Network Share Repositoryįor a Network Share type repository, the next stage of the wizard is shown below: Once the appropriate type has been selected, click ' Next' to move to the next step.ĭepending on the Repository type chosen, the next stage will be different. The initial repository wizard page allows the type of Repository to be selected.

This will display the 'Add Repository' wizard shown below: To create a new Repository, click the ' New Repository' link in the upper left, as seen in the image above. Initially the Repository interface will have no saved repositories and show some quick help notes.

Repositories are managed by selecting the ' Repositories' link from the main interface under the 'Setup' main category. Local Repository - Storage which is directly attached to a managed computer can be used as a Repository.Azure Storage Account - if Azure storage is exposed as an SMB share in Azure, it can be used as a Repository directly.Amazon AWS Storage Gateway - if an AWS Storage Gateway is available, it can be used as a Repository backend.Network Share - Any Windows or SMB network share may be used as Repository storage.The following types of Repository backend are available: Each repository contains backup information such as, storage location, network access information, credentials required to access the resource and other basic storage management. Once a repository has been set up, a Backup Definition can be configured to back up to the Repository according to a Schedule.Ī repository is a storage location with a standardized folder layout and some tracking information. Repositories are required in order to use the central backup scheduling and queuing facilities in Site Manager.

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