You can edit the retention period of one or more backup copies to extend or shorten the amount of time that backups are retained.
About this task
You can edit the retention period for all asset types and backup types.
Steps
Select
Infrastructure > Assets.
From the
Assets window, select the tab for the asset type for which you want to edit the retention period. If a policy has been assigned, the table lists the assets that have been discovered, along with the associated protection policy.
Select a protected asset from the table, and then click
View Copies. The
Copy Locations pane identifies where the backups are stored.
In the left pane, click the storage icon to the right of the icon for the asset, for example,
DD. The table in the right pane lists the backup copies.
Select one or more backup copies from the table, and click
Edit Retention.
Select one of the following options:
To select a calendar date as the expiration date for backups, select
Retention Date.
To define a fixed retention period in days, weeks, months, or years after the backup is performed, select
Retention Value. For example, you can specify that backups expire after 6 months.
NOTE When you edit the retention period for copies that are retention locked, you can only extend the retention period.
When satisfied with the changes, click
Save.
The asset is displayed in the list with the changes. The
Retention column displays both the original and new retention periods, and indicates whether the retention period has been extended or shortened.
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