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# Rimozione della funzionalità Backup online in Remote Desktop Manager

Scopra perché la funzionalità obsoleta Backup online è stata rimossa da Remote Desktop Manager e come passare al Backup su file per la protezione dei dati in locale.

***Backup online*** è una funzionalità obsoleta, basata sul cloud, che veniva utilizzata per salvare online le informazioni dello spazio di lavoro.

***Backup online*** è stata rimossa da Remote Desktop Manager poiché la funzionalità si basa su infrastrutture e tecnologie non più supportate da Devolutions.

### Passare al *Backup su file*

Se attualmente utilizza la funzionalità ***Backup online***, si consiglia di [utilizzare il ***Backup su file***](/rdm/it/ribbon-menu-bar/file/backup/file-backup.md) per salvare i suoi dati in un file locale protetto da una chiave master.

{% hint style="success" %}
Se non desidera conservare il file di backup in locale, può collocarlo in una cartella sincronizzata da un provider cloud di sua scelta (ad esempio, OneDrive, Google Drive, Dropbox).
{% endhint %}

#### Vedere anche

* [Backup su file](/rdm/it/ribbon-menu-bar/file/backup/file-backup.md)
* [Backup cloud obsoleto e migrazione a Devolutions Cloud Free](/rdm/it/knowledge-base/how-to-articles/deprecated-cloud-backup-and-migration-to-devolutions-cloud-free.md)


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