | |||
we use a program called [https://www.linux.com/training-tutorials/get-know-rsync/ rsync] and to use [https://www.linux.com/training-tutorials/get-know-rsync/ rsync] we first need ssh rsa authentication for [https://www.linux.com/training-tutorials/get-know-rsync/ rsync] to work to do that follow this process [http://www.linuxproblem.org/art_9.html here] | we use a program called [https://www.linux.com/training-tutorials/get-know-rsync/ rsync] and to use [https://www.linux.com/training-tutorials/get-know-rsync/ rsync] we first need ssh rsa authentication for [https://www.linux.com/training-tutorials/get-know-rsync/ rsync] to work to do that follow this process [http://www.linuxproblem.org/art_9.html here] | ||
Revision as of 20:32, 20 August 2021
How to back up (Odin 10.21.25.3) & (Friia 10.21.25.4) Manually
RDP into Odin (or Friia) via pressing the windows key and typing rdp and typing in the respective IP and logging in with a systems admin login, from there and from the start menu type "Windows Server Backup", and from the Snap-in on the left highlight "Local Backup". From here we have a menu to create a back up on the right, select "Backup Once...". > Different Options > Full server > Remote Shared Folder > \\10.21.25.13\Backups > hit backup and wait for it to complete the backup.
Automated (W.I.P)
schedule, a single manual backup, or to recover a backup. From here you can choose to do a manual backup. To do a weekly automatic backup follow this guide here . Alternatively there is an easer way doing it through command prompt The following command will create a Task Scheduler task named WeeklySystemStateBackup that runs every Saturday ( SAT ) at 19:00. This task will run WEEKLY with the HIGHEST privileges. It will run the Windows Server Backup CLI to backup SYSTEMSTATEBACKUP to target volume I:. (of course these variables are interchangeable to the users liking) (Source)
SCHTASKS /Create /SC WEEKLY /D <Day Of Week> /TN <TaskName> /RL HIGHEST /ST <StartTime> /TR <Windows Server Backup Command>
SCHTASKS /Create /SC WEEKLY /D SAT /TN WeeklySystemStateBackup /RL HIGHEST /ST 19:00 /TR "WBADMIN START SYSTEMSTATEBACKUP -backupTarget: I: -quiet >> C:backupLogs.txt "
This can also be ran manually via the task scheduler.
How to back up Logan_Web (10.21.25.11) Manually DO NOT PREFORM THIS IT WILL BREAK THE SHARE
Step One; The first and most essential step to backing up Logan_Web onto the Fog server is to register it to the Fog server itself, in order to be able to perform the process. If not already completed, this can be performed by logging into the Fog server and selecting the
Step Two; Next thing's next, you'll be sending a 'Pull request' from Logan to the Fog server. A 'pull request' is submitted through
Step Three; Once the request has been sent over and has gone through, you'll need to pull the image from the Fog server onto Logan. This can be done by 'Pxi Booting', as in, taking it off of the network by booting from Ethernet. By doing this, you'll be initiating the booting process in such a way that the image will begin its installation. You can 'Pxi Boot' a system by going into the boot menu while the device is starting up, and selecting the Ethernet option. The actual process of this may be more complicated, and you can get more insight into it *here*. (Possibly hyperlink to another article if existing, if not then write a short section on it here.)
Step Four; Coming to the end now, the final step in your process will be to store the image you've just used in the UnRAID Server, for future usage and documentation. This can be done by first logging into the UnRAID server and then navigating your way to
Step Five; Verify full system functionality as any good technician in 24PinTech should, and then your task should be complete.
How to back up Logan_Web (10.21.25.11) automatically DO NOT PREFORM THIS IT WILL BREAK THE SHARE
we use a program called rsync and to use rsync we first need ssh rsa authentication for rsync to work to do that follow this process here