How to Free up Storage Space using the Backup Client - SAFE Backup
If the location of the backup is starting to run out of space, you can use the backup client to remove obsolete files. This will increase the space available and prevent any issues that may arise if the space were to become to low.
Login to the backup client and select "Utilities".
Select "Space Freeing Up" on the left, on the right selecting the set in question will prompt you to then select the available destinations. Press "start" when ready.

You will be advised of the progress of this and when it has been completed.
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