Step 5. Save Restored Files

When the restore point is mounted to the computer file system, you can use Linux command line utilities or preferred file browser to work with restored files and folders. You can browse for files and folders in the mounted backup and copy files and folders that you want to restore to their initial location or to a new location.

NOTE

If a backed up file system was mounted to multiple mount points, during restore, depending on the file system type, Veeam Agent will behave as follows:

[root file system] Veeam Agent will restore all mount points to the root directory.
[non-root file system] Veeam Agent will restore all mount points to a single mount point randomly chosen from the mount points to which it was originally mounted.

In the following example, the restored file Report1.pdf is copied from the mounted restore point to a new location with the Linux command line utilities:

user@srv01:~$ ls Documents/
Reports
user@srv01:~$ ls /mnt/backup/FileLevelBackup_0/home/user/Documents/Reports/
Report1.pdf Report2.pdf
user@srv01:~$ cp /mnt/backup/FileLevelBackup_0/home/user/Documents/Reports/Report1.pdf Documents/
user@srv01:~$ ls Documents/
Report1.pdf Reports