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| ====== About Granular Restore ====== | ====== About Granular Restore ====== | ||
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| CloudBacko Pro's Granular Restore technology enables the recovery of individual files from a guest VM without booting up or restoring the whole guest VM first. | CloudBacko Pro's Granular Restore technology enables the recovery of individual files from a guest VM without booting up or restoring the whole guest VM first. | ||
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| During the Granular Restore process, the virtual disks of the guest VM can be mounted on the Windows machine as a local drive. This will allow the individual files on the virtual disks to be viewed via the file explorer within CloudBacko Pro or from the Windows File Explorer on the Windows machine you are performing the restore on, without having to restore the entire virtual machine. Granular Restore can only mount virtual disks if the guest VM is running on a Windows Platform and it is supported for all backup destinations, i.e. Cloud storage, or Local/Network drives. The mounting of Linux/Unix file systems from virtual disk file is currently not available due to limitations of the file system drivers. | During the Granular Restore process, the virtual disks of the guest VM can be mounted on the Windows machine as a local drive. This will allow the individual files on the virtual disks to be viewed via the file explorer within CloudBacko Pro or from the Windows File Explorer on the Windows machine you are performing the restore on, without having to restore the entire virtual machine. Granular Restore can only mount virtual disks if the guest VM is running on a Windows Platform and it is supported for all backup destinations, i.e. Cloud storage, or Local/Network drives. The mounting of Linux/Unix file systems from virtual disk file is currently not available due to limitations of the file system drivers. | ||
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| ===== How does Granular Restore work? ===== | ===== How does Granular Restore work? ===== | ||
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| + | ===== Benefits of using Granular Restore ===== | ||
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| - | ===== Benefits of using Granular Restore ===== | ||
| Comparison between Granular Restore and Traditional Restore. | Comparison between Granular Restore and Traditional Restore. | ||
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