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Option
Full restore of
mailbox
Restore to original
folder
Restore to new folder
Restore into mailbox
Description
Selected by default. Data is restored, not only from the selected
backup session, but also from the latest full, the latest incremental1
(if it exists), and any incremental backups from the last incremental1
up to the selected backup version.
Note that any Exchange item that was backed up in any of these
sessions is displayed and can be selected for restore.
Data Protector restores Exchange items to the same location from
which they were backed up.
If Keep latest message is selected, existing messages in the
destination mailbox or Public Folders are not restored even if they
differ from their backed up versions.
If Keep latest message is not selected, all messages are
restored, replacing their current versions (if they exist). If different
versions of the same message exist in the mailbox or Public Folders
(for example, if you have a copy of the message), only one is
replaced with the backed up version and all other versions remain
intact.
The messages in the mailbox that were not backed up in the specified
backup session (or the restore chain of backup sessions) always
remain intact.
By default, this option is not selected.
Selected by default. Data Protector creates a new folder in the root
of the mailbox (or in the root of All Public Folders) and
restores Exchange items into it. See
When restoring a mailbox, the folder is named Data Protector
backup_date backup_time. When restoring Public Folders it is
named Data Protector backup_date backup_time -
public folder.
If you restore from the same backup several times, a number is
appended to the folder name. For example, in the second restore
session of a mailbox, the folder Data Protector backup_date
backup_time (1) is created.
By default, Exchange items from a mailbox are restored to the
original mailbox. Select this option to specify a different destination
mailbox. Note that you can restore Exchange items from different
mailboxes to the same mailbox.
For privacy protection, you cannot restore Exchange items from
mailboxes to Public Folders.
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