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This article explains how to use the Azure portal to restore an entire file share or specific files from a restore point created by [Azure Backup](https://docs.microsoft.com/azure/backup/backup-overview).
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In this article you'll learn how to:
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In this article, you'll learn how to:
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* Restore a full Azure file share.
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* Restore individual files or folders.
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* Track the Restore Operation status.
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* Track the restore operation status.
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## Steps to perform restore
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Follow these steps to perform a restore operation.
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## Steps to perform a restore operation
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To perform a restore operation, follow these steps.
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### Select the file share to restore
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1. In the [Azure portal](https://portal.azure.com/), open the Recovery Services vault you used to configure backup for the file share.
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2. On the **Overview** pane, select **Backup Items** under the **Protected Items** section.
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1. In the overview pane, select **Backup items** under the **Protected items** section.
4. In **Backup Items**, under **Backup Management Type**, select **Azure Storage (Azure Files)**. You'll see a list of all the file shares and their corresponding storage account backed up by using this vault.
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1. In the **Backup Items** pane, under **Backup Management Type**, select **Azure Storage (Azure Files)**. You'll see a list of all the file shares and their corresponding storage accounts backed up by using this vault.
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5. From the list of Azure file shares, select the file share for which you want to perform the restore operation.
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1. From the list of Azure file shares, select the file share for which you want to perform the restore operation.
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### Full Share Recovery
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### Full share recovery
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You can use this restore option to restore the complete file share in the original or an alternate location.
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You can use this restore option to restore the complete file share in the original location or an alternate location.
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1. Select the **Restore share** option from the **Backup Item** pane that appears after you select the file share to restore in step 5 of the [Select the file share to restore](#select-the-file-share-to-restore) section.
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1. Select the **Restore Share** option in the **Backup Item** pane that appears after you selected the file share to restore in step 5 of the [Select the file share to restore](#select-the-file-share-to-restore) section.
2. After you select **Restore Share**, the **Restore** pane opens with a **Restore point** menu that displays a list of restore points available for the selected file share.
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1. After you select **Restore Share**, the **Restore** pane opens with a **Restore Point** menu that displays a list of restore points available for the selected file share.
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3. Select the restore point you want to use to perform the restore operation, and select **OK**.
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1. Select the restore point you want to use to perform the restore operation, and select **OK**.
4. After you select **OK**, the restore pane menu switches to **Restore Location**. In **Restore Location**, specify where or how to restore the data. Select one of the following two options:
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1. After you select **OK**, the **Restore** pane menu switches to **Restore Location**. In **Restore Location**, specify where or how to restore the data. Select one of the following two options:
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***Original Location**: Restore the complete file share to the same location as the original source.
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***Alternate Location**: Restore the complete file share to an alternate location and keep the original file share as is.
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#### Restore to original location
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#### Restore to the original location
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1. Select **Original Location** as the **Recovery Destination**, and select whether to skip or overwrite if there are conflicts. After you make the appropriate selection, select **OK**.
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2. Select **Restore** to start the restore operation.
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1. Select **Restore** to start the restore operation.
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#### Restore to an alternate location
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1. Select **Alternate Location** as the recovery destination.
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2. Select the destination storage account where you want to restore the backed-up content from the drop-down menu of the **Storage Account**field.
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3. Based on the storage account you selected in step 2, the **Select File Share** drop-down menu displays the list of file shares present in the selected storage account. Select the file share where you want to restore the backed-up contents.
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4. In the **Folder Name**field, specify a folder name you want to create in the destination file share with the restored contents.
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5. Select whether to skip or overwrite if there are conflicts.
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6. After you enter the appropriate values in all fields, select **OK**.
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1. Select **Alternate Location** as the **Recovery Destination**.
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1. Select the destination storage account where you want to restore the backed-up content from the **Storage Account**drop-down list.
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1. The **Select File Share** drop-down list displays the file shares present in the storage account you selected in step 2. Select the file share where you want to restore the backed-up contents.
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1. In the **Folder Name**box, specify a folder name you want to create in the destination file share with the restored contents.
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1. Select whether to skip or overwrite if there are conflicts.
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1. After you enter the appropriate values in all boxes, select **OK**.
1. Select **Restore** to start the restore operation.
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### Item-level recovery
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You can use this restore option to restore individual files or folders in the original or an alternate location.
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You can use this restore option to restore individual files or folders in the original location or an alternate location.
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1. Select the **File Recovery** option from the **Backup Item** pane that appears after you select the file share to restore in step 5 of the [Select the file share to restore](#select-the-file-share-to-restore) section.
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1. Select the **File Recovery** option in the **Backup Item** pane that appears after you selected the file share to restore in step 5 of the [Select the file share to restore](#select-the-file-share-to-restore) section.
2. After you select **File Recovery**, the **Restore** pane opens with a **Restore point** menu that displays a list of restore points available for the selected file share.
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1. After you select **File Recovery**, the **Restore** pane opens with a **Restore point** menu that displays a list of restore points available for the selected file share.
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3. Select the restore point you want to use to perform the restore operation, and select **OK**.
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1. Select the restore point you want to use to perform the restore operation, and select **OK**.
4. After you select **OK**, the restore pane menu switches to **Restore Location**. In **Restore Location**, specify where or how to restore the data. Select one of the following two options:
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1. After you select **OK**, the restore pane menu switches to **Restore Location**. In **Restore Location**, specify where or how to restore the data. Select one of the following two options:
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***Original Location**: Restore selected files or folders to the same file share as the original source.
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1. Select **Original Location** as the **Recovery Destination**, and select whether to skip or overwrite if there are conflicts.
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2.Select**Select File** to choose the files or folders you want to restore.
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2.Choose**Select File** to select the files or folders you want to restore.
3. When you select**Select File**, a file share pane that displays the contents of the file share recovery point you selected for restore appears.
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1. After you choose**Select File**, a file share pane displays the contents of the file share recovery point you selected for restore.
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4. Check the box corresponding to the file or folder you want to restore, and choose **Select**.
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1. Select the check box that corresponds to the file or folder you want to restore, and choose **Select**.
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5. Repeat steps 2 through 4 to select multiple files or folders for restore.
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6. After you select all the items you want to restore, select **OK**.
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1. Repeat steps 2 through 4 to select multiple files or folders for restore.
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1. After you select all the items you want to restore, select **OK**.
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1. Select **Restore** to start the restore operation.
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1. Select **Alternate Location** as the recovery destination.
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2. Select the destination storage account where you want to restore the backed-up content from the drop-down menu of the **Storage Account**field.
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3. Based on the storage account you selected in step 2, the **Select File Share** drop-down menu displays the list of the file shares present in the selected storage account. Select the file share where you want to restore the backed-up contents.
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4. In the **Folder Name**field, specify a folder name you want to create in the destination file share with the restored contents.
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5. Select whether to skip or overwrite if there are conflicts.
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1. Select **Alternate Location** as the **Recovery Destination**.
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1. Select the destination storage account where you want to restore the backed-up content from the **Storage Account**drop-down list.
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1. The **Select File Share** drop-down list displays the file shares present in the storage account you selected in step 2. Select the file share where you want to restore the backed-up contents.
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1. In the **Folder Name**box, specify a folder name you want to create in the destination file share with the restored contents.
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1. Select whether to skip or overwrite if there are conflicts.
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1. Choose **Select File** to select the files or folders you want to restore.
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7. When you choose **Select File**, a file share pane that displays the contents of the file share recovery point you selected for restore appears.
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8. Select the check box that corresponds to the file or folder you want to restore, and select**Select**.
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1. When you choose **Select File**, a file share pane displays the contents of the file share recovery point you selected for restore.
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1. Select the check box that corresponds to the file or folder you want to restore, and choose**Select**.
9. Repeat steps 6 through 8 to select multiple files or folders for restore.
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10. After you select all the items you want to restore, select **OK**.
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1. Repeat steps 6 through 8 to select multiple files or folders for restore.
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1. After you select all the items you want to restore, select **OK**.
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[Select OK after selecting all files](./media/restore-afs/after-selecting-all-items.png)
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1. Select **Restore** to start the restore operation.
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## Track a restore operation
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After you trigger the restore operation, the backup service creates a job for tracking. Azure Backup displays notifications about the job in the portal. To view operations for the job, select the notifications hyperlink.
You can also monitor restore progress from the Recovery Services vault. Follow these steps to check the restore operation status.
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You can also monitor restore progress from the Recovery Services vault. To check the restore operation status, follow these steps.
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1. In the overview pane, select **Backup Jobs** under the **Monitoring** section to see the status of operations running against different workloads.
3. Select the workload name that corresponds to your file share to view more details about the restore operation, like Data Transferred and Number of Restored Files
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1. Select the workload name that corresponds to your file share to view more details about the restore operation, like **Data Transferred** and **Number of Restored Files**.
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## Create a Recovery Services vault
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A Recovery Services vault is an entity that stores the backups and recovery points created over time. The Recovery Services vault also contains the backup policies that are associated with the protected virtual machines.
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A Recovery Services vault is an entity that stores backups and recovery points created over time. The Recovery Services vault also contains the backup policies that are associated with the protected virtual machines.
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To create a Recovery Services vault:
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To create a Recovery Services vault, follow these steps.
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1. Sign in to your subscription in the [Azure portal](https://portal.azure.com/).
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1. On the left menu, select **All services**.
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3. In the **All services** dialog box, enter **Recovery Services**. The list of resources filters according to your input. In the list of resources, select **Recovery Services vaults**.
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1. In the **All services** dialog box, enter *Recovery Services*. The list of resources filters according to your input. In the list of resources, select **Recovery Services vaults**.
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The list of Recovery Services vaults in the subscription appears.
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1. On the **Recovery Services vaults** dashboard, select **Add**.
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The **Recovery Services vault** dialog box opens. Provide values for the **Name**, **Subscription**, **Resource group**, and **Location**.
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-**Resource group**: Use an existing resource group or create a new one. To see the list of available resource groups in your subscription, select **Use existing**, and then select a resource from the drop-down list. To create a new resource group, select **Create new** and enter the name. For more information about resource groups, see [Azure Resource Manager overview](../articles/azure-resource-manager/management/overview.md).
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> If you're not sure of the location of your VM, close the dialog box. Go to the list of virtual machines in the portal. If you have virtual machines in several regions, create a Recovery Services vault in each region. Create the vault in the first location, before you create the vault for another location. There's no need to specify storage accounts to store the backup data. The Recovery Services vault and the Azure Backup service handle that automatically.
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> If you're not sure of the location of your VM, close the dialog box. Go to the list of virtual machines in the portal. If you have virtual machines in several regions, create a Recovery Services vault in each region. Create the vault in the first location, before you create the vault for another location. There's no need to specify storage accounts to store the backup data. The Recovery Services vault and Azure Backup handle that automatically.
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5. When you're ready to create the Recovery Services vault, select **Create**.
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1. When you're ready to create the Recovery Services vault, select **Create**.
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