Time Since Last Backup - ACRONIS Backup & Recovery 10 Server for Windows User Manual

Example
Run the backup task at 8 PM on the first and third Friday of every month, preferably when all users
are logged off. If one of the users is still logged on at 11 PM, run the task anyway.
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Event: Monthly, Months: <All>; On: <First>, <Third> <Friday>; Once at 08:00:00 PM.
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Condition: User logged off.
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Task start conditions: Wait until the conditions are met, Run the task anyway after 3 hour(s).
As a result,
(1) If all users are logged off at 8PM, the backup task will start at 8PM.
(2) If the last user logs off between 8PM and 11PM, the backup task will start immediately after the
user has logged off.
(3) If any of the users is still logged on at 11PM, the backup task starts anyway.
5.5.5.

Time since last backup

Applies to: Windows, Linux
Enables to put a backup task run on hold until the specified time interval since the last successful
backup completion passes.
Example:
Run the backup task after free space on the managed machine has changed by at least 1 GB, but only
if more than 12 hours have passed since the last successful backup.
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Event: When free space changed, Run task if free space has changed by at least: 1 GB.
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Condition: Time since last backup, Time since the last backup: 12 hour(s).
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Task start conditions: Wait until the conditions are met.
As a result,
(1) if the free space changes by more than 1GB before 12 hours pass since the successful completion
of the last backup, the scheduler will wait until 12 hours pass, and then will start the task.
(2) if the free space changes by more than 1GB after 12 hours pass since the last backup successful
completion, the backup task will start immediately.
(3) if the free space never changes by more than 1GB, the task will never start. You can start the
backup manually, if need be, in the Backup plans and tasks view.
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