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 http://wiki.armadabackup.com/display/GAM/8.12+Restore+Using+Decrypt+File+Wizard http://wiki.armadabackup.com/display/GAM/8.12+Restore+Using+Decrypt+File+Wizard
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-:!: **Go to the datacenter and copy the files to the portable hard drive while directly connected to the OBS backup server!  For any large restore!** 
  
 ===== Fastest Restore for Large Backups ===== ===== Fastest Restore for Large Backups =====
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 +<note important>For **any large restore**, go to the datacenter and copy the files to a portable hard drive while **directly connected to the OBS backup server** using the fastest drive/interface available!</note>
  
 Connect a large and fast portable hard drive.  USB3 or eSATA is preferable. Connect a large and fast portable hard drive.  USB3 or eSATA is preferable.
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 === Remote === === Remote ===
  
-This example command shows usage on a remote (from OBS) workstation PC with a non-standard SSH port and compression to improve speed over a WAN link:+This example command shows usage on a remote (from OBS) workstation PC using **non-standard SSH port** and **compression to improve speed** over a WAN link:
  
 <file> <file>
 rsync -avrz -e 'ssh -p 2222' --progress root@obs.domain.tld:/opt/obs/user/<name> /media/myusername/250GB-USB/ rsync -avrz -e 'ssh -p 2222' --progress root@obs.domain.tld:/opt/obs/user/<name> /media/myusername/250GB-USB/
 </file> </file>
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 +Omit this section for the standard SSH port 22: <file>-e 'ssh -p 2222'</file>
  
 === Local (OBS) === === Local (OBS) ===
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 ==== Restore the Files ==== ==== Restore the Files ====
  
-Yo can use the Decrypt Files Wizard from the OBM\ACB program.+Use the Decrypt Files Wizard from the OBM\ACB program.
  
 Locate the path to the files, select the ''$BACKUPUSERNAME\files'' folder and you should be able to restore from there.  Locate the path to the files, select the ''$BACKUPUSERNAME\files'' folder and you should be able to restore from there. 
computing/backup/ahsay_restore.1427566649.txt.gz · Last modified: 2015/03/28 12:17 by gcooper