Advanced Mode: Encryption, multiple file versions, but you can't access the backup archives with ordinary (that is, non-CloudBerry) file managers.The main choice you need to make when using CloudBerry file backup is whether to use Advanced or Simple mode. Click the Files button and proceed through the wizard. But what if you just want to back up individual files and folders? No problem. The "Bare Metal" backup option is cool when you need to perform block-level saves of entire local disk volumes. Managing CloudBerry backup plans Running a file backup ^ Once complete, you'll manage your backup plans on the (wait for it) Backup Plans tab in the product, as shown here:
Whether you'd like an e-mail notification and/or Event Log entries written for this backup plan. Which commands, if any, you want to run automatically before or after the backup job runs or completes. Whether you want to do a one-time backup or set it on a schedule. Which retention policy you want to use: your choices are (a) application defaults or (b) custom retention policy for this backup plan. The encryption strength goes up to 256-bit AES 
Whether to enable compression and/or encryption. Choose a backup type: choices are (a) image-based backup (b) bare metal recovery or (c) system state. Next, you'll make the following decisions to complete your first cloud backup plan: To connect CloudBerry to one of my Azure storage accounts, I simply provided: If you don't have a cloud storage account, then choose the File System option and point CloudBerry to a local or UNC network path. Choose a cloud storage account for use with CloudBerry Server Backup
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