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Chapter 4 Web Admin interface

Name		Descriptions
Backup
		The following table shows behavior during each operation mode. Behaviors will
		vary if [Create Target Folder for Backup] is selected or not in Backup Option.
		Note: This example uses "/target" as the backup target.
		If data is backed up to the USB hard drive, the "target" below, will be displayed as
		"usbdisk*". and * will be 1 - 2 (number).
		If data is backed up to the LinkStation, the "target" below, the shared folder name
		of the backup source will be displayed.
		The Backup Log File is displayed under the following names in Backup Sources.
		backuplog (backup task number)_(backup starting time).txt
		Example: If the date the backup is started on March 27, 2004, 19:55, "
Backup		backuplog1_200403271955.txt" is created.
Jobs
Setup		Normal
		(Copy all files	without	overwriting previously backed up data every time)
Click		Target Folder for		Backup Sources	Backup Targets / Result		Re-
	Backup	Backup					marks
[Create
		Create (Forced)		/share	/target/(Date)*1/share
New Job]	Operation
				/share/folder	/target/(Date)*1/folder
to display	Mode
this
		Overwrite Backup (Append Backup)
option
		(Only copy and overwrite the files with changes based on the file size and time
in the
		stamp*2)
[Backup ]
		Target Folder for		Backup Sources	Backup Targets / Result		Re-
screen.
		Backup					marks
		Create		/share	/target/_backups/share
				/share/folder	/target/_backups/share/folder
		Do not create		/share	/target
				/share/folder	/target/folder
		*1 The format of the folder is yyyymmddhhmm by using the backup starting
		time.
		For example, if the starting time is March 27, 2004, 19:55, the folder name
		is displayed as “200403271955”.
		*2 [Time Stamp] here is not the time information that can be verified Win-
		dows Macintosh, but the time information managed by LinkStation.
		*3 If there is the difference in the shared folders that is above the				backup
		folder, files	will not	be deleted.

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