Restore from JetBackup
JetBackup is the fastest way to restore from SpeedyPage’s automatic backups. It lets you restore individual items without contacting support.1
Open JetBackup
Log in to cPanel through your client area or at
yourdomain.com/cpanel. Go to Files and click JetBackup.2
Choose what to restore
Select the type of backup you want to restore:
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Pick a restore point
Select the backup date you want to restore from. JetBackup shows the available snapshots.
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Restore or download
Click Restore to restore the selected items in place, or click Download to save a copy to your computer. For file backups, you can browse into directories and select individual files.
Download a full backup
A full backup contains all your files, databases, email accounts, and cPanel settings. You can use it to migrate your account or keep an off-site copy.1
Open the Backup interface
Log in to cPanel through your client area or at
yourdomain.com/cpanel. Go to Files and click Backup.2
Generate the backup
Click Download a Full Account Backup. Select Home Directory as the destination to save it on the server, then click Generate Backup. You can enter an email address to be notified when the backup is ready.
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Download the file
Once the backup is generated, it appears as a link on the same page. Click the filename to download it. The file is a
.tar.gz archive.Download a partial backup
Partial backups let you download individual parts of your account. In the Backup interface, scroll to the Partial Backups section:
Click the item you want to download. The file saves to your computer.
Restore a partial backup
You can restore home directory, database, email forwarder, and email filter backups directly in cPanel.1
Go to the Backup interface
In cPanel, go to Files > Backup and scroll down to the Restore section.
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Select the restore type
Click the type that matches your backup file: Home Directory, MySQL Databases, Email Forwarders, or Email Filters.
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Upload the backup file
Click Choose File, select the backup from your computer, and click Upload. cPanel restores the data automatically.
The backup process can fail if your account is at or over its disk quota. Free up space or contact support if you run into issues.