Administrator's Guide - Kerio Software Archive

18.2 Backup of user folders• Save the backup in a local directory and then, send it to the server (e.g. by using thersync synchronization utility). Here is an example of a result:/backup/kms/backupEach archive consists of backup type and date when it was created:• Full backup — F20060118T220007Z.zipF — full backup2006 — year01 — month18 — dayT220007Z — GMT timestamp (22:00:07);it always starts with T and ends with Z.• Differencial backup — I20060106T220006Z.zipI — differential backup2006 — year01 — month06 — dayT220006Z — GMT timestamp (22:00:06);it always starts with T and ends with Z.• Backup copy (manual back up startup) — C20060117T084217Z.zip2006 — year01 — month17 — dayT084217Z — GMT timestamp (08:42:17);it always starts with T and ends with Z.Network disk authenticationIn addition to saving backups to removable media it is also possible to store save backupsto a network disk. If access to the disk is secured, authentication by username andpassword must be enabled (a user with access rights to the network location must beused).Username and password for authentication to the network disk can be used only if KerioMailServer is installed on MS Windows.Figure 18.8Network disk authentication211