Step 1: Specifying backup location.

During the first step of the data restoring process you have to specify location of the existing backup.

Specify restore target:

  Restore from Local or Network Disk – use this option if you want to restore data from local/removable disk or network share.

 Backup Location – specify local or remote folder containing existing backup.

  Browse – browse for backup location.

  Connect using provided credentials - choose this option if backup is located on network share that requires authentication.

 User Name – specify user name for accessing network share.

 Password – specify user password for accessing network share.

  Restore from remote FTP (SSL/TLS) Server – use this option if you want to restore data from remote FTP (SSL/TLS) server.

  FTP Server type – choose whether you will connect to standard FTP server or FTP server that allows SSL encryption.

 FTP Server Address – specify address of FTP Server where backup is located.

 Port – specify FTP Server port (or leave default).

 User – specify user login for accessing FTP Server.

 Password – specify user password for accessing FTP Server.

 Folder – specify remote folder that will store your backup.

  Browse – browse FTP Server for backup folder location.

  Restore from remote SSFTP Server – use this option if you want to restore data from remote SFTP server.

 SFTP Server Address – specify SFTP Server address where backup is located.

 Port – specify SFTP Server port (or leave default).

 User – specify user login for accessing SFTP Server.

 Password – specify user password for accessing SFTP Server.

 Folder – specify remote folder that will store your backup.

  Browse – browse SFTP server for backup folder location.

  Advanced – edit advanced options for SFTP connections. Choose Authentication type and path to public and private keys.

Click   Next button to continue with data restoring.