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@ -23,7 +23,7 @@ You can imagine to make your first initial full backup during a weekend, and the
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So, if you want to rollback your VM to a previous state, the cost is only one snapshot on your SR (far less than the [rolling snapshot](rolling_snapshot.md) mechanism).
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Even if you lost your whole SR or VM, you can use a Full backup to restore it completely, then apply any existing delta on top!
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Even if you lost your whole SR or VM, XOA will restore your VM entirely and automatically, at any date of backup.
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You can even imagine to use this to backup more often! Because delta will be smaller, and will be **always delta's**.
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@ -40,3 +40,9 @@ This way we can go "forward" and remove this oldest VHD after the merge:
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## Create Delta backup
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Just go inside your "Backup" view, and select Delta Backup. Then, it's like a normal backup.
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## Exclude disks
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During a delta backup job, you can avoid saving all disks of the VM. To do that, it's trivial: just edit the VM disk name and add `[NOBAK]` before the current name, eg: `data-disk` will become `[NOBAK] data-disk` (with a space or not after, doesn't matter).
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For every following backup, this disk will be now ignored.
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