Is it possible to access individual files in a backup WHS of client PC's?
- I'm curious if there is a way to access individual files in a backup that WHS makes of the client PC's?
Let's say you accidentally delete some files in a folder on your desktop but you know those files are stored in a backup on WHS. The obvious way to get those files back is do a complete restore with the restore cd but I want to know if it's possible without resorting to that?
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- fandibus said:
I'm curious if there is a way to access individual files in a backup that WHS makes of the client PC's?
Let's say you accidentally delete some files in a folder on your desktop but you know those files are stored in a backup on WHS. The obvious way to get those files back is do a complete restore with the restore cd but I want to know if it's possible without resorting to that?
Yes, you can restore individual files. Open the Console, go to Computers & Backups tab, select the computer that you deleted the file from then click View Backups. Then click the Open button to view all of the volumes/folders/files in that backup.- 已提議為解答kariya21MVP, 版主Tuesday, 6 January, 2009 3:56
- 已標示為解答kariya21MVP, 版主Saturday, 10 January, 2009 19:57
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- fandibus said:
I'm curious if there is a way to access individual files in a backup that WHS makes of the client PC's?
Let's say you accidentally delete some files in a folder on your desktop but you know those files are stored in a backup on WHS. The obvious way to get those files back is do a complete restore with the restore cd but I want to know if it's possible without resorting to that?
Yes, you can restore individual files. Open the Console, go to Computers & Backups tab, select the computer that you deleted the file from then click View Backups. Then click the Open button to view all of the volumes/folders/files in that backup.- 已提議為解答kariya21MVP, 版主Tuesday, 6 January, 2009 3:56
- 已標示為解答kariya21MVP, 版主Saturday, 10 January, 2009 19:57
- Yes, follow kariya21 instruction to open a volume (drive) that contains the files in question. It will mount the volume as a local drive in your machine. You then can access the local mounted drive and do copy & paste your files in Windows Explorer.
