/usr/local/jetapps/usr/jetbackup/workspace
]/usr/local/jetapps/usr/jetbackup/downloads
]Set the maximum concurrent account restores and/or downloads that can run simultaneously. Please note that for each account, JetBackup will open a fork on the server. (Maximum 10 accounts)
Set the maximum concurrent account backups that can run simultaneously. Please note that for each account, JetBackup will open a fork on the server. (Maximum 10 accounts)
Important: Each fork created for concurrent restores/downloads/backups can use up to 100% CPU usage per core.
To add a new queue priority group, click "+Create New Queue Priority". On the subsequent page, specify a unique queue priority group name and corresponding priority value (the lower the value, the higher the priority) then hit "Save"
For more information on how to set the queue priority for each account(s), please visit Manage Account.
Manage Queue Priority
Delete Queue Priority
Make sure that the queue priority group is not assigned to any account(s) and is not set as the default priority group in order to delete it.
Set as Default
Set the queue priority group for directory-based tasks in relation to accounts queue priority groups.
MySQL Settings
Continue even if we get a lock table error.
To create new restore condition, click on "Manage Restore Conditions" and click "Create New Restore Condition" on the following page.
To create new File Permissions, click on "Manage File Permissions" and click "Create New File Permission" on the following page.
JetBackup uses an encryption key to secure valuable data. This key is required during Disaster Recovery to successfully decrypt and import JB Config backups. Please be advised, there is no way to restore from DR without this key and it's important to keep this key on a secure remote location.
With this option disabled, Encrypted Backups for each account will have their associated Encryption Key stored locally.
JetBackup comes with the Email Notification Integration installed by default. Click on "Activate" to set up your email notifications.
SMTP From Email - Reply-to email address.
SMTP Host - SMTP email server hostname.
SMTP Port - SMTP email server port.
SMTP Username - SMTP username.
SMTP Password - SMTP password.
SMTP Secure - SMTP encryption protocol. (None/SSL/TLS)
- Verify SSL - SSL verification on SMTP connection.
SMTP Timeout - Authentication connection timeout in seconds.
On top of email notifications, you also have the option to install and activate additional notification plugins to integrate with JetBackup. Click Here for a list of notification plugins available by default and instructions on how to setup each.