If the data on your servers has been encrypted by ransomware, you can create a restoration task to restore the encrypted data and reduce losses. This topic describes how to create a restoration task, view the task status, purchase additional anti-ransomware capacity, and delete backup data.
Prerequisites
- The number of Recoverable Version in the protection policy is not zero.
- The Security Center agent is enabled.
Background information
Security Center backs up the server data based on the protection policy you have created. If you use the recommended policy, you can select a version that has been backed up to restore the data on the current server.
Procedure
Related operations
- View the status of a restoration taskIn the Restore Tasks panel, you can view the restoration task status, the total number of restored files, and the number of files that failed to be restored. If a restoration task fails, you can view the causes of the failure. If the restoration task fails due to an invalid directory, you must recreate a restoration task to restore data again.
- Purchase additional anti-ransomware capacityInsufficient anti-ransomware capacity leads to backup failures. We recommend that you purchase sufficient anti-ransomware capacity to prevent backup failures. On the General anti-ransomware solutions page, you can view the used and total anti-ransomware capacity. To purchase additional anti-ransomware capacity, click Upgrade and increase the anti-ransomware capacity on the Upgrade/Downgrade page. You can also delete backup data to release capacity.
- Delete backup dataNote Deleted backup data cannot be restored. Proceed with caution.You can delete backup data that is no longer required. In the Recoverable Version panel, find the data that you want to delete and click Delete. After backup data is deleted, capacity is released.