With Microsoft Azure Recovery Services, we can protect our on-premises data centers to data via Windows Backup DPM Backup to the Azure cloud. And Azure's cheap on-demand billing to storage can also save a lot of our storage investment. Azure Backup's basic workflow for backing up and restoring files and folders through the Microsoft Azure backup agent is the same as using any other type of backup workflow: Identify the items to be backed up, and then copy them to the store for later use.
The following example describes using Windows Backup to back up files to Azure.
First, log in to the Azure console and create a backup vault in the recovery service.
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After the vault is created, download the vault credentials and the Azure backup agent for Windows Server and DPM, which has a two-day validity period after the credential is generated.
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Next, log in to the server that has Windows Server Backup installed and install the Microsoft Azure Recovery agent.
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Select the installation path, next.
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Check the installation conditions and start the installation.
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Complete the agent installation.
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Start registering the server and select the vault credentials you just downloaded.
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In the encryption settings generate a password, and then choose a location to store the password file, take care of safekeeping.
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Complete the server registration.
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You can see the servers that we have registered in Azure recovery services.
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Start by using Windows Server Backup to back up your files to Azure vault. Select Scheduled backup
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Make a scheduled Backup wizard, next.
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As with Windows Server Backup, select a backup path.
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Configure the backup retention range and the frequency of backups, with a minimum frequency of 30 minutes, up to 3 times.
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Complete the configuration.
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Complete the backup schedule creation.
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Next, start the backup now and wait for the data to upload to Azure vault.
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The backup was completed soon.
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In Azure, you can see the backup and recovery points that we created, and the backup is done.
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