To restore objects from a backup, you must be assigned a specific role in the Recovery Manager Portal. For more information, see Assigning roles to portal users.
Connect to the Recovery Manager Portal with your Web browser.
In the Recovery Manager Portal, open the Recovery tab.
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To restore data from the encrypted backup, first go to the Configuration tab, expand Portal Settings and select the Use packed and encrypted backups for restore operations option. Note that unpacked components cannot be removed using Recovery Manager Portal. To perform this operation, use the Delete Unpacked Components option in the Recovery Manager Console. |
Click Restore objects to start the wizard.
On the Find and add objects to restore step, you can search and add Active Directory objects and containers that you want to restore. Click Objects to restore to go to the next step.
Review the object list on the View added objects step.
On the Select a restore state step, select the backup from the list and specify whether the backup remains unpacked after the restore operation. If you select the encrypted backup from the list, you will be prompted for the backup password.
On the Restore progress step, you can view the progress of the restore operation.
To undelete objects, you must be assigned a specific role in the Recovery Manager Portal. For more information, see Assigning roles to portal users.
Connect to the Recovery Manager Portal with your Web browser.
In the Recovery Manager Portal, open the Recovery tab.
NOTE |
To restore data from the encrypted backup, first go to the Configuration tab, expand Portal Settings and select the Use packed and encrypted backups for restore operations option. Note that unpacked components cannot be removed using Recovery Manager Portal. To perform this operation, use the Delete Unpacked Components option in the Recovery Manager Console. |
Click Undelete objects to start the wizard
On the Find and add objects to undelete step, you can specify Active Directory objects and containers that you want to undelete. Click Objects to undelete to go to the next step..
On the View added objects step, type the password if you use the encrypted backup and specify whether the backup remains unpacked after the undelete operation.
On the Undelete progress step, you can view the progress of the undelete operation.
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