Acronis Recovery for Microsoft Exchange - User Guide - Manual (Page 61)

You can restore mailboxes to their original location or choose another mailbox
database as a new location. In the latter case the Next button will be disabled until
you choose a mailbox to restore to.
Restoring Public Folders
Choose a Storage Group, Public Folder Store and Public Folder from which you want to
restore a specific folder. Information about the selected items will be displayed on the
right.
In the drop-down list, specify the public folder you want to restore. Information about
size, number of folders and subfolders, as well as total number of e-mails will be
displayed on the right.
You can restore public folders to their original location or choose another folder as a
new location. In the latter case the Next button will be disabled until you choose a
public folder to restore to.
Click Next to continue.
8.2.8 Restore Options
Select the options for the restoration process (Pre/Post commands, restoration process
priority etc.). You can Use default options (See 9.2 “Setting Default Restore
Options” for more information.) or Set the options manually. If the latter is the
case, the settings will be applied only to the current restore task.
8.2.9 Selecting Start Parameters
You can run a restore task manually or specify the frequency (Daily, Weekly or
Monthly). See Chapter 9 “Scheduling Tasks” for detailed information.
8.2.10 Restore Summary
In the final step, the restoration summary is displayed. Up to this point, you can click
Back to make changes in the created task. If you click Cancel, no databases will be
restored.
Note, temporary files, created during the restore process, may require
considerable disk space. Hence, it is advisable to choose the appropriate
location for theses files.
While working with Acronis Recovery for MS Exchange Beta2 version, such a
location is selected automatically (current user’s
TMP folder).
Click Finish to save the schedule or start the restore task immediately.
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