TrueSecure Guide
  • Getting Started
  • Backup Format Overview
    • Hybrid Backup
    • Object Lock (Immutability)
    • MS SQL Server Backup
    • MS Exchange Backup
    • Synthetic Backup
    • About GFS
      • Configure GFS Policy
        • GFS Retention Policy Settings in CLI
      • GFS Policy Usage Examples
      • F.A.Q
    • Forever Forward Incremental Backup
      • Intelligent Retention
    • Client-Side Deduplication
    • Mandatory and Full Consistency Checks
    • Retention Policy
    • File And Folder Backup
      • OneDrive Backup
      • System and Hidden Files Backup
    • Image-Based Backup
    • Full Backup Explained
    • VMware Backup Plan
      • Application-Consistent Backups
      • Pre-Freeze and Post-Thaw Scripts
      • Transaction Logs Processing in Application-Consistent Backups
      • Prepare Guest VM for Application-Consistent Backup
      • Changed Block Tracking for VMware Backups
    • About Hyper-V Backup
      • Hyper-V Virtual Machine Backup
      • Hyper-V Failover Cluster Backup
      • Application-Consistent Backups
      • Prepare Guest VM for Application-Consistent Backup
      • Changed Block Tracking for Hyper-V Backups
    • Legacy Backup Format
      • Backup Format Comparison
      • Hybrid Backup
      • Synthetic Full Backup (Legacy Backup Format)
      • Synthetic Backup for S3-compatible Storage Accounts
      • File-Level Backup (Legacy)
        • Step 1. Backup Route
        • Step 2. Backup Destination (for Local or Cloud Backup)
        • Step 3. Backup Destinations (for Hybrid Backup)
        • Step 4. Plan Name
        • Step 5. Advanced Options
        • Step 6. Backup Source
        • Step 7. Network Shares
        • Step 8. Advanced Filter
        • Step 9. Compression and Encryption Options
        • Step 10. Schedule
        • Step 11. Recurring Schedule
        • Step 12. Retention Policy
        • Step 13. Pre / Post Actions
        • Step 14. Email and System Log Notifications
        • Step 15. Summary
      • Image-Based Backup (Legacy)
        • Step 1. Backup Route
        • Step 2. Backup Destination
        • Step 3. Backup Destinations (for Hybrid Backup)
        • Step 4. Plan Name
        • Step 5. Select Partitions
        • Step 6. Advanced Options
        • Step 7. Compression and Encryption Options
        • Step 8. Retention Policy
        • Step 9. Schedule
        • Step 10. Specify Recurring Schedule
        • Step 11. Pre / Post Actions
        • Step 12. Notifications and System Log Settings
        • Step 13. Summary
      • VMware Backup (legacy)/Step 1. Select the Backup Route
        • Step 2. Select Backup Storage
        • Step 3. Specify the Plan Name
        • Step 4. Select VMware Host Server
        • Step 5. Select Virtual Machines
        • Step 6. Select Virtual Disks
        • Step 7. Compression and Encryption Options
        • Step 8. Retention Policy
        • Step 9. Schedule
        • Step 10. Schedule Full Backup
        • Step 11. Pre / Post Actions
        • Step 12. Notification
        • Step 13. Summary
      • Hyper-V VM Backup (legacy)/Step 1. Backup Route
        • Step 2. Select Backup Storage
        • Step 3. Plan Name
        • Step 4. Select Virtual Machines
        • Step 5. Select Virtual Disks
        • Step 6. Compression & Encryption Options
        • Step 7. Retention Policy
        • Step 8. Schedule
        • Step 9. Advanced Recurring Schedule
        • Step 10. Pre / Post Actions
        • Step 11. Notification
        • Step 12. Summary
    • Backup for Microsoft 365 / Google Workspace
      • Get Started with Backup for Microsoft 365 / Google Workspace
      • Manage Microsoft 365 Backup/ Service Dashboard
        • Account Settings
        • Manage Users
        • Create Mail Archive
        • Export to PST
      • Backup and Restore
        • Outlook Mail Backup
        • Back Up OneDrive
        • Contacts Backup
        • Back up Calendar
        • SharePoint Backup
        • Back up Microsoft Teams
        • Retention Policy in Microsoft 365 Backup
      • Google Backup/Account Setting
        • Manage Google Backup
        • Manage Users
        • Auto-Activate New Users
        • Backup and Restore
          • Back up Gmail
          • Item-Level Restore from Google Drive Backup
          • Back up Contacts
          • Back Up Calendar
          • Back Up Shared Drives
          • Retention Policy in Google Backup
  • Restore Backup Data
    • File-Level Restore
      • Step 1 - Select a Backup Storage
      • Step 2 - Specify the Plan Name
      • Step 3 - Select Data to Restore
      • Step 4. Select Restore Point
      • Step 5 - Select Files to Restore
      • Step 6. Destination
      • Step 7. Specify the Encryption Password
      • Step 8. Schedule Your Restore Plan
      • Step 9. Email Notifications and Event Log Settings
      • Step 10 - Check Network Shares
      • Step 11 - Save and Run Your Restore Plan
    • Image-Based Backup Restore
      • Step 1. Select Backup Storage
      • Step 2. Plan Name
      • Step 3 - Choose Data to Restore
      • Step 4 - Select a Restore Point
      • Step 5. Restore Type
        • Restore to Physical Disk
        • Restore to Virtual Disk
        • Restore to Amazon EC2 Instance, EBS Volume or AMI
          • Enable EC2 on your Amazon Account
          • Granting Required EC2 Permissions
          • Restore to Amazon EC2 Instance
          • Restore to Amazon Machine Image (AMI)
          • Restore to Elastic Block Store (EBS) Volume
        • Restore to Azure Virtual Machine or Data Disk
          • Restore to Azure Virtual Machine
          • Restore to Azure Data Disk
        • Restore to Google Cloud Instance, Image, or Disk
          • Restore to Google Cloud Instance
          • Restore to Google Machine Image
          • Restore to Google Data Disk
      • Step 6. Specify the Temporary Instance
      • Step 7. Select Partitions
      • Step 8. Destination
      • Step 9. Specify the Encryption Password
      • Step 10. Schedule Your Restore Plan
      • Step 11. Notifications and Logging
      • Step 12 - Check Network Shares
      • Step 13 - Save and Run Your Restore Plan
    • VMware Virtual Machine Restore Plan
    • Hyper-V Restore/Step 1. Select Backup to Restore
      • Step 2. Plan Name
      • Step 3. Type of Data
      • Step 4. Select a Restore Point
      • Step 5. Restore Source
      • Step 6. Restore Type
        • Select Virtual Disks
        • Restore Options (Destination)
        • Glacier Smart Restore (Optional)
        • Restore Virtual Machines As
      • Step 7. Encryption Options
      • Step 8. Schedule
      • Step 9. Pre-/Post Actions
      • Step 10. Notifications and Logging
      • Step 11. Check Network Shares
      • Summary
    • MS SQL Server Database Restore
      • Step 1 - Select a Backup Storage
      • Step 2 - Specify the Plan Name
      • Step 3 - Choose Data to Restore
      • Step 4. Select a Restore Point
      • Step 5. Select a SQL Server Instance
      • Step 6. Specify the Source Databases
      • Step 7 - Specify the Target Databases
      • Step 8 - Specify the Restore Options
      • Step 9. Specify the Encryption Password
      • Step 10. Schedule Your Restore Plan
      • Step 11. Customize Email Notifications and System Log Settings
      • Step 12 - Check Network Shares
      • Step 13 - Save and Run Your Restore Plan
    • MS SQL Server Backup Files Restore
      • Step 1 - Select a Backup Storage
      • Step 2 - Specify the Plan Name
      • Step 3 - Choose Data to Restore
      • Step 4. Select a Restore Point
      • Step 5. Specify the Source Databases
      • Step 6 - Specify the Restore Options
      • Step 7. Specify the Encryption Password
      • Step 8. Schedule Your Restore Plan
      • Step 9. Customize Email Notifications and System Log Settings
      • Step 10 - Check Network Shares
      • Step 11 - Save and Run Your Restore Plan
    • Microsoft Exchange Data Restore
      • Item-Level Restore in Microsoft Exchange
      • Restore Microsoft Exchange Files/Databases
        • Step 1 - Select a Backup Storage
        • Step 2 - Specify the Plan Name
        • Step 3 - Choose Data to Restore
        • Step 4. Select a Restore Point
        • Step 5 - Specify the Restore Destination
        • Step 6. Specify the Encryption Password
        • Step 7. Schedule Your Restore Plan
        • Step 8. Notifications and Logging
        • Step 9 - Check Network Shares
        • Step 10 - Save and Run Your Restore Plan
        • Update the Exchange Server Database
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  • Prerequisites
  • Getting Started with SharePoint Backup
  • Back up SharePoint
  • Add New Sites to Backup Automatically
  • Delete SharePoint Backup Content or Team Files
  • Restore SharePoint Sites
  • Restore SharePoint and Teams Files
  1. Backup Format Overview
  2. Backup for Microsoft 365 / Google Workspace
  3. Backup and Restore

SharePoint Backup

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This chapter covers the following topics:

Prerequisites

To back up SharePoint sites, site pages, site assets, document libraries, as well as Teams files stored in SharePoint, make sure you have a valid SharePoint/Teams/Shared Drives license. A SharePoint/Teams/Shared Drives license covers all SharePoint sites, including Microsoft Teams files for a tenant.

Getting Started with SharePoint Backup

By default, SharePoint backup service is turned off. To enable SharePoint backup, click Configure Backup on the dashboard, then turn on SharePoint backup services.

To create the initial backup, click Save. The backup task is created and will be scheduled automatically. You can monitor the backup task processing using the Task Manager.

Once the initial backup is completed, you can view backed up contents.

Select required user to see users backup content.

Consider that storage limit for trial SharePoint/Teams/Shared Drives license is limited by 100 GB. You should purchase a commercial license to use more storage space. If enabled, SharePoint backup is performed automatically up to 3 times per day.

During every backup run the latest file version is backed up. There is no possibility to backup all file versions at one run

Back up SharePoint

To configure the backup settings for SharePoint sites, document libraries, Teams files, or to run an backup, select SharePoint in the horizontal menu bar. By default, SharePoint backup runs automatically up to three times per day. To initiate the backup for all or for selected documents or files, select all or specific items to backup, then click Run Backup. You will be notified about the backup job creating event. As soon as backup is completed, the backed up sites can be viewed.

Click Sites to Back Up button to select what sites will be backed up. Save your selection. To start the urgent backup for all or for selected items, select all or specific items to backup, then click Run Backup. You will be notified about the backup job creating event.

It is recommended to limit backup scope in case of you are using trial license for testing purposes. You can expand sites to see site content.

Use search to quickly find required sites or team files to backup. Type search expression and click search icon to proceed.

To navigate to the folder containing the item click folder icon next to the item

You can monitor the backup task processing using the Task Manager.

Add New Sites to Backup Automatically

You can add all new sites to backup automatically. To enable this feature, turn on the Automatically add new sites to backup slider. By default it is turned off.

Delete SharePoint Backup Content or Team Files

Consider, deletion operation will not be supported for backup storages with enabled Object Lock (Immutability). To delete SharePoint content item from backup, select SharePoint in the horizontal menu bar.

  1. Select SharePoint content item to delete. You can find a necessary item by name or part of the name. Type the search expression and click the search icon. After the search is complete, click the object to quickly navigate to the object location.

  2. Click the object and click Delete above the grid. In case of immutable storage Delete button is not visible.

  1. Enter alternate email password to confirm the deletion.

Restore SharePoint Sites

To restore a SharePoint site, select SharePoint in the horizontal menu bar. You can restore only one site at once.

  1. Click root site in the navigation tree. Site list appears in the middle pane.

  1. Click the required site in the middle pane and select restore action above the grid. The following options are available:

    • If you want selected site to be restored as a new site, select Restore As New Site, enter a name for the new site and select a restore option for the site. The following options are available:

      • Latest version. Select this option if you want to restore the latest version of your SharePoint sites.

      • Point in time. Select this option to specify date and time for the object version to be restored.

    • If you want SharePoint and Teams Files to be restored to Restore folder of the existing site, select Restore to 'Restore' Folder. Select existing site and a restore option for the document library. The following options are available:

      • Latest version. Select this option if you want to restore the latest version of your SharePoint or Teams files.

      • Point in time. Select this option to specify date and time for the object version to be restored.

Restore Deleted Sites

You can use Restore As New Site option to restore deleted site which is still in the backup. You can select the original site name as the target site name.

Restore SharePoint and Teams Files

To restore a single item from SharePoint Document Library or Teams files located in teams' documents, select SharePoint in the horizontal menu bar.

  1. Browse the content to select an item to restore. You can find a necessary object by name or part of the name. Type the search expression and click the search icon. After the search is complete, click the folder icon to quickly navigate to the object location.

  2. Click the item and select restore action above the grid. The following restore locations are available:

    • If you want selected objects to be restored to the original location, select Restore

    • If you want selected objects to be restored to Restore folder, select Restore to 'Restore' Folder. This restores SharePoint data back to SharePoint to the same SharePoint site and library to Restore folder.

  1. Select a restore option. The following options are available:

    • Latest version. Select this option if you want to restore the latest version of your SharePoint and Team Files

    • Point in time. Select this option to specify date and time for the object version to be restored

Also you can download selected file revision to your Downloads folder. To download required item, browse the backup content, then click the particular item to view its revision list. Revisions appear to the right. Click the required item revision to download it to the Downloads folder.

After the download is complete, the item appears in your Downloads folder.

You can monitor the restore task processing using the Task Manager.

Also you can download selected file revision to your Downloads folder. To download required item, browse the backup content, then click the particular item to view its revision list. Revisions appear to the right. Click the required item revision to download it to the Downloads folder.

  • After the download is complete, the item appears in your Downloads folder

You can monitor the restore task processing using the .

Task Manager
Prerequisites
Getting Started with SharePoint Backup
Back up SharePoint Document Libraries
Restore SharePoint
Delete SharePoint Backup Content
Add New Sites to Backup Automatically