Backup of your hosting with plesk

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Configuring tasks from backup and the storage directory

You configure from the management Plesk interface your backups as well as their place of storage.

Prerequisites :

  • Access to the Plesk management interface.
  • Have a storage space accessible by ftp
  • Have an email address for notification error

We will configure the remote storage directory that allows you to store your backupscheduled s.

Go to your management interface Plesk and head to the management part of backups :

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Go to the directory FTP part personal.

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On this Page you can configure the storage directory from your backups. You must fill :

  • The host name (URL of your storage space)
  • The storage directory (path to the folder or will be stored the backups)
  • The login connection
  • The connection password

You can also fill in if you want to use passive mode or encryption via FTPS Password protection of archive uploaded perhaps set to this same page (attention : before any restore operation archive must be unpacked ).

Then go in part more actions -> Parameters of backupscheduled s

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On this page you can configure the schedule of backups :

  • The activation of the planning of backups
  • The frequency of the scheduled job
  • The period of scheduled task launch
  • You can add a suffix (useful in the case of storage shared between several sites directory /accommodation )
  • In the case of multi-volume size maximum of the latter
  • Where should be the backup at the end of task (We recommend that you always use personal FTP, after it has been configured correctly )
  • Maximum number of backup in the directory
  • The e-mail address for sending mail error
  • The type of backup
ATTENTION : If you check Suspend the domain until the end of the task of backup your site will be suspended during that ci and cannot be accessed.

Creating a backup immediate

You want a backup proximity to your website using plesk.

Prerequisites :

  • Access to the management Plesk interface
  • You have configured your storage space from your backups

Since the management Plesk interface :

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You can use the action by clicking on backupr and you can follow the progress in the part 'Task of backup don't run La backup will then be uploaded automatically at the end of backup on your remote FTP space.

Restoring a backup

ATTENTION the State of the backup is essential, it is possible that the backup is not usable due to an issue of transfer.

Prerequisites :

  • Access to the Plesk interface
  • Have a backup correct on your client workstation
  • Power Uploader the archive on the directory of backup your accommodation (previously decompressed for compression or protection by password )

Go to the part more actions -> Send the files to the directory of Server

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From this interface you can select the archive to uploader for restoration (the decryption of the archive must be carried out by filling in the password )

  • Click on Browse and select your archive (s)
  • Fill in the necessary information

Once your archive uploaded, you must select the archive you want and click top :

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From this page you can then tell what you are looking to restore and which is available in the archive. You can also fill in the e-mail addresses of notification at the end of restore task.

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