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After you set a backup policy, a snapshot of the file shares is taken at the scheduled time. The recovery point is also retained for the chosen period.
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1. In the file share listing, you should see all the file shares present in the storage account. Select the file share you want to back up.

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1. For the Recovery Services vault selection, do one of the following:
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* If you already have a vault, select the **Select existing** Recovery Services vault radio button, and choose one of the existing vaults from **Vault Name** drop down menu.

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* If you don't have a vault, select the **Create new** Recovery Services vault radio button. Specify a name for the vault. It's created in the same region as the file share. By default, the vault is created in the same resource group as the file share. If you want to choose a different resource group, select **Create New** link below the **Resource Type** drop down and specify a name for the resource group. Select **OK** to continue.
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>[!IMPORTANT]
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>If the storage account is registered with a vault, or there are few protected shares within the storage account hosting the file share you're trying to protect, the Recovery Services vault name will be pre-populated and you won’t be allowed to edit it [Learn more here](backup-azure-files-faq.yml#why-can-t-i-change-the-vault-to-configure-backup-for-the-file-share-).
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* Select an existing backup policy, if you have one, from the **Backup Policy** drop-down menu.
1. You can track the configuration progress in the portal notifications, or by monitoring the backup jobs under the vault you're using to protect the file share.

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1. After the completion of the configure backup operation, select **Backup** under the **Operations** section of the file share pane. The context pane listing **Vault Essentials** will load on the right. From there, you can trigger on-demand backup and restore operations.

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## Run an on-demand backup job
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Occasionally, you might want to generate a backup snapshot, or recovery point, outside of the times scheduled in the backup policy. A common reason to generate an on-demand backup is right after you've configured the backup policy. Based on the schedule in the backup policy, it might be hours or days until a snapshot is taken. To protect your data until the backup policy engages, initiate an on-demand backup. Creating an on-demand backup is often required before you make planned changes to your file shares.
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**Choose the navigation point**
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**Choose an entry point**
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# [Backup center](#tab/backup-center)
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1. Select **Backup** under the **Operation** section. The context pane listing **Vault Essentials** will load on the right. Select **Backup Now** to take an on-demand backup.
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