- 1. Introduction
-
2. Getting Started
- 2.1 VM Price
-
3. Sign In - Cloud Console
- 3.1 Sign In
- 3.2 Sign In Successfully
- 4. Dashboard VM
-
5. VM
- 5.1 What is server virtualization?
- 5.2 History of virtualization
- 5.3 Why is server virtualization important?
- 5.4 How does server virtualization work?
- 5.5 What are the benefits of server virtualization?
- 5.6 What are the disadvantages of server virtualization?
- 5.7 Use cases and applications
- 5.8 What are the types of server virtualization?
- 5.9 Migration and deployment best practices
- 5.10 Server virtualization management
- 5.11 Vendors and products
- 6. Create VM
- 7. Manage VM
- 8. Security Group
-
9. Networking
- 9.1 Allocate IP
- 9.2 Manage IP
-
10. VM Image - Backup
- 10.1 Scheduled Backup
- 11. Restoring a VM
- 12. The FAQ's
- 1. Introduction
-
2. Getting Started
- 2.1 VM Price
-
3. Sign In - Cloud Console
- 3.1 Sign In
- 3.2 Sign In Successfully
- 4. Dashboard VM
-
5. VM
- 5.1 What is server virtualization?
- 5.2 History of virtualization
- 5.3 Why is server virtualization important?
- 5.4 How does server virtualization work?
- 5.5 What are the benefits of server virtualization?
- 5.6 What are the disadvantages of server virtualization?
- 5.7 Use cases and applications
- 5.8 What are the types of server virtualization?
- 5.9 Migration and deployment best practices
- 5.10 Server virtualization management
- 5.11 Vendors and products
- 6. Create VM
- 7. Manage VM
- 8. Security Group
-
9. Networking
- 9.1 Allocate IP
- 9.2 Manage IP
-
10. VM Image - Backup
- 10.1 Scheduled Backup
- 11. Restoring a VM
- 12. The FAQ's
Restoring a VM
In case of data loss or server corruption, you can rely on the backups you've scheduled or created. To restore a VM, follow these steps:
1. Access 'Manage VM Image':
- From the menu, navigate to the 'Manage VM Image' option.
2. Select the Backup to Restore:
- On this page, you will see a list of all VM backups. Click on the circular 'Restore' icon for the backup you want to restore.
3. Initiate Restore:
- A new tab will open. Here, enter a new name for the VM you're restoring.
- Click 'Update' to begin the restoration process.
4. Successful VM Restoration:
- A new VM will be created successfully and available for management on the 'Manage VM' page.
5. Post-Restoration Steps:
- After creating the restored VM, proceed as you would when setting up a new VM.
- Use the same username and password to log in to the VM.
By following these steps, you can effectively restore a VM from a backup, ensuring data recovery and minimizing downtime in the event of data loss or server issues.