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Backup Configuration >> Root WHM >> Don't Backup Locally to Server. Is this possible?

Discussion in 'Data Protection' started by rlshosting, Jul 29, 2013.

  1. rlshosting

    rlshosting Well-Known Member

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    I don't want to backup to the the local server. Only the Remote Server. I want to backup to SFTP. Is this possible? Thank you.
     
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    Do I just uncheck this?
    Retain backups in the default backup directory.

    This option will keep backups in the default local backup directory even after the backups have been transferred to another destination.

    If this option is not selected, backups will be deleted after being moved to another destination.

    Please help. I am seriously stressed out with my current backup solution.
     
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    Nevermind. I was too stressed out to think.
     
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    Yes, you can configure your remote destination under the "Additional Destinations" section in:

    "WHM Home » Backup » Backup Configuration"

    SFTP is available as a destination type. Ensure that "Retain backups in the default backup directory." is not selected if you do not want to keep a copy of your backups on the local server.

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