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Does Microsoft Azure Backup support SharePoint item level restore when backup is in Azure vault
I have a PowerShell which maps SharePoint (https://name.sharepoint.com/documents) to a logical drive (Y:). I'm trying to do the same with Azure Recovery Vault. Once done, I believe I can move files from one to the other. The challenge is identifying the path to Azure Recovery Vault through the command line, and not using the GUI (https://portal.azure.com). Is it https://name.azure.com/???)
- Aug 27, 2017
Hi Alan,
You can map a network drive to a blob here how https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/storage/files/storage-how-to-use-files-windows
- Alan JacobowitzAug 29, 2017Copper Contributor
Thanks. What you provided is more than I expected. I'm going to review it in more depth shortly. Initally, I see it directs the user to a File Share. Something I do not have. I'm using the MARS Agent for Microsoft Azure Backup. The agent works great, and is what I'm trying to map to. In looking at my Azure Portal, I see the Recovery Vault, which is not considered a File Share. My File Share is with SharePoint. In a perfect world I would be able to use RoboCopy as a Schedule Task. Where RoboCopy would use my mapped drive with SharePoint, and allow me to copy to Microsaoft Azure Backup. Unfortunately, Azure does not recognize anythign other than a virtual server, or on-premise server. It would be nice if SharePoint 365 were a selectable item. I understand I can pay a third party, but I am a non-profit ...
Microsoft is very gracious with Office 365 and Azure for non-profits, but there is no mechanism to archive backups for historical purposes (child, parent, grand parent). I'll figure it out.