What happens if a server stops or crashes during backup, or if the online backup is interrupted for some other reason?
If the online backup is stopped, for whatever reason, it will simply continue at the next scheduled time. The failed backup will not be revisited, and the next scheduled time will pick up where the previous backup failed. If, however, the problem has been rectified and backup window allows, the backup can be restarted manually at any time. CoreVault has a dedicated team that monitors the progress of each backup. If a problem occurs, notification will take place through the appropriate channels.
If the online backup is stopped, for whatever reason, it will simply continue onto the next backup in its schedule. It will not revisit the failed backup set until the next time it is set to run, e.g. the following night, at which point it will pick up where it left off. If however the problem has been rectified, and backup window allows, the backup can be restarted manually, immediately. Access Data Backup has a dedicated team who monitor the progress of backups. If a problem occurs, it will be escalated through the appropriate channels. What is common file elimination? back to top Access Data Backup employs Common File Elimination Technology, which eliminates the need to back up common operating systems and software application files that are already stored in our remote vaults. This is accomplished by assigning a digital signature unique to the contents of that file, comparing that signature with all the files in our Data Store and only transmitting your unique files. This means tha
