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Ok I am a little confused by your response.<br />
You say restoring a range would overwrite, what does that mean?<br />
So if I wanted to search for a file from say Sept- Dec, I could or could not do that
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Ok I am a little confused by your response.
You say restoring a range would overwrite, what does that mean?
So if I wanted to search for a file from say Sept- Dec, I could or could not do that

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Under guest file system indexing did you enable it under guest processing?
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Under guest file system indexing did you enable it under guest processing?

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Is there a way with Veeam backup version 9.5 to do a restore from like a time frame range?<br />
ex: Sept - Dec for a certain file<br />
I don't see anyway to do that just wondering if it is possible or not and if so, how can I set that up?
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Is there a way with Veeam backup version 9.5 to do a restore from like a time frame range?
ex: Sept - Dec for a certain file
I don't see anyway to do that just wondering if it is possible or not and if so, how can I set that up?

Can I do a restore for a date range like Sept-Dec for a file

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