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- Dashboard Overview
- Forgot your Password
- How can you monitor specific files/folders?
- How to change your account information
- How to change your email preferences and backup report settings
- How to change your password
- How to manage your security settings
- How to set up departments on your account.
- How to update your personal information
- My Data Portal Overview
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- Data Deposit Box Backup: Device settings overview
- How can I Schedule my Data Deposit Box Backup
- How to backup files by tags
- How to Backup QuickBooks Files
- How to delete files and folders from the Cloud with Data Deposit Box Backup
- How to delete/archive inactive systems in Data Deposit Box Backup
- How to Do SQL Backups Using the Continuous Client
- How to Install Continuous Client for Mac
- How to manually start up your backups
- How to restore your data with Data Deposit Box Backup
- How to see backup activity and errors in your Data Deposit Box Backup
- How to select files/folders to backup in your Data Deposit Box Backup
- How to Share Data in My Data Portal
- How to Troubleshoot Inactive Systems
- How to Use Cleanup Mode in My Data Portal
- How to use Cloud Drive Backups.
- How to use the device list page
- Linux Debian Installation
- Linux Debian Uninstall
- Linux RPM Installation
- Linux RPM Uninstall
- Managing Customers Backup
- Run the Continuous Client as a Service (for PC)
- Troubleshoot Inactive Systems in Mac
- Troubleshoot Inactive Systems in Windows
- Troubleshooting: Access Denied
- Troubleshooting: File Name Too Long
- Troubleshooting: File Reading Error (3)
- Troubleshooting: Sharing Violation
- What do the alert notifications mean?
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Data Deposit Box retains all data unless deleted by a user through the device management console. This means data will remain stored in the cloud, even if the file is removed from your local device, until such time that the files stored in the cloud are deleted.
This protects users from accidental file removal and ensures that multiple versions of a file are retained.
To set the number of versions stored, go to the device settings area of the device management screen.
Use the drop down for Number of Versions to select the number of versions of a file you’d like to keep.
32 versions are kept as a default, with options to store 2,4,8,16,32 and 64.
A new file version is only created when a file is changed.
Users are also able to set the Min Delay between versions.
The number used here indicates the hours between capturing a new version.
The default setting is 12 hours and can also be set for 1,2,4,6,8,12 and 24 hours.
