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  -=== Incremental Backups ===
  -An incremental backup is performed whenever an existing backup directory is specified. The backup tool will then copy any new transactions from the Neo4j server and apply them
  -to the backup. The result will be an updated backup that is consistent with the current
  +[[backup-incremental]]
  +=== Incremental Backups
  +
  +An incremental backup is performed whenever an existing backup directory is specified.
  +The backup tool will then copy any new transactions from the Neo4j server and apply them to the backup.
  +The result will be an updated backup that is consistent with the current
   server state.
   
   However, the incremental backup may fail for a number of reasons:
  
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  To restore from backup in a clustered environment, follow these steps:
  
  . Shut down all instances in the cluster
  . Restore the backup to the individual database folders
  . Restart the instances.
  
  Make sure there's at least one _neostore.transaction.db.nnn_ file included in the backup.
  If there isn't, start up one instance in stand-alone mode first, and issue one updating transaction against it (any
  sort of write, like creating a node).
  Then copy that database to all instances in your cluster.
  
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  = Backup
  
  NOTE: The Backup features are only available in the Neo4j Enterprise Edition.
  
  [[backup-introduction]]
  == Introducing Backup
  
  Backups are performed over the network, from a running Neo4j server and into a local copy of the database store (the backup).
  The backup is run using the `neo4j-backup` tool, which is provided alongside Neo4j Enterprise.
  
  [IMPORTANT]
  Neo4j Server must be configured to run a backup service.
  This is enabled via the configuration parameter `online_backup_enabled`, and is enabled by default.
  The interface and port the backup service listens on is configured via the parameter `online_backup_server` and defaults to the loopback interface and port 6362.
  It is typical to reconfigure this to listen on an external
  interface, by setting `online_backup_server=<my-host-ip-address>:6362`.
  It can also be configured to listen on all interfaces by setting `online_backup_server=0.0.0.0:6362`.
  
  Performing a backup requires specifying the target host, an optional port, and the backup location.
  The backup tool will automatically select a full or incremental backup, based on whether an existing backup is present at that location.
  
  The relevant configuration settings are found below.
  
  