how to restore active directory backup in windows 2012?
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['Install Windows Server backup.', 'Take a System State Backup.', 'India OU has been delete active directory.', 'Restore the backup from Directory Service Mode. ( Restart the server and press F8)', 'Check the OU, After Restore done.']
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["Go to 'Start' and click 'Control Panel'.", "Click 'System and Maintenance' and then click 'Backup and Restore'.", "Click 'Restore my files' and follow the wizard to restore lost files."]
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['Click View Trash from the toolbar.', 'Select the file or folder you want to restore.', 'Click Restore from the top toolbar. Alternatively, you can right-click on the file and select Restore from the options menu.', 'Confirm that you want to restore.']
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You should have an option for “Administrative Tools” on the Start menu. From there, select any of the Active Directory tools. In newer versions of windows 10 (or at least mine), select the “Start” button then type “active directory”, and it should show up.
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First of all login to your Windows Server 2012 and open the Server Manager. Click on "Add Roles and Features" in your Server Manger. Once the Add Roles and Features Wizard has started up, select Next on the “Before you begin” screen. Click Active Directory Domain Services.
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['Navigate to start and type dsac.exe. ... ', 'In the left pane click domain name and select the “Deleted Objects” container in the context menu.', 'Right-click the container and click “Restore” to restore the deleted objects.']
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The default Directory Services restore mode is a nonauthoritative restoration. In this mode, Windows restores a DC's directory from the backup. ... don't have to perform an authoritative restoration of the entire directory--you can choose to make only certain objects authoritative.
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['Locate the recycle bin icon, right-click on it and choose "Open".', 'You can now select specific files or the entire content to restore all the files to their original path. Right-click the files, and select "Restore" to get back lost Windows files.']
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['Step 1 – Launch the Active Directory Administrative Center ( or run dsac.exe)', 'Step 2 – In the Left pane select the domain in which the deleted object resided.', 'Step 3 – In the center pane select deleted Objects.', 'Step 4 – Navigate and locate the user and click restore.']
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["Open 'Control Panel'", "Go to 'System and Maintenance>Backup and Restore (Windows 7)'", "Click 'Restore my files' and follow the wizard to restore lost files."]
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['Go to the directory where the folder that contained your lost data is stored.', 'Right-click on the folder and click "Properties".', 'Go to the "Previous Versions" tab and if there are any restorable versions shown, you can recover them.']
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['Open Disk Utility in the Utilities folder.', 'Select the destination volume from the left side list.', 'Click on the Restore tab in the DU main window.', 'Select the destination volume from the left side list and drag. ... ', 'Select the source volume from the left side list and drag it to.']
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['Start the server in Directory Services Restore Mode.', 'Once you log on with the Directory Services Restore Mode Administrator account, open a command prompt.', 'At the command prompt, type ntdsutil and press Enter.', 'Type activate instance ntds and press Enter.', 'From the ntdsutil: prompt, type files and press Enter.']
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['Step 2: Open the Active Directory Administrative Center. ... ', 'Step 3: Enable Recycle Bin. ... ', 'Click OK to confirm.', 'Click OK on the next pop up.', 'All done, AD recycle bin is now enabled. ... ', 'Recommended Tool: SolarWinds Server & Application Monitor.']
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Symantec Backup Exec On the navigation bar, click the down arrow next to Restore. Click New Restore Job. In the View by Resource pane, double-click a backup set that contains the most recent System State backup. If you want to restore Active Directory objects from a previous backup, select the appropriate backup set.
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['Navigate to Start > Control Panel > System and Security > Backup and Restore.', 'Click on Restore my files in the Restore part.', 'In the pop-up window, click Browse for files to find the files you want to recover.']
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Open “Active Directory Administrative Centre”. In the left pane click domain name and select the “Deleted Objects” container in the context menu. Right-click the container and click “Restore” to restore the deleted objects.