Code42 console restore reference

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Overview

This reference guide describes options for restoring files from the Code42 console.

Administration console restore reference

To restore files from the Code42 console:

Select Administration > Devices > Active.
Select a device.
Click the Restore icon .
The Web Restore dialog appears.

Web restore from the administration console

Item		Description
a	From Destination	Displays available destinations to restore from.
b	Restore Target	Specifies the type of restore: Zip file Server filesystem Device (Version 6.8.3 and later) To secure user data from access by the Code42 server system, an administrator can prevent restoring files from the administration console. You can verify your environment's configuration in organization settings. The setting only applies to the server file system and zip file restore types; it does not apply to the device restore type.
c	Target device Device restore only	Specifies a device as the destination for the restore.
d	Target location Device restore only	Target Path Specifies that the files should be restored to a specific file path on the device. Target (Appears only if Target Path* is selected).* Specifies the file path on the device for the restore. Original Location Specifies that the files should be restored to their original location on the device. If the file already exists Specifies what to do with existing files (files that are on your device right now) when Code42 restores a file matching the filename to the same location. Rename Renames the existing files by adding the prefix "original1" to the existing filename. Overwrite Overwrites existing files with the restored file. Permissions Specifies ownership of restored files. Current (Recommended) When the file is restored, its ownership is changed to match the ownership of the folder where the restored file is saved. Original When the file is restored, it keeps the original ownership that was in place when the file was backed up.
e	Restore files as of	Restores files as they existed on a specified date. Click the calendar icon to display the calendar widget.
f	Find files...	Searches for a file name or name pattern.
g	File tree	Displays a list of files that are backed up from this device. Select files and folders to restore them. Click the arrow next to a file to view and select a specific version of that file to restore. Starting in version 8.2, time stamps next to file versions are displayed in Coordinated Universal Time (UTC).
h	Display hidden files	Displays hidden files, such as system files in the list of files to restore.
i	Display deleted files	Displays files that have been deleted from the computer in the list of files to restore.
j	Full Paths	Selects to restore files and folders using their original full folder and path structure or to restore to a single location.
k	Restore details	Displays the number of folders, the number of files, and the total size selected to restore.
l	Cancel	Closes the window without restoring.
m	Restore	Restores selected files.

Overview

Administration console restore reference

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