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For some reason there are missing items (.bkf files) and folders in the location were my backups are held. I do have a backup of those folders at another location on the network. My questions is how to I move those files and folders so that backup exec can recognize it and restore from it?
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For some reason there are missing items (.bkf files) and folders in the location were my backups are held. I do have a backup of those folders at another location on the network. My questions is how to I move those files and folders so that backup exec can recognize it and restore from it?

Backup Exec Restore from backups in different location

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Storage Software

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