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How to restore a specific version of a Drive document?
Follow these steps to restore a specific version of a Drive document:
Turbo UI
You can restore a specific version of a file from the snapshot selector.
Step 1: Log in to SysCloud using your admin credentials.
Step 2: Click “Archives” and select Google Workspace from the Backup and Restore dropdown. Select an account and domain from the list to view your archives.
Step 3: Navigate to the user archives tab and click on a user name to drill down into their archive.
Step 4: Click on the calendar icon on the top right corner of the archive table, and select the date or date range of the snapshot you need from the calendar. If there are multiple versions of the same file on a specific date, you will be able to see various times listed under a specific snapshot. Select the version you require and click "Apply".
Step 5: The archive will now display the files from the snapshot version that you chose. Select the file(s) and click restore.
Note: Multiple versions of the file will be available for a specific date only if multiple backups were performed on that date. By default, SysCloud creates 1x backup per day. If you need more versions to be backed up for the same day you should perform a manual on-demand backup. Click here to learn how to create an on-demand backup.
Legacy UI
- Log in to the SysCloud Backup Application.
- Click “Backup”→“Archive & Restore.”
- Select the Drive application.
- Click “View details” next to the file name.
- Click “Check for older revisions.”
- Check the version and click “Restore.”
- Note: You can restore only the files owned by you. For the files owned by other users, ask them to reshare the files.