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Set up backups in Azure part 4 – Notifications

Ok, so now we have our backups, Windows Server Backup, Azure Backup and SQL backup. If you have used a normal SQL edition and not express you have probably used maintenance plans to notify when the jobs fail but if you use SQL express you need to do it in another way and that is what I’m going to show you. Read the rest of this entry »

 
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Posted by on 2014-09-23 in Okategoriserade

 

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Set up backups in Azure part 3 – Windows Server Backup & Azure Backup

Welcome to my third post about Setting up backups in Azure. This post will be about Windows Server Backup and Azure backup.
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Posted by on 2014-09-10 in Okategoriserade

 

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