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Backing up VDV
Updated
by Andres Andresson
Backing up VDV is highly recommended for all local instances of VDV. With a backup, you can restore the system in the event of hardware failure.
- Back up the whole Vista Data Vision folder (default location is "C:\Vista Data Vision\") to a secure location regularly. Daily or more frequent backups are recommended.
- Back up any extra components, such as the File Converter or the VDV-Task folder.
- Back up all locations where raw data is stored.
- Backup all config files for collection software such as FTP Servers (i.g. FileZilla) or Loggernet.For FileZilla, go to File -> Export. This will give a choice of what to export. After choosing what setting to export, press OK and FileZilla will create "filezilla.xml" and open a save dialog where the save location is selected.
The default folder for the Campell LoggerNet is "C:\Campbellsci\LoggerNet".
