Destination tab (Restore)

ARCserveIT provides two global destination options:

• How to create the directory structure on the destination
• How to handle files that may already exist on the destination

Directory Structure

ARCserveIT will create directories in the destination volume or drive based on the directory structure that you select.

• Do not create the base directories - The default selection, will not create the base directory, but will create all subdirectories that may reside below the source base directory
• Create Directories from the base - Will create the destination path beginning from the base directories on the destination. A "base directory" is considered the directory selected in the source path.
• Create entire path from the root - Will create the entire path of the source file, starting from the root (the destination path specified), on the destination.

  A base directory is the next level up in the directory tree from where your file is, that is, the directory where your selected files are located.

File Conflict Resolution

If there are files on the destination that have the same name as files being restored, select one of these options to control what ARCserveIT will do.

• Overwrite All Files - The default selection, will simply overwrite the existing file on the destination with the file from the source
• Rename Files - Restore the source file to the destination with same file name but with the extension ".ASn" (.AS1, .AS2, etc).
• Skip Existing Files - Source files with the same name as a file on the destination will not be restored.
• Overwrite with Newer Files Only - Restore source files whose modification date is later than the modification date of the file with the same name on the destination. Source files whose modification date is earlier will not be restored to the destination.