SOCaaP

• Introduction
  • Logging-in To The SOCaaP Console
• Dashboard Overview
  • Summary
  • Alerts,Incidents And Website Vulnerabilities
  • Customer Health
• SOCaaP Alerts/Escalations
  • Log-in To The Admin Console
  • The Home Screen
  • Service Summary
  • Incidents Overview
    • Incidents
    • Threat Summary
  • Log Collection Summary
  • Threat Communication Graph
  • Tickets
  • Reports
  • Notification Settings
  • Integrate Your Office 365 Account With SOCaaP
• SOCaaP SIEM
  • Log-in To The Admin Console
  • The Main Interface
  • The Dashboard
  • Customer Asset Management
    • Add Customers
    • Add Assets For Monitoring
      • Hard Assets
      • Soft Assets
    • Configure Nxlog And Rsyslog To Send Logs To SOCaaP Server
    • Edit Customers
  • Query Management
    • Configure Event Queries
    • Long Term Analysis
    • Configure Custom Dashboards
    • Event Field Selection Settings
  • Manage Rules
    • Manage Correlation Rules
    • Manage Tagged Rules
    • Manage Aggregation Rules
  • Incidents
    • Manage Incidents
    • Incident Category Management
    • Category Action Management
  • Lists
    • Manage Live Lists
    • Manage Live List Content
    • Manage Range List Content
    • Manage IP Range List Content
    • Manage Multiple Column List Content
  • Manage Reports
  • Administration
    • Event Collection
    • Phantom Settings
    • Manage Users
  • Appendix 1 – Field Groups And Event Items Description
  • Appendix 2 –SOCaaP Supported Logs
• SOCaaP Web Protection
  • Add Websites
  • The Main Interface
  • The Dashboard
  • Website Data And Settings
    • Website Overview
    • Security Scans
      • Website Scans
      • Website Files Security Scans
        • Malware Scan Settings
          • Automatic Configuration
          • Manual Configuration
        • Run A Scan And View Results
        • Notifications, Malware Removal And Scheduled Scans
      • Vulnerability Scans
        • CMS Vulnerability Scans
        • OWASP Top 10 Vulnerability Scans
    • Content Delivery Network
      • Activate CDN For A Website
      • CDN Settings
      • View CDN Metrics
    • Firewall
      • WAF Statistics
      • WAF Events
      • Configure WAF Policies
      • Manage Custom Firewall Rules
    • SSL Configuration
    • DNS Configuration
    • Add Trust Seal To Your Websites
    • Back Up Your Website
      • Backup Settings
      • On-Demand Backup
      • View Backup Records And File Statistics
      • Restore And Download Website Files
      • Delete Backups
  • Manage Your Profile
• Sensor Installation
  • Requirements
  • (Option 1) Create Installation Media
  • (Option 2) Deploy Virtual Machine Environment
    • Create A New Virtual Machine
    • Configure Memory Size
    • Configure Hard Disk
    • Configure Hard Disk File Type
    • Configure Storage On Physical Hard Disk
    • Configure Size Of Virtual Hard Disk
    • Configure Network Settings
    • Select VM Startup Disk
  • Sensor Installation Steps
  • Sensor Configuration Steps
    • Login To The Web Portal
    • User Settings
    • Configure Network
    • Configure Timezone
    • Key Activation
    • (Optional) Valkyrie Key Verdict
    • (Optional) Forward Log
• Frequently Asked Questions
• About Xcitium Security Solutions

Restore and Download Website Files

 

Select the target website from the menu at top-left > Click the ‘Backup’ tab

• You can restore your site from any backup you have taken in the past.

• You can restore all files or selected files

There are two steps to a restore process:

1. Restore your website files.

• Select the target website from the menu at top-left

• Click the ‘Backup’ tab

• Scroll to the table at the bottom of the page.

• Click ‘Options’ in the ‘Restore’ column of the backup you want to use.

• Select ‘Auto-restore All Files’ or ‘Selective Auto Restore’.

• This restores your site files, but does not overwrite your current database.

2. Restore your database. You must do this manually. You can download the database from the ‘Restore’ options. You can get the database from a different backup-row if required.

The options above offer you flexibility when restoring a website. For example, you can restore your site to the ‘last-known-working’ version, while keeping a database which has your most recent transactions.

Run a restore operation

• Select the target website from the menu at top-left

• Click the 'Backup' tab

• Scroll down to the backup history table:

• Locate the row of the backup you want to use

• Click 'Options' in the ‘Restore’ row:

• File Restore:

• Auto Restore all Files - Start the restore process. Files in the destination will be replaced by those in the backup.

• Selective Auto Restore - Restore specific files and folders.

• Download Entire Backup - Download a .zip file of the backup. You can use this to manually restore all files, run a partial restore, or simply retrieve some lost / older versions of files.

• Download Selected Files from Backup - Retrieve specific files from the backup. This is a simple download of files, rather than restoring them to their original location.

• DB Restore:

•  Download Database Files - Download a .zip file which contains all database records. You can manually unzip and restore the database as required.
  

The rest of this section illustrates the processes above with screenshots.

 

Auto Restore all Files

• Click ‘Options’ in the row of the backup you want to use

• Click ‘Auto Restore All Files’:

• Agree to overwriting files and click 'Restore'

• You will see the following confirmation:

• Results are shown at the end of the operation:

 

Selective Auto Restore

• Click ‘Options’ in the row of the backup you want to use

• Click ‘Selective Auto Restore’:

• Select the backed up file(s) on the left and click ‘Next’

• Check the selected files detail on the left, agree to overwrite the files and click ‘Restore’.

• You will see the following confirmation:

• Results are shown at the end of the operation:

Download Entire Backup

• Click ‘Options’ in the row of the backup you want to use

• Click ‘Download Entire Backup’ > ‘Confirm Download’:

 

• SOCaaP Web Protection will retrieve your files and create a zip file of them. This process may take a few seconds.

• Once complete, click 'Download' in the ‘Result’ column:

• Click ‘Download’ to save the zip file

Download Selected Files from Backup

• Click ‘Options’ in the row of the backup you want to use

• Click ‘Download Selected Files from Backup’

• Select the backed up file(s) on the left and click ‘Next’

• Check the selected files detail on the left and click ‘Download’.

• SOCaaP Web Protection will retrieve your files and create a zip file of them. This process may take a few seconds.

• Once complete, click ‘Download’ in the ‘Result’ column:

• Click ‘Download’ to save the zip file

Database Restore

• Click ‘Options’ in the row of the backup you want to use

• Click ‘Download Database Files’ > ‘Confirm Download’:

• SOCaaP Web Protection will create a zip file containing your database. This process may take a few seconds.

• Once complete, click 'Download' in the ‘Result’ column:

 

• Click ‘Download’ to save the zip file.