SharePoint 2013 Backup Farm Automatically With a Powershell and Windows Task Schedule

秒速五厘米 2022-02-02 07:53 197阅读 0赞

**阅读目录**

*  [Step 1:Create a PowerShell for the full farm backup][Step 1_Create a PowerShell for the full farm backup]
 *  [Step 2:Create a PowerShell for the differential farm backup][Step 2_Create a PowerShell for the differential farm backup]
 *  [Step 3: Schedule a batch file to Run Automatically ][Step 3_ Schedule a batch file to Run Automatically]

> In this post,I will show you SharePoint 2013 How to Backup Farm Automatically with a PowerShell and Windows Task Schedule. 
> 
> First,to backup your Farm,you can use the powershell command Backup-SPFarm.

You can use the command to backup the farm a **Full** backup as in the following example.

Backup-SPFarm \-BackupMethod Full \-Directory D:\\backup

And to Backup the farm a differential backup,you can use the command as in the following example.

Backup-SPFarm \-BackupMethod Differential \-Directory D:\\backup

**So Let's Create two PowreShell Script File,One for the full backup and another for the differential backup.**

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### Step 1:Create a PowerShell for the full farm backup ###

Add-PSSnapin Microsoft.SharePoint.PowerShell

Set-ExecutionPolicy \-ExecutionPolicy Unrestricted \-Force

Backup-SPFarm \-BackupMethod Full \-Directory D:\\backup

**Save the file and name SPFarmFullBackup.ps1**

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### Step 2:Create a PowerShell for the differential farm backup ###

Add-PSSnapin Microsoft.SharePoint.PowerShell

Set-ExecutionPolicy \-ExecutionPolicy Unrestricted \-Force

Backup-SPFarm \-BackupMethod Differential \-Directory D:\\backup

**Save the file and name SPFarmDiffBackup.ps1**

**Now,follow the steps below to create the tasks for Task Schedule to automate the execution of backup files.Assume we will full-backup weekly and differerntial-backup daily.**

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### Step 3: Schedule a batch file to Run Automatically  ###

*  Click On Start 
 *  Select "任务计划程序" 
 *  In the center pane,right-click ,and click "创建基本任务"

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*  Assigning the task a meaningful name-such as SharePoint-BackupFarmFullWeekly

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*  Choose "每周"

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*  Specific the parameters for the weekly task schedule

*  Next Choose "启动程序"

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*  Type in the command as the screenshot below

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*  The Task scheduler is intelligent enough to recognize that you want to run PowerShell and that you supplied arguments

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**Now,that we have created a Task,we have to make sure it runs highest Privilege. we have to make sure that when you run the file it not should fail.**

*  Right Click the task you just created and Select Property 
 *  Click on "使用最高权限运行" then click OK.

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*  Repeate the steps above to create a diff-backup task schedule

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