Backup and recovery of Exchange Mail form part of our Microsoft 365 service offering. For more on what functionality we support, click here.
Note: To use the service, you need to be both a Redstor collection administrator, and a Microsoft 365 global administrator for your tenant organisation.
Use the guide below to manage your mail backups.
How to add an account to a backup set
How to add Calendar and Contacts to a backup set
How to configure the backup schedule for a backup set
How to change a backup set's name
How to add a backup set
1. Log into the Redstor web app.
2. To add a new backup set, go to Microsoft 365 in the sidebar on the left.
3. Click Add at the top right.
4. Select Exchange and click Next.
5. You will now need to sign into Microsoft 365. Click Next to proceed.
6. Back on the web app, click on the name of your backup set in the sidebar to the left.
7. Go to Backup selection > Edit.
8. Select the mailbox(es) you want to backup and click Save. The Backup button will be enabled.
The Backup button will be enabled. Click on it if you wish to start your first backup. You can then monitor the progress of your backup at the top of the home page or under Notifications > Tasks.
You will receive a message under Notifications > Recent when the backup completes.
To see a complete history of your notifications and tasks, click See all.
How to add an account to a backup set
1. Log into the Redstor web app.
2. On the home page for the relevant Exchange backup set, click on Backup selection > Edit.
3. Select the name(s) of the account(s) you want to add to this backup set and click Save. (You can also use the Search field to find a specific account.) Click Backup to start a backup or Cancel to go back.
4. The accounts will now be listed under Backup selection on the backup set's home page.
How to add Calendar and Contacts to a backup set
1. Log into the Redstor web app.
2. On the home page for the relevant Exchange backup set, click on Overview > Edit.
3. Tick the boxes for Calendar and Contacts and click on the check mark.
4. Click on the ellipsis at the top right to expand more options, then click Backup.
How to configure the backup schedule for a backup set
1. Log into the Redstor web app.
2. On the home page for the relevant Exchange backup set, click on Backup schedule > Edit.
3. Set your preferences and click on the check mark.
How to recover a backup set
You can watch our video here or follow the steps below.
1. Log into the Redstor web app.
2. On the home page for the relevant Exchange backup set, locate the mailbox you wish to recover. Click on the ellipsis and select Recover.
You can also select multiple mailboxes to recover.
To recover an individual items, first click on the ellipsis and select Open to expand the relevant mailbox.
Then drill down and make your selection. Click Recover when you are ready.
You can also use the Search accounts field to find a specific item to recover.
3. When recovering, you can choose between recovering to a new folder or exporting to PST format.
After selecting the relevant option, you will need to authenticate with your Microsoft 365 administrator credentials. You can monitor the progress of your recovery at the top of the home page or under Notifications > Tasks.
You will receive a message under Notifications > Recent when the recovery completes.
In the case of a PST export, you will receive an email containing a download link to the exported Outlook Data File. For more on PST imports, see this Microsoft article.
Note: Mail, Contacts and Calendar items are recovered with all the original metadata.
How to delete a backup set
1. Log into the Redstor web app.
2. On the home page for the relevant Exchange backup set, click on the ellipsis to expand more options, then click Remove.
3. Confirm the deletion by clicking Remove.
How to change a backup set's name
1. Log into the Redstor web app.
2. On the home page for the relevant Exchange backup set, click on the ellipsis to expand more options, then click Rename.
3. Enter the new name for the backup set and click Update.
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