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Veeam Backup & Replication 9.5 [Archived]
Veeam Backup Explorers User Guide
Veeam Backup Explorers User Guide
- About Veeam Backup Explorers
- Veeam Explorer for Microsoft Active Directory
- What's New
- How Veeam Explorer for Microsoft Active Directory Works
- Planning and Preparations
- System Requirements
- Required Permissions
- Used Ports
- Required Backup Job Settings
- Considerations and Limitations
- Licensing and Editions
- Launching Veeam Explorer for Microsoft Active Directory
- Getting to Know the User Interface
- Recovering With Veeam Explorer for Microsoft Active Directory
- Obtaining Active Directory Database Files
- Using VeeamZIP File
- Using Backup or Replica File
- Step 1. Select the Restore Type
- Step 2. Choose the Virtual Machine
- Step 3. Choose the Restore Point
- Step 4. Provide the Restore Reason
- Using Microsoft Active Directory Object Restore Wizard
- Adding Database Files to Veeam Explorer Scope Manually
- Removing Active Directory Databases from Veeam Explorer Scope
- Browsing Active Directory Objects
- Searching Active Directory Objects
- Viewing Active Directory Object Attributes
- Comparing Objects
- Restoring Active Directory Objects and Containers
- Restoring Objects
- Step 1. Specify Target Server
- Step 2. Specify Restore Location
- Step 3. Specify Password Restore Options
- Step 4. Select Account State to Apply
- Step 5. Specify Restore Options
- Restoring Containers
- Using 1-Click Restore
- Exporting Active Directory Objects and Containers
- Obtaining Veeam Explorer for Microsoft Active Directory Logs
- Veeam Explorer for Microsoft SQL Server
- What's New
- How Veeam Explorer for Microsoft SQL Server Works
- Planning and Preparations
- Planning Database Restore
- System Requirements
- Required Permissions
- Used Ports
- Staging SQL Server
- Required Microsoft SQL Server Backup Job Settings
- Considerations and Limitations
- Licensing and Editions
- Launching Veeam Explorer for Microsoft SQL Server
- Getting to Know the User Interface
- Recovering Objects With Veeam Explorer for Microsoft SQL Server
- Configuring Staging SQL Server
- Obtaining Microsoft SQL Server Database Files
- Using VeeamZIP File
- Using Guest OS Restore Wizard
- Step 1. Select the Restore Type
- Step 2. Choose the Virtual Machine
- Step 3. Choose the Restore Point
- Step 4. Provide the Restore Reason
- Using Microsoft SQL Server Database Restore Wizard
- Adding Database Files to Veeam Explorer Scope Manually
- Viewing Microsoft SQL Server Database Information
- Restoring Microsoft SQL Server Databases
- Using 1-Click Restore
- Restoring Database to the Current Restore Point
- Step 1. Specify the Restore Point
- Step 2. Fine-tune the Restore Point
- Step 3. Specify Target SQL Server Connection Parameters
- Step 4. Specify AlwaysON Restore Options
- Step 5. Specify Files Location
- Restoring Database to the Specific Point in Time
- Restoring Database to the Specific Transaction
- Restoring Database Schema and Data
- Step 1. Specify Restore Point
- Step 2. Select Database Objects
- Step 3. Specify Names for Objects
- Step 4. Specify Directory Names for Tables
- Step 5. Specify Additional Restore Options
- Restoring Multiple Databases
- Exporting Microsoft SQL Server Databases
- Exporting Databases to Custom Location
- Exporting Single Database
- Step 1. Specify the Restore Point
- Step 2. Fine-tune the Restore Point
- Step 3. Specify Database Files Location
- Exporting Multiple Databases
- Using 1-Click Database Export
- Exporting the Current State
- Exporting the Point-in-time State
- Exporting the State Before Selected Transaction
- 1-Click Export of Schema State
- Exporting Database Schema and Data to Custom Location
- Obtaining Veeam Explorer for Microsoft SQL Server Logs
- SQL Database Operation Selection
- Veeam Explorer for Microsoft Exchange
- What's New
- How Veeam Explorer for Microsoft Exchange Works
- Planning and Preparations
- System Requirements
- Required Permissions
- Used Ports
- Required Backup Job Settings
- Considerations and Limitations
- Licensing and Editions
- Launching Veeam Explorer for Microsoft Exchange
- Getting to Know the User Interface
- Recovering Objects With Veeam Explorer for Microsoft Exchange
- Performing Initial Configuration Settings
- Obtaining Microsoft Exchange Database Files
- Using Backup or Replica File
- Step 1. Select the Restore Type
- Step 2. Choose the Virtual Machine
- Step 3. Choose the Restore Point
- Step 4. Provide the Restore Reason
- Using Microsoft Exchange Item Level Restore Wizard
- Adding Database Files to Veeam Explorer Scope Manually
- Removing Microsoft Exchange Database from Veeam Explorer Scope
- Adding Exchange Online Databases
- Browsing, Searching and Viewing Items
- Restoring Exchange Objects
- Restoring Folders and Items
- Restoring Single Mailbox
- Restoring Multiple Mailboxes
- Step 1. Specify Connection Settings for the Target
- Step 2. Select Mailboxes to Restore
- Step 3. Specify Target Mailbox Server
- Step 4. Select Restore Options
- 1-Click Restore
- Exporting Exchange Objects to PST File
- Saving Microsoft Exchange Items
- Sending Microsoft Exchange Items
- Obtaining Veeam Explorer for Microsoft Exchange Logs
- Veeam Explorer for Microsoft SharePoint
- What's New
- How Veeam Explorer for Microsoft SharePoint Works
- Planning and Preparations
- System Requirements
- Required Permissions
- Used Ports
- Required Microsoft SharePoint Backup Job Settings
- Considerations and Limitations
- Licensing and Editions
- Launching Veeam Explorer for Microsoft SharePoint
- Getting to Know the User Interface
- Recovering Objects With Veeam Explorer for Microsoft SharePoint
- Performing Initial Configuration Settings
- Obtaining Microsoft SharePoint Database Files
- Using VeeamZIP File
- Using Backup or Replica
- Step 1. Select the Restore Type
- Step 2. Choose the Virtual Machine
- Step 3. Choose the Restore Point
- Step 4. Provide the Restore Reason
- Using Microsoft SharePoint Item Restore Wizard
- Step 1. Select Application
- Step 2. Select SharePoint Site
- Step 3. Select Restore Point
- Step 4. Specify Restore Reason
- Step 5. Finish Working with the Wizard
- Locating Content Database File Manually
- Adding Microsoft SharePoint Databases to Veeam Explorer Scope
- Browsing, Searching and Viewing Items
- Exporting Document Libraries and Lists
- Restoring Document Libraries and Lists
- Restoring Documents and List Items
- Restoring SharePoint Sites
- Saving Microsoft SharePoint Documents and Libraries
- Sending Microsoft SharePoint Documents and Libraries
- Obtaining Veeam Explorer for Microsoft SharePoint Logs
- Veeam Explorer for Oracle
- What's New
- How Veeam Explorer for Oracle Works
- Planning and Preparations
- System Requirements
- Required Permissions
- Used Ports
- Planning for Database Restore
- Required Oracle Backup Job Settings
- Considerations and Limitations
- Launching Veeam Explorer for Oracle
- Getting to Know the User Interface
- Recovering Objects With Veeam Explorer for Oracle
- Configuring Staging Server
- Obtaining Oracle Database Files
- Viewing Oracle Database Information
- Restoring Oracle Database
- Using 1-Click Restore
- Restoring Database to the Current Restore Point
- Step 1. Specify Restore Point
- Step 2. Fine-tune the Restore Point
- Step 3. Specify Target Server
- Step 4. Specify Oracle settings
- Step 5. Specify Database Files Location
- Restoring Database to the Specific Point in Time
- Restoring Database to the Specific Transaction
- Obtaining Veeam Explorer for Oracle Logs
- Revision History
