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Scalable File System Backup

SFS Backups allows you to store files and folders. Additionally, you can easily revert to a previous backup recovery point whenever needed.

How to Create SFS Backups

To create a SFS backup, click on the Activate button.

Activate Backup

You can also activate the backup by clicking the action button Activate Backup.

Action Button - Activate Backup

You can also activate the backup by going to the Backup tab and clicking on Click here to activate backup.

Backup Tab

After choosing any of the above three options, a pop-up will appear. Click on the Activate button to activate the backup.

Activate Backup Pop-up

After activating the backup, the backup state will go into First Run Pending.

First Run Pending

Details

In the Details tab, you will be able to see details like the backup schedule, last recovery point, size of the backup, etc.

Backup Details

Backup Restore

Under the Backup Restore tab, all the recovery points will be shown.

Backup Restore Tab

When the user takes a backup, recovery points will be created and displayed like this:

Recovery Points

Now, click on the Actions button and then click on Browse.

Browse Backup

Choose the file or folder you want to restore and click on the Restore Selected button.

Restore Selected

Now choose the location where you want to restore your file and click on the Restore button.

Restore Location

You can also lock the backup by clicking on the Lock button.

Lock Backup

Clicking on the Lock button will trigger a pop-up to appear, allowing you to lock the recovery point.

Lock Backup Pop-up

Backup History

By navigating to the Backup History tab, you will have access to the complete record of backup events.

Backup History

Backup Restore History

Under the Backup Restore History tab, it shows the details of the logs or records of past restoration activities performed on backup data.

Backup Restore History