Restore emails, calendars, contacts, and selected OneDrive folders and files from a backup.
How to restore Microsoft Exchange, OneDrive, and SharePoint data from backup.
Restore emails, calendars, contacts, and selected OneDrive folders and files from a backup.
Learn how to restore SharePoint sites from a backup.
Restore emails, calendars, contacts, and selected OneDrive folders and files from a backup.
Microsoft Exchange and OneDrive data can be restored with granular control over the recovery scope and destination. Emails, calendars, contacts, files, and folders can be restored directly to a Microsoft 365 user account or locally to a device, supporting recovery after accidental deletion, migration, and other data-loss scenarios.
The below steps demonstrate how to restore Microsoft Exchange data and OneDrive folders and files using GitProtect Management Service.
Open the Microsoft 365 tab, then click the Explore button next to the organization whose backup you want to restore.
In the Microsoft 365 Users tab, search for the user whose data you want to restore, and then click the restore button in the action menu for that user.
Next, select the backup plan from which you want to restore data. Click View available plans, and then select a plan from the list.
Choose the backup version from all the backups that have already been performed — select the desired date and click the Restore button.
Select the restore destination and click Next.
In the next pane, browse the tabs, select the data you want to restore, and click Restore selected. Alternatively, click Restore all to restore all available data.
Next, depending on the selected restore destination, configure the Restore to and Restore directory settings.
In the Restore directory section, choose one of the following options:
New directory — creates a new directory to restore the data to.
In Restore settings, you can limit bandwidth usage and select the default backup agent (worker) that will be used to restore the data (where applicable).
After defining all parameters, click the Restore button to start the recovery process. You can monitor the process in the Tasks tab.
Original directory — restores the data to its original location. You can also choose to overwrite existing OneDrive files and email messages.
In the Restore to pane, select the user to whom you want to restore the data, and click Save.
In the Restore directory section, choose one of the following options:
New directory — creates a new directory to restore the data to.
Original directory — restores the data to its original location. You can also choose to overwrite existing OneDrive files and email messages.
In the Restore to pane, select the device to use as the restore destination, and click Save.
In the Restore directory section, select the directory where the data will be restored, and then click Apply.
Learn how to restore SharePoint sites from a backup.
GitProtect allows you to recover SharePoint data from available backup points and restore it to the original location or another selected destination. The recovery process helps restore entire sites after accidental deletion, unwanted changes, or other data-loss scenarios while preserving their structure, documents, lists, and associated data.
The below steps demonstrate how to restore SharePoint sites and their metadata using GitProtect Management Service.
Open the Microsoft 365 tab, then click the Explore button next to the organization whose backup you want to restore.
In the SharePoint Sites tab, search for the site whose data you want to restore, and then click the restore button in the action menu for that site.
Next, select the backup plan from which you want to restore data. Click View available plans, and then select a plan from the list.
Choose the backup version from all the backups that have already been performed — select the desired date and click the Restore button.
Select the restore destination and click Next.
In the next pane, select the data you want to restore, and then click Restore selected. Alternatively, click Restore all to restore all available data.
Next, depending on the selected restore destination, configure the Restore to and Restore directory settings.
In the Overwrite data section, choose one of the following options:
Don't overwrite site and its data.
In Restore settings, you can limit bandwidth usage and select the default backup agent (worker) that will be used to restore the data (where applicable).
After defining all parameters, click the Restore button to start the recovery process. You can monitor the process in the Tasks tab.
Always overwrite.
In the Site permissions section, specify whether GitProtect should restore site permissions along with other site data.
In the Restore to pane, select the site where you want to restore the data, and click Save.
In the Overwrite data section, choose one of the following options:
Don't overwrite site and its data.
Overwrite only if existing resources are older than restored.
Always overwrite.
In the Site permissions section, specify whether GitProtect should restore site permissions along with other site data.
In the Restore to pane, select the Microsoft 365 organization where you want to restore the data, and click Save.
Next, enter a custom name for the new site.
In the Site permissions section, specify whether GitProtect should restore site permissions along with other site data.
In the Restore to pane, select the device to use as the restore destination, and click Save.
In the Restore directory section, select the directory where the data will be restored, and then click Apply.
