Maintenance Manual

Managing the System

Backup

Cisco Small Business NSS300 Series Smart Storage Administration Guide 255

STEP 2 The following options are available to search or select files to restore:

To search for previously backed up files:

a. In the Display versions of files prior to field, enter the date. From the drop-down

list, select a time. For the date entered, there must be a valid, existing backup.

• Show files from all backups—Check to display files from all backups

b. In the Search field, enter the filename you want to locate. The search is a

“string-match” based search and not a wildcard based search. For example, the

asterisk (*) is treated as a character in the string being searched. So, if you enter

text and an asterisk (*) in the Search field, nothing will be returned.

c. Click Search. The Search Result is displayed.

d. Select the files to restore.

Select the directories to restore:

a. In Folders to Restore, check the check box to select the directories, folders, or

files you want to restore. The folders expand and a check appears in the check

box for the folder and files that are selected for restore.

NOTE When you choose the file or folder you want to restore, the check has three

variations dependent on your selection. Black indicates a folder and all of the sub-

folders or files are selected. Gray indicates single folders or files within a directory

are selected. The gray check appears in the parent folder check box. Blank

indicates that no files are selected.

b. Click the arrow to expand the directory structure.

• Contents of Selected Directory—Dispays the files from the selected

directories.

STEP 3 In Restore Status, you can view the progress of the restore.

• File in progress—Displays the file currently being restored.

• Files Pending—Displays number of files and bytes remaining for restore.

Click the link, that is, x files (x B), to display more information about the

pending files.

- Source—Directory path from where the file was originally backed up.

- Destination—Directory path to where the file is being restored.

- Time Initiated—Time the restore request was made.