Content preview from Microsoft System Center Data Protection Manager Cookbook
- To restore your production data from Azure, open your DPM Administrator Console, and click on Recovery workspace.
- On the left-hand side, you will find your protected data sources in both an active and inactive state. Start by browsing the tree so that your data source will be visible; in my case, this is the D:\ drive of my file server.
- Next, you need to choose the right date, followed by choosing the right Recovery time from the drop-down list. In this example, we need to recover from Azure (Online) and not from (Disk):

- Next, to start the restore, right-click on the data source under the Recoverable Item and choose
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