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#Go to the '''Existing backups '''section and locate the backed up item that you would like to restore.
 
#Go to the '''Existing backups '''section and locate the backed up item that you would like to restore.
 
#Click '''Restore'''. (The restore typically takes a few minutes to process depending on the size of your webspace.)
 
#Click '''Restore'''. (The restore typically takes a few minutes to process depending on the size of your webspace.)
#Click '''Save.'''
 
  
  
  
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<li>If are sure you would like to perform the restore, click '''OK'''. (IMPORTANT: Restoring a backup will overwrite your existing website files).</li>
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Your restoration backup will now begin. This should take a few minutes to complete.
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Revision as of 14:50, 3 November 2016

  1. From the Web Domain page, click on the Backup tab.
  2. Go to the Existing backups section and locate the backed up item that you would like to restore.
  3. Click Restore. (The restore typically takes a few minutes to process depending on the size of your webspace.)


Web domain restore1.png


  1. If are sure you would like to perform the restore, click OK. (IMPORTANT: Restoring a backup will overwrite your existing website files).


Web domain restore2.png


Your restoration backup will now begin. This should take a few minutes to complete.


Web domain restore3.png