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From there, you can delete backups by selecting Other Actions > Delete backup. To delete backups, go to the Restore tab, select the correct backup type "sub-tab", then click the "Folders to search" link and make sure any folders that contain backups are listed there. In terms of an option to move them somewhere else, I don't see what the point of that would be deleting a definition file doesn't mean there's that leaving backups where they were originally stored becomes a problem. The reason the option to delete the scheduled tasks exists is because they won't work anymore without the definition file anyway. Just because I want to delete a job file does not mean I want to lose the backups it has created, for example. Reflect doesn't keep a local catalog of every backup that has ever been created by a definition file (the log files are just HTML files, not a database type file), and I would argue that even providing an option to delete a bunch of backups while deleting a simple definition file would be very dangerous. This involved removing a ceiling tile to access the roof space and bring the. This wouldn't be feasible in many scenarios, including situations where people are using disk rotations and people using a script that mounts the network share destination just before the backup runs and then disconnects from that share afterward for security reasons. I ask, Oh we use Time Machine on the server, then we take a backup of the.

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to be able to archive these files on another partition or external medium or even cloud if somebody has a good one Then select boxes which of these I want to select and then an opportunity to either - delete them or - to move them to another place in a reliable manner, i.e. I would expect that it shows me a list of these files with date, size, their backup description etc.

But what I am missing is, that Macrium tells me, that there are still backup files of this backup definition. Then a dialog pops-up, whether you also want to delete the scheduled backups for that.

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To remove all weekly, monthly, quarterly and yearly backups from disk, select the Include archived full backups check box and click Yes.

In the working area, right-click the backup copy or a workload in the backup copy and select Delete from disk.

To permanently remove backup copies from the target backup repository: This option can be used for the whole backup copy or for some workloads in the backup copy. When you use the Delete from disk option, you delete records about backup copies from the Veeam Backup & Replication console and configuration database, and delete backup files from the target backup repository. Click on the right side of the backup that you want to delete, to open the pop-up menu: Click Delete.

To remove all weekly, monthly, quarterly and yearly backups created by the job, select the Include archived full backups check box and click Yes. In Web Restore Console, select the machine for which you want to delete backups and wait for the backups to load.

In the working area, right-click the backup copy and select Remove from configuration.

In the inventory pane, select Backups.

You can easily import backups to the Veeam Backup & Replication console for restore operations at any moment. The backup copy job remains in the list of jobs and all backup files remain in the target backup repository. When you use the Remove from configuration option, you delete records about backup copies from the Veeam Backup & Replication console and configuration database.

You can remove backups created by backup copy jobs from Veeam Backup & Replication configuration or permanently delete backup chains from the target backup repository.