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Example: -m cfg, license, sslca, sslcert. You must set the value of the mask with -m or -mask'. This specifies which parts of the backup will be recovered.

By default, the installation directory is used. Sets the main directory for configuration files (mailserver.cfg), SSL certificates and the license. By default, the store folder in the Kerio Connect installation directory is used. Sets the location to recover the storage directory. Requires specifying the -d and -u options (click the image below to enlarge and view the example). Recovers the specified folder of the users. Recovers (or lists with the parameter -l) data of the specified user. Recovers (or lists with the parameter -l) all backed-up data for the specified domain. Note: If you do not specify any advanced options, all items in the datastore of Kerio Connect will be overwritten. To see details and example of individual options, run: kmsrecover -h or, kmsrecover -help Make sure that Kerio Connect is NOT running while you run the kmsrecover tool. WARNING: Applying the backup will overwrite the existing configuration and modify the message store. The sequential files of multiple-volume backups look like C20041027T100000Z.1.zip. For multiple-volume backups, specify just the first archive file. The backup files have names like C20041027T100000Z.zip.

Filename - A single backup file to be used.

(e.g., /mnt/d/backup/20041024T020000Z).įor a backup created by Kerio MailServer 6.1.x or Kerio Connect, enter the main backup directory (e.g., /mnt/d/backup). If you want to recover the message store from backup files created by Kerio MailServer 6.0.x, enter a particular directory with backup files.

The latest backup in this directory will be applied.

Directory - A directory containing the store backup(s).

Where the advanced options are those that are listed in the below table.

For Mac OS X and Linux, if the path to the Kerio Connect installation directory is included in the path variable, use:.

Run the following command from the directory:.

Windows: C:\Program Files\Kerio\MailServer.

Open the command-line interface and navigate to the Kerio Connect installation directory.

The tool extracts the backed-up user's data and saves the data in their original locations.įor an alternative method of restoring the data, please refer to the Manual Backup restore guide. emails, calendars, etc, you can recover the backup data, using a special tool called KMSRecover which is a built-in feature of Kerio Connect.

In case of accidental or inadvertent data removal, i.e.