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What is the time of your location in UTC format?
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What is the time of your location in UTC format?

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am in sydney time zone<br />
so the UTC is +10 hours
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am in sydney time zone
so the UTC is +10 hours

Mr.X

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hi,<br />
&nbsp;got a server 2012R2- got azure backup<br />
got 2 schedules. one to backup all files- which is done everyday<br />
another to backup systemstate file only once in a week and its on sunday<br />
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i have attached a pic of my schedule and backup.. time does not match at all.<br />
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for files- scheduled time is 1:30am, but backup starts at 2:30 am everyday<br />
for systemstate, its scheduled at sunday 10am, but again it starts at different time. <br />
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any ideas ? any time settings in azure backup ? <br />
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hi,
 got a server 2012R2- got azure backup
got 2 schedules. one to backup all files- which is done everyday
another to backup systemstate file only once in a week and its on sunday

i have attached a pic of my schedule and backup.. time does not match at all.

for files- scheduled time is 1:30am, but backup starts at 2:30 am everyday
for systemstate, its scheduled at sunday 10am, but again it starts at different time. 

any ideas ? any time settings in azure backup ? 


azure backup time and scheduled time does not match

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