Schedule by time
The following table summarizes the scheduling options that are based on time. The availability of these options depends on the backup scheme. For more information, see Backup schemes.
Option | Description | Examples |
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Monthly | Select the months, days of the month or days of the week, and then select the backup start time. |
Run a backup on January 1, and February 3, at 12:00 AM. Run a backup on the first day of each month, at 10:00 AM. Run a backup on March 1, March 5, April 1, and April 5, at 09:00 AM. Run a backup on the second and third Friday of each month, at 11:00 AM. Run a backup on the last Wednesday of the month, at 10:30 PM. |
Weekly | Select the days of the week, and then select the backup start time. |
Run a backup Monday to Friday, at 10:00 AM. Run a backup on Monday, at 11:00 PM. Run a backup on Tuesday and Saturday, at 08:00 AM. |
Daily | Select the days (everyday or weekdays only), and then select the backup start time. |
Run a backup every day, at 11:45 AM. Run a backup Monday to Friday, at 09:30 PM. |
Hourly |
Select the days of the week, and then select a time interval between two consecutive backups and the time range within which the backups run. When you configure the interval in minutes, you can select a suggested interval between 10 and 60 minutes, or specify a custom one, for example, 45 or 75 minutes. |
Run a backup every hour between 08:00 AM and 06:00 PM, Monday to Friday. Run a backup every 3 hours between 01:00 AM and 06:00 PM, on Saturday and Sunday. |
Additional options
When you schedule a backup by time, the following additional scheduling options are available.
To access them, in the Schedule pane, click Show more.
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If the machine is turned off, run missed tasks at the machine startup
Default setting: Disabled.
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Prevent the sleep or hibernate mode during backup
This option is applicable only to machines running Windows.
Default setting: Enabled.
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Wake up from the sleep or hibernate mode to start a scheduled backup
This option is applicable only to machines running Windows, in the power plans for which the Allow wake timers option is enabled.
This option does not use the Wake-on-LAN functionality and is not applicable to powered-off machines.
Default setting: Disabled.