Restoring the usb stick is a very specific action for a specific event i.e. "If things go wrong" is a very generalised situation. So I guess the best would be to backup flash and appdata and dockers to a share, then have that share sync to something like Dropbox? And if things go wrong, somehow restore to a new flash drive? Would that be it, or is there a better way? I'm getting a bit confused on what to do. So backing up directly to a stick doesn't make so much sense in this case. Also, does this backup my complete setup? Meaning, will this backup my dockers, configuration, etc? Or do I have to set up additional backup measures for this?īasically, what would I need to do to get my server back up to exactly how it was before a crash / boot USB failure?
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Is there any way to automate the backup so it happens periodically? Right now, that function download the backup to my hard drive, and I would rather like it to backup to a spare USB connected to the unRAID machine itself.
That will take a bit longer but they have always been very accommodating to reasonable requests. IF you should have a problem, you can always contact Customer Support. If you have a proper backup of your Unraid boot drive, you can be up and running in a few minutes after a USB failure. LimeTech tries to make it very easy to get a replacement key. You can find more details on the exact procedure for getting a new. Under the Flash Device Settings section/tab, you will find a "Flash Backup" button. The easiest way to make this backup is go to Main under the Boot Device section/tab, click on the blue 'Flash' listing under the 'Device' column. Making a backup of the current working USB drive will suffice to recover from a future USB failure. Unraid always requires that it be booted from a USB drive.
So if the current USB gives up the ghost, this will allow me to boot from another device without loss of data? And what about the registration? How does that get transfered?
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