Remote Restore with Polarbackup

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Introduction

Polarbackup provides users with the capability to initiate a data restoration request remotely from any machine through the Polarbackup web console. This feature streamlines the data recovery process, allowing administrators to restore data without needing physical access to the user’s device.

The Remote Restore feature is exclusively available under Polarbackup Business accounts.

 

How to Initiate a Remote Restore Request

Step 1. Sign in to your Polarbackup web console as an admin user.

 

Step 2. Refer to the Users / Servers page.

 

Step 3. From the left-side panel, click Computers or Servers. A list of all computers/servers that are backed up under this Polarbackup account will be shown.

 

Step 4. Click the Actions icon  for the device which you need to restore files from its backup, then click the Show Files option.

 

Step 5. Select the data you wish to restore, right-click on the selected data, and choose the Remote Restore option.

 

Step 6. Configure Restore Options

 

  • In the Remote Restore Options dialog box, specify the restore location from the available options. The Polarbackup desktop application should be installed and updated on the Target Computer.

 

  • Optionally, enable multi-threaded download, specify the date range for the restore, and decide if the restored files should overwrite the original files.

 

  • Adjust these settings as needed and click OK.

 

Remote Restore Options

Step 7. After approximately 15 minutes, the Polarbackup Restore desktop application will open on the selected Target Computer, and the restore process will begin.

Make sure the power settings on the Target Computer are correctly configured to avoid any interruptions. Refrain from logging out of the user profile there, restarting, or shutting down that computer throughout the entire restoration duration.
Restoration from ❆Cold Storage requires 3-12 hours to commence.

 

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