Backup Cycles

enaio® 10.10

After Installation

Path
All program paths	Complete backup
<enaio® server>\WORK	Complete backup
<enaio® server>\ETC	Complete backup
<enaio® server>\CACHE	No backup required
<enaio® server>\BACKUP	No backup required
<enaio® server>\ARCHIVE	No backup required
REGISTRY	Complete backup
Database	Complete backup

Adding and/or Modifying Components/Scripts

Path
The individual tool and its configuration files	Complete backup

Before Importing Licenses

Path
License	Export to the file system via enaio® enterprise-manager

During Operation

Paths	Daily	Weekly
All program paths	Incrementally	Complete backup
<enaio® server>\WORK	Incrementally	Complete backup
<enaio® server>\ETC	Incrementally	Complete backup
<enaio® server>\CACHE	No backup required	No backup required
<enaio® server>\BACKUP	Incremental, if necessary	Complete backup, if required
<enaio® server>\ARCHIVE	Complete backup, if required	Complete backup, if required
REGISTRY	When modified manually	When modified manually
Database	Complete backup	Complete backup
User settings (if centrally accessible)	Incrementally	Complete backup

After an Update

Path
All program paths	Complete backup
<enaio® server>\WORK	Complete backup
<enaio® server>\ETC	Complete backup
<enaio® server>\CACHE	No backup required
<enaio® server>\BACKUP	No backup required
<enaio® server>\ARCHIVE	No backup required
REGISTRY	Complete backup
Database	Complete backup

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