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Data Recovery - Commvault Command Center

File System Data Recovery

When using the Commvault Command CenterTM, recovering data is accomplished from the client or subclient view. There are several options available for restoring data depending on the agent type and the operating system.

Key points when restoring data:

  • Data can be restored in-place, which is on the same system, in the same location.
  • Data can be restored out-of-place, on the same server in an alternate location or on a different server.
  • Files can be restored in a remote location by providing a UNC path and the user who has access to the share.
  • Data can be overwritten if it already exists in the destination location.

There are three options to locate the data to restore:

  • Show latest backup – Self-explanatory.
  • Show backup as of specific date – Point-in-time browse based on a date and time.
  • Show backup for a date range – Displays files protected during a specific time range.




To browse and recover data

1 - Expand Protect | File servers.

2 - Click the Actions button of the desired server and select Restore.



3 - Click the ellipses icon.

4 - Click to display deleted items.

5 - Show the latest backup or a specific point-in-time.



6 - Use the navigation pane to locate the folder containing the data to recover.

7 - Select the files or folders to recover.

8 - Files can be downloaded in your default download location or…

9 - …or click to restore the files.



10 - Select the client on which you want to restore the files.

11 - Define if you want to recover the files/folders (Data) and/or their permissions (ACLs).

12 - Check to do an in-place recovery, uncheck to recover elsewhere on the same server or any other server.

13 - If restoring to another location, you can use alternate credentials.

14 - If recovering to out of place location, browse to the desired location or type a path.

15 - Click to initiate the restore.



16 - A message confirms the restore being launched.


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