Differences

This shows you the differences between two versions of the page.

--- foreverfile [2018_10_26 13:08] – [ForeverFile Archive and Recovery] jim
+++ foreverfile [2019_04_12 17:13] – steven
@@ Line 11: / Line 11: @@
 Works with:
- * Enterprise Appliance (File Recovery since 1712.00)
+ * SaaS hosted File Fabric
+ * Enterprise File Fabric Appliance (File Recovery since 1712, Folder Recovery coming soon!)
-** Also see [[ransomwareprotection|Ransomware Protection]]
+Also see: [[ransomwareprotection|Ransomware Protection]]
 ## File Recovery
-Files can be restored through the Cloud File Manager. From the target file select the option "recover file" to open the Recover dialog:
+Files can be restored through the Cloud File Manager. From the target file select the option "Recover file" to open the Recover dialog:
 {{ :foreverfile:file-mgr_file-recovery-dialog.png |}}
@@ Line 24: / Line 25: @@
 The Type column shows whether these earlier versions are available from the Backup or Primary provider. In some cases, additional copies will be on the primary provider - if versions are enabled or the trash has been used. Both icons are shown when a particular version of a file is in both places.
+## Folder Recovery
+Complete folders can be restored through the Cloud File Manager. The folder is recovered with the file versions it contained at a particular point in time. Files are recovered from the [[trashfileversioning/versioning|version history]] or [[cloudbackup|backup file store]].
+Open the parent folder, select the target folder and then use the menu option "Recover Folder" to open the Recover dialog.
+{{ :foreverfile:recover-folder-dialog.png?450 |}}
+Choose a destination folder for the recovered files, and a time at which recover the folder contents as of.
+A background task will be created to recover the files. Check the Tasks for the status. If a recovery fails, for example if the applicable version does not exist, an email will be sent.
+Note that folders are recovered based on their contents at the requested recovery time. Older files that were not in that folder at that time will not be recovered.
 ## High Availability