#BACKBLAZE RESTORE HOW TO#
#BACKBLAZE RESTORE FOR MAC#
#BACKBLAZE RESTORE PASSWORD#

If the file that has been saved to your computer appears as ending in bztemp, or there are extra characters at the end of. When your Restore has successfully finished downloading it will appear as (yourfilename).zip. Most browsers are unable to accommodate larger downloads and will time out, unlike with the Backblaze Downloader, a timed out or interrupted download with not be able to be resumed when you are downloading through the browser.

It is important to note that download via a browser will be subject to the limitations of your browser and the stability of your internet connection. Restores can be downloaded via your web browser, but this option is not recommended for larger downloads.

#BACKBLAZE RESTORE FOR MAC#

You can see our guides on using the Backblaze Downloader for Windows here and for Mac here. The Backblaze Downloader can be found at the top of your 'My Restores' page, and can be downloaded by clicking on the button labeled 'Download Backblaze Downloader' In addition to reliability, and the ability to handle larger downloads, the Backblaze Downloader can also resume paused or interrupted downloads. That there is enough space on your computer to accommodate the size of the downloaded Restore.įor larger Restores, we recommend using the Backblaze Downloader, as it is equipped to handle Restore Downloads more quickly, and reliably than a browser generally can.

#BACKBLAZE RESTORE PASSWORD#

The password for your Backblaze account is the same as it was when you created the Restore.ģ. That the Restore is shown as 'Available' on the 'My Restores' page of your accountĢ. The status of the Restore can be seen under the Restore's name, if it says 'Available', then the Restore is ready to be downloaded.īefore you download a Restore, you will want to make sure of the following:ġ. Once your restore is ready to be downloaded, it can be found in the 'My Restores' page of your account, linked on the lefthand side of the page. With your Backblaze Personal Backup account, you have the option of creating downloadable.

#BACKBLAZE RESTORE HOW TO#

I think that this is the most realistic scenario (= accidentally deleting files from my NAS device, as this is my 'work' storage device).For information on how to create a Restore please see here, and for all of our Restore guides please see here. I have deleted the folder from the source (my nas device) which I'm backing up to the B2 Cloud using cloudberry. If I would get any output from Cloudberry, that would also be very handy The files are located on my NAS at /data/Documenten/TESTMAP/20170723_Fotos The files are located at: Buckets / nas-ea-94-93 / CBB_nas-EA-93-94 / CBB_VOLUMES / 33ea9394:data / Documenten / TESTMAP / 20170723_Fotos I run the task manually once it is created. cbb addRestorePlan -n 'RestoreTask' -a 'B2' -sy no -f '/data/Documenten/TESTMAP/20170723_Fotos/' -se yes -ol yes I have deliberately deleted the folder on my NAS. I would like to restore a folder with some files in it but it doesnt work. The only thing I don't seem to get working is the restore plan. I have created a backup plan which backs up a testing folder to B2 Cloud Storage. I have installed Cloudberry (free version, 200GB datalimit) which is taking backups to BackBlaze B2 Cloud Storage (also a free account, as it is for testing only right now). Currently I have Crashplan running headless on my Netgear NAS (ReadyNasOS 6.8).

I'm investigating alternative solutions to Crashplan.

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