[Misc] PROCEDURE TO TAKE BAKUP

[gksapple]

Hi
trying to take backup in ir avd 8285 (to hdd )
kindly send me procedure

[teckat]

Re: PROCEDURE TO TAKE BAKUP

Hi
trying to take backup in ir avd 8285 (to hdd )
kindly send me procedure

see attach

[gksapple]

Re: PROCEDURE TO TAKE BAKUP

hi
tried on the same way according to the attachment getting the following errors

*A SERVER ERROR OCCURRED

TRIED TO BACK WITH EXTERNAL HDD FOLLOWING ERROR OCCURRED


*A HARD DISK ERROR OCCURRED

[teckat]

Re: PROCEDURE TO TAKE BAKUP

hi
tried on the same way according to the attachment getting the following errors

*A SERVER ERROR OCCURRED

TRIED TO BACK WITH EXTERNAL HDD FOLLOWING ERROR OCCURRED


*A HARD DISK ERROR OCCURRED

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see attach pdf on BACKUP_INFO




what are u looking to backup ???

imageRUNNER ADVANCE 8205/8285/8295
Backing up mailbox data to a USB HDD

You can back up inbox data stored in the machine to an USB HDD (USB connected external hard disk) or an SMB server. Stored data backed up in this way can be restored to the machine.

It is recommended that you insert USB HDD for backing up and restoring data into the USB port located towards the back on the right side of the machine.
The USB HDD to be used for backing up and restoring data must meet the following conditions:
- Formatted using FAT32
- Memory capacity of no less than 32 GB after formatting
- External power supply (not bus powered)
- Contains a folder with the identical name and path as the specified backup location

If you attach more than one compatible USB HDD to the machine, you cannot backup/restore data.

While backing up to the USB HDD the machine's performance may not be optimal, depending on the remaining capacity of the USB HDD. If there is a file from a computer stored in an Advanced Box that has been opened externally using SMB, backing up to the USB HDD may take some time, depending on the operating system of the computer.

Backing up to the USB HDD may take some time, depending on the remaining capacity of the USB HDD. Restore data from the location where the data was backed up. If the data was backed up to a USB HDD, you can only restore the data from a USB HDD. If the data was backed up to the SMB server, you can only restore the data from the SMB sever.

Setting the Backup Location for Stored Data
Click [Settings/Registration] → select [Data Management] for → click [Backup Location Settings].


Specify the desired settings → click [OK].


Folder Path: A string that indicates the location of the folder. Specify where to store the backup data on the USB HDD.