Cloud

RecoveryManager Plus stores Microsoft 365, Google Workspace, and on-premises Exchange backups in Azure blob storage and file shares.

• Adding an Azure blob storage as a repository
• Adding an Azure file share as a repository

Adding an Azure blob storage as a repository

• Navigate to the Admin tab > Administration > Backup Repository.
• Click the Cloud tab.
• Click the Add cloud repository button.
• Select Azure Blob Storage as the repository type.
• Provide a name for the repository.
• Provide the Account name and Account Key of the Azure storage account.
• Provide the Root Container Name.

Note: Metadata of the Microsoft 365, Exchange, and Google Workspace backups will be stored in the default Elasticsearch node.

• Click Save.

Adding an Azure file share as a repository

• Navigate to the Admin tab > Administration > Backup Repository.
• Click the Cloud tab.
• Click the Add cloud repository button.
• Select Azure File Shares as the repository type.
• Provide a name for the repository.
• Provide the Account name and Account Key of the Azure storage account.
• Provide the File Share Name.

Note: Metadata of the Microsoft 365, Exchange, and Google Workspace backups will be stored in the default Elasticsearch node.

• Click Save.

Once you’ve created a cloud storage repository, you can view the following information for any configured repository:

• Name of the repository
• Name of the Azure account
• Type of the repository (blob storage or file shares)
• Root container name or File share name
• Used storage space in the repository
• Status of connected repository

Once a repository has been added, you can perform the following functions:

• Refresh repository details
• Edit repository details
• Delete repository

Refreshing repository details

To fetch the status of used and available storage space:

• Click the icon located in the Actions column of the repository.

Editing repository details

• Click the icon located in the Actions column.
• Modify the required fields and click Save.

Deleting a configured repository

• Click the icon located in the Actions column.

Note: Deleting a configured repository will permanently delete all backup files in the repository and you’ll not be able to perform any restorations.