You can setup SharePoint backup plan in CA.
Also, you can backup the SQL Database if you need.
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Dear sir/miss
I need to present to my supervising authority that all the docuements that I upload to sharepoint are ferquently backed up and that there are certain safety protocols that prevent unwanted loss of data.
What is the back up policy/standard of sharepoint?
How often is the back up taken?
When I save a dpument is it stored in at least two diferrent physical locations-servers?
Please provide all relevant info taht I could use
Regards
Philippos
You can setup SharePoint backup plan in CA.
Also, you can backup the SQL Database if you need.
Hi @Philippos Georgiou ,
The current backup for SharePoint Server is as follows:
The SharePoint Server backup architecture and recovery processes include farm backup and recovery, granular backup and recovery, and recovery from an unattached content database. You can complete backup and recovery operations by using the SharePoint Central Administration website or PowerShell cmdlets. Note that some built-in backup and recovery tools may not meet all the requirements of your organization.
For more information, please refer to:
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/sharepoint/administration/backup-and-recovery-overview
You can try to back up your site and restore it to your supervising authority's site.
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