Specifications

Save and close the file.

Open Services once again.

Right-click on the Service , Barracuda Backup Agent and click Start. The Status field should display as Started.

Step 2. Restore the Database

Use the following steps to restore the database normally through the Barracuda Restore Browser to the path specified in :Step 1

Drill down to and select the database revision to restore, and click .Restore

In the Restore dialog, from the Restore to drop-down menu, select the appropriate server.

In the section, select the second option, and enter the path specified in in the file; click .Path Step 1 bbconfig.ini Start Restore

The database is restored to the server as a file if this is a full restore, and to a file if this is an incremental backup:.bak .trn

Step 3. Restoring a Flat File into SQL Management Studio

Use the following steps to restore the flat file into SQL Management Studio:

After connecting to the appropriate instance of the Microsoft SQL Server Database Engine, in Object Explorer, click the toserver name

expand the server tree.

Expand , and, depending on the database, either select a user database or expand System Databases and select a systemDatabases

database.

Right-click the database, point to , and then click .Tasks Restore

Click the type of restore operation you want ( , , or ). The corresponding restore dialogDatabase Files and Filegroups Transaction Log

box opens.

On the page, in the section, click .General Restore source From device

Click the button for the text box; the dialog box displays.browse From device Specify Backup

From the menu, select , and click ; the dialog opens.Backup media Backup Device Add Select Backup Device

In the menu, select the device you want to use for the restore operation.Backup device

Microsoft Hyper-V Recovery and Restoration

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Restoring to a Point-in-Time

Once you create the flat file, you can select to .restore the Microsoft SQL Database to a Point-in-Time