I understand backups, but I don't quite understand the system files restore component.
So... if my server totally crashed, I would reload Centos, then reinstall WHM and then I could restore the system file backup which would put my system file settings back to what I have them... is that right?
After that I could then just restore each account backup to get them all working again.
Is that the gist of this?
I also have all my backups going to S3 in case of total SSD failure.
Question on the S3 -- can you restore if needed direct from S3? Will the auto delete feature work on external accounts, i.e. as it auto deletes older backups on the server, will it auto delete the same at S3 or is S3 self managed?
Sorry about the newb questions... just trying to understand in the event of catastrophic failure.
So... if my server totally crashed, I would reload Centos, then reinstall WHM and then I could restore the system file backup which would put my system file settings back to what I have them... is that right?
After that I could then just restore each account backup to get them all working again.
Is that the gist of this?
I also have all my backups going to S3 in case of total SSD failure.
Question on the S3 -- can you restore if needed direct from S3? Will the auto delete feature work on external accounts, i.e. as it auto deletes older backups on the server, will it auto delete the same at S3 or is S3 self managed?
Sorry about the newb questions... just trying to understand in the event of catastrophic failure.