I set up a linux hardened repository for immutable backups. In the Backup Repository I have set the minimu 7 days as immutable.
The Backup Job finished sucessfully on this linux repository. But i can still delete the backup. I have also checked in Linux directory, there should all backup files have an extension “i” to say that this file is immutable. But there is also no “i” in the directory.
What am I doing wrong? Can someone help me?
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What Linux distribution and version do you use?
No, synthetic and active full both works.
Ok, but i have still the problem, that my backup is not immutable. Any idea about that?
do you backup VMs or files or Agents or … ?
I do Server, and add the computers, and these computers are VM’s
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No, synthetic and active full both works.
Ok, but i have still the problem, that my backup is not immutable. Any idea about that?
do you backup VMs or files or Agents or … ?
No, synthetic and active full both works.
Ok, but i have still the problem, that my backup is not immutable. Any idea about that?
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What backup job do you perform?
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No, synthetic and active full both works.
Are you running synthentic or active fulls periodically?
You must configure FullBackups, or the files won’t be immutable.
Forever Forward Incremental Backup Chains will not be immutable
I dont get any errors.
I set up asynthetic full backup periodically. So i have to deactivate the synthetic and activate the active full backup?
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Are you running synthentic or active fulls periodically?
You must configure FullBackups, or the files won’t be immutable.
Forever Forward Incremental Backup Chains will not be immutable
Wrong selected chain-type should show a error in console. It should not be possible to configure this. Would be a bug ...
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Do you get any error messages? What kind of backup do you perform? VM? Agent? Database?
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Are you running synthentic or active fulls periodically?
You must configure FullBackups, or the files won’t be immutable.
Forever Forward Incremental Backup Chains will not be immutable
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