At least one of your TM servers should be enabled for backups. You can access your TM server from the machine it is running on by typing
http://127.0.0.1:3012
- This is preferably a listener that is NOT running on the database server so that you easily have local off-machine backups.
- You can enable backups on multiple TM servers if you wish. However it is better to enable push of the database instead to a remote offsite location for better risk management.
Normally, a backup path (shown to the right) is local to the machine. You can make it a network share if you know how to do that.
For example:
Platform
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Local Path
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Network Path
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Windows
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C:\BoxOffice\Backups
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Log TM Server in as user that has access to network file share (i.e. set the service to login as a person with access to the share as per he sample to the right)
- Type share name as //Share + path
- Share: //pt-bkp01\Backups
- Path: \TheatreManager
- Share + Path: //pt-bkp01\Backups\TheatreManager
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MacOS
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\BoxOffice\Backups
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You'll have to mount a remote volume that will appear in the volumes directory that you allow read/write access to
- Type backup path name as \volumes + path
- Share: \Volumes\DiskMount
- Path: \TheatreManager\Backups
- Share + Path: \Volumes\DiskMount\TheatreManager\Backups
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