This can be done if the original data is no longer there or if you want to overwrite it with a recovered version.
In-place restores performed to the original location (the default option). Two types of restores can be distinguished: When viewing the search results, you can select the most recent version of a file or expand the list of prior versions. The Search option does not accept wildcards or path names. If you want to restore a particular file, enter a complete or partial name into the Search field in the upper-left corner. 
You can close Backup Manager in the browser while the recovery is in progress (it will continue in background).
Click Restore and wait until the restore process is completed. Enter the target location, if applicable. Specify where to restore the selected data: to the original location or to a new one. For other data sources only the root folder can be selected. For some data sources like Files and folders you can expand the file tree and select individual files or directories. (L) means that the session has been saved locally in the LocalSpeedVault and the data is not synchronized with the cloud yet. (A) next to the name of a session means that the session is archived ( more on backup session archiving). Select the backup session you want to restore. The selection includes all data sources that have been backed up at least once on the current device. Open the Restore module, and then select a data source from the vertical menu to the left. If you are restoring date to a new device, this can be done by using Restore-only mode installation of Backup Manager or our Recovery Console guide tool. 
Launch the Backup Manager client for the device. Install the Backup Manager on the computer or virtual machine you want to recover the data to (if it is not installed there yet). On Windows the innodb_data_home_dir and innodb_log_group_home_dir folders are also supported for in-place restores. All MySQL data is inside the datadir folder on Linux, MacOS and Windows. MySQL configuration is the same as during the backup. 
The original data stores must be available (for in-place restores)Īn in-place restore can only be performed only if the following is true: Server access settings for restore to a new location Power off the virtual machine if it is going to be overwritten Additional requirements and settings by data source Data sourceįor domain controllers only Reboot the machine in Directory Services Restore Modeįor master database recovery - stop the SQL Server service Just let us know on your initial support call, email, or chat message that a specific recovery is especially time sensitive, and we’ll bring all hands on deck immediately to help you get your customer back up and running ASAP.įor more details please see the Critical Restore FAQ's. Critical Restore? We’re not the judge of when a recovery is especially time critical-you are.Ĭritical Restore is our partner-driven fast escalation process.
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