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Restore Wizard—Files to Restore

The Files to Restore screen of the Restore wizard allows you to select from which migrate / store project to restore files.

Figure 86 The Files to Restore screen of the Restore wizard.

Click Search for Project to open the Catalog Search Dialog box or use the drop down fields to Select the Project Manually.

The Catalog Search dialog box allows you to search for a project.

Figure 87 The Search by Project Name tab of the Catalog Search dialog box.

Select the tab indicating how you want to search:

1. If applicable, select which StorCycle instances you want to search. The default is this instance only. See Linked Instances for information on configuring linked instances.
2. In the Project Attributes field, enter the full or partial project name or description, and click Search.

The tab for each linked instance included in the search displays the number of matches found. Select a tab to see all migrate / store jobs executed by a project with a name or description containing the search string.

3. Click Restore next to the job from which you want to restore files.
4. The user interface returns to the Restore wizard with the correct Previous Migrate / Store Project and Previous Migrate / Store Job selected.
Note: If the job is on a linked instance, you will need to log into the linked StorCycle solution and continue creating the restore project on that instance. Files can only be restored to storage locations configured in the linked instance.
5. Continue with Select Files to Restore.

Figure 88 The Search by File Name tab of the Catalog Search dialog box.

1. If applicable, select which StorCycle instances you want to search. The default is this instance only. See Linked Instances for information on configuring linked instances.
2. In the Files / Directories field, enter the full or partial file or directory name, and click Search.

The tab for each linked instance included in the search displays the number of matches found. Select a tab to see all migrate / store jobs containing a file or directory with a name containing the search string.

3. Click Restore next to the job from which you want to restore files.
4. The user interface returns to the Restore wizard with the correct Previous Migrate / Store Project and Previous Migrate / Store Job selected.
Note: If the job is on a linked instance, you will need to log into the linked StorCycle solution and continue creating the restore project on that instance. Files can only be restored to storage locations configured in the linked instance.
5. Continue with Select Files to Restore.

Figure 89 The Search by Tag tab of the Catalog Search dialog box.

1. If applicable, select which StorCycle instances you want to search. The default is this instance only. See Linked Instances for information on configuring linked instances.
2. In the Tag field, enter a full or partial tag, and click Search.

The tab for each linked instance included in the search displays the number of matches found. Select a tab to see all migrate / store jobs with a tag containing the search string.

3. Click Restore next to the job from which you want to restore files.
4. The user interface returns to the Restore wizard with the correct Previous Migrate / Store Project and Previous Migrate / Store Job selected.
Note: If the job is on a linked instance, you will need to log into the linked StorCycle solution and continue creating the restore project on that instance. Files can only be restored to storage locations configured in the linked instance.
5. Continue with Select Files to Restore.
1. From the Previous Migrate / Store Project drop-down, select a previously configured project which executed the job from which you want to restore files. See Migrate or Store Data .
2. From the Previous Migrate / Store Job drop-down, select the previously executed job from which you want to restore files.
Note: If the project was deleted manually or because of retention policy, the drop-down for Previous Migrate / Store Job will be empty.
3. Continue with Select Files to Restore.