How to restore from Qnap HBS3 rtrr

Create a restore job to restore your files to a QNAP NAS

How to restore from Qnap HBS3 rtrr

To restore your files to a QNAP NAS, select “Restore” and choose to restore from a local NAS, remote NAS, or cloud.

1. Create a restore job from backup jobs.To restore your files to a local NAS, select where your backup job is (“Local NAS”, “Remote NAS” or “Cloud”) and select “Backup Jobs” to choose a backup job for creating the restore job.
   Click “Next” to start creating the restore job.

   First select the restore source. If multi-version backup is enabled you can choose what version to restore.
   After that, select either “Restore to original folders” or choose to restore the files to another destination folder. Click “Apply”.

   You can also add a sub folder to select as the destination. Enter the folder name and click the add button to add a sub folder.

   Note that the default setting of “Restore Now” is checked. If you don’t want to immediately run the restore job, please uncheck this option.
   For conflict policy, select either “Rename”, “Overwrite” or “Skip” to be the action when conflicts occur.

   

2. Create a restore job from destinationTo restore your files to a local NAS from a destination, select where your files are (“Local NAS”, “Remote NAS” or “Cloud”) and select “Destination” to create the restore job.
   For restoring files from your local NAS, select “Local NAS” first and then click “Next”.

   Select the restore source, choose the folders you want to restore, and then select either “Restore to original folders” or choose to restore files to any other destination folder. Click “Apply”.

   You can also add a sub folder to select as the destination. Enter the folder name and click the add button to add a sub folder.

   Note that the default setting of “Restore Now” is checked. If you don’t want to immediately run the restore job, please uncheck this option.
   For conflict policy, select either “Rename”, “Overwrite” or “Skip” to be the action when conflicts occur.

   If you choose to restore files from your remote NAS, you must first select a remote server then click “Next” to create the job. You can create a remote profile for your restore job on this page. Select “New Profile” from the drop-down list and the remaining settings are the same as creating a remote profile.

   If you choose to restore files from the cloud, you must first select a cloud storage space, and then click “Next” to start creating the job. You can also create a cloud storage space for your restore job on this page. Select “Add Cloud Storage Space” to create a cloud storage space. Please refer to “Create a storage space” for further information on the remaining settings.

   The settings for restore source for restoring files from cloud are slightly different from restoring files from local NAS and remote NAS.
   If folders exist in the cloud storage space, select a folder that you want to restore and choose the restored content (Metadata + Data or Metadata only).
   If folders do not exist in the cloud storage space, just choose the restored content. After that, select either “Restore to original folders” or choose to restore files to another destination folder and click “Apply”.