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• Manage CDP Backups
  • Introduction
  • How does CDP Backup work?
    • Completely Secure
    • Incremental in nature
    • Database Backups
    • Backup Frequency
    • Backup Recovery Points
    • Backup Recovery Points Retention Policy
    • Archive Backup Recovery Point
    • Restore functionality
    • Plans & Prices
  • How to activate CDP Backup service for nodes?
    • Backup Schedule Configuration
    • Backup Status
  • Manage CDP Backup Service
    • Actions
    • CDP Backup Details
    • Backup Recovery Points
    • Backup Task History
    • Restore Task History
  • How to restore Files/ Folders?
  • How to take a complete cPanel backup
    • Introduction to cPanel
  • How to take backup and restore containers in Nvidia Docker?
    • Introduction
    • Backing up the Containers
    • Restoring the Containers
    • Conclusion
• Steps to Install CDP-Agent on your server
  • Introduction
• CDP-agent Installation on CentOS/RHEL/Fedora
  • Step 1: Download the Repository
  • Step 2: Installing the cdp-enterprise-agent
  • Step 3: Get Driver Module
  • Step 4: Restart CDP agent
  • Step 5: Adding CDP Server key to CDP Agent server
• CDP agent Installation on Debian/Ubuntu
  • Step 1: Download the Repository
  • Step 2: Installing the cdp-enterprise-agent
  • Step 3: Get Driver Module
  • Step 4: Install Suitable Drivers
  • Step 4: Restart CDP agent
  • Step 5: Adding CDP Server key to CDP Agent server
• Troubleshooting Steps
  • Step 1: Make sure CDP-agent service is running
  • Step 2: Restarting CDP-agent once
  • Step 3: CDP-agent port should be opened on your server
  • Installing hcp driver Module Manually
    • Step 1: Check the kernel release info
    • Step 2: Download respective hcpdriver module
    • Step 3: Copying hcpdriver module in the r1soft directory.
    • Step 4: Make a symlink for Module
• How to open CDP Ports on Iptables in a Linux
  • Introductions
  • Prerequisite
    • Step 1 : List the current Iptables rules
• How to open CDP Ports with UFW on Ubuntu/Debian
  • Conclusion
• Open CDP ports on Windows Firewall
  • Introduction:
  • Steps to open a port
• FAQ’s for Backup Plan and Mean Time to Repair
  • Q. Is my server at E2E Networks automatically backed up?
  • Q. Can I maintain my backups on the machine itself?
  • Q. But you have RAID-10 or RAID-1 on all your servers which means a mirrored copy of data is always present? Why do I still need a backup plan?
  • Q. What backup plans can I subscribe?
  • Q How does the backup at E2E Networks work?
  • Q. Are there any particular do’s and dont’s while running CDP Backups?
  • Q. How to configure the frequency of backups?
  • Q. How to restore the backup?
  • Q. So is ‘X’ backup plan a good end in itself? Do you know your Mean Time To Repair (MTTR) which is acceptable as per your RTB objectives?
  • Q. How can E2E Networks help in assessing MTTR for my site?