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Article: 100017914
Last Published: 2023-06-23
Ratings: 4 4
Product(s): Backup Exec
Problem
How to perform a redirected file system restore in Backup Exec. This article applies to plain directories and files.
Solution
Redirected restore: To restore files to a location other than the original location that was backed up from.
Files can be redirected to an alternate drive on the same machine, or to a different machine, and in some cases from one operating system version to another.
To restore files to a location other then where they were originally backed up from, do the following:
Files can be redirected to an alternate drive on the same machine, or to a different machine, and in some cases from one operating system version to another.
To restore files to a location other then where they were originally backed up from, do the following:
- Select the Server to be restored in the Backup and Restore tab.
- Click Restore.
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- Select " Files, folder, or volumes" and click Next.
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- Select " File and folder backups from a backup set" and click Next.
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- Choose the Files and Folders or backup set which needs to be restored and click Next.
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- Choose " To a different location" and click on " Browse" to choose the path where these files and folders need to be restored
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- Choose appropriate options on subsequent screens and click Finish to run the job.
NOTE: Restore to SMB, CIFS, and User Shares Choose "To a different location". In the Drive path enter the UNC path by Name or IP and Sharename.
Note: For more details please refer to the Backup Exec for Windows Servers Administrator's Guide given in the Related article section.