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Select the data that you want to restore, and click Recover All Selected.In the Browse and Restore dialog box, click View Content.In the right pane, right-click a subclient, and click Browse and Restore.From the CommCell Browser, expand to Client Computers > client > File System > backup set.Restoring Data to a Different Client Procedure If the selected data is /Documents/Memos/Sales, and you want to restore the data from Memos and Sales folders, set the Remove level from beginning of source path option to 2. Preserve level from end of source path option to 1. Documents/Memos/Sales, and you want to restore data only from the Use the options in the Preserve Source Paths area to exclude folders (and its contents) from the source path.Clear the Restore to same folder check box and click Browse.Select the data that you want to restore and click Recover All Selected.Right-click the in the right pane and then click Browse and Restore.From the CommCell Browser, navigate to Client Computers | | File System |.Restoring to a Different Folder on the Same Clientįollow the steps given below to restore data to a different folder on the same client from which data is backed up: Keep in mind that the destination computer must reside in the same CommCell as the client whose data was backed up. Different folder on the same computer from which the data was backed up.You can restore the data to following locations: Click OK to close the Restore Options window and start the restore job.In the Copy Precedence box, type the copy precedence number for the backup copy.Click the Copy Precedence tab and select the Restore from Copy Precedence checkbox.From the Restore Options for All Selected Items window, click Advanced.From the Browse window, select the data you want to restore in the right pane and click Recover All Selected.Right-click the entity that contains the snapshots you want to restore, and point to All Tasks | Browse and Restore.From the CommCell Browser, navigate to Client Computers | | File System.Restoring Data from a Backup Copy You can perform a restore from the backup copy by setting the appropriate copy precedence number.

Listing Media and Size for a Backup Set.Restoring Resource Fork Data for a Specific Job.Enabling a Global Option to Restore Resource Fork Data.

Restoring Specific Data Backed Up during a Job.Restoring All the Data Backed Up during a Job.Restoring Only When Data Exists on the Destination.Restoring to a Different Folder on the Same Client.