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| Setting | Range (Default) | Description |
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|**Automated Backup**| Enable/Disable (Disabled) | Enables or disables Automated Backup for an Azure VM running SQL Server 2016/2017 Developer, Standard, or Enterprise. |
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|**Retention Period**| 1-30 days (30 days) | The number of days to retain backups. |
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|**Retention Period**| 1-90 days (90 days) | The number of days to retain backups. |
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|**Storage Account**| Azure storage account | An Azure storage account to use for storing Automated Backup files in blob storage. A container is created at this location to store all backup files. The backup file naming convention includes the date, time, and database GUID. |
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|**Encryption**|Enable/Disable (Disabled) | Enables or disables encryption. When encryption is enabled, the certificates used to restore the backup are located in the specified storage account. It uses the same **automatic backup** container with the same naming convention. If the password changes, a new certificate is generated with that password, but the old certificate remains to restore prior backups. |
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|**Password**|Password text | A password for encryption keys. This password is only required if encryption is enabled. In order to restore an encrypted backup, you must have the correct password and related certificate that was used at the time the backup was taken. |
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