= Lab 11: Recovery using Windows Server Core and wbadmin.exe =

This is an unusual exercise that is not always easy to do and may be a good reason to look at a better backup solution that what is provided by Microsoft. Why unusual? Because Microsoft has repeatedly said that if you can do it in the GUI, you can do it with powershell. After scouring their website, it does not appear that you can do this with powershell. So that leaves us with wbadmin.exe.

== Scenario ==

You want to recover specific file(s) from a backup such as the one we setup in Lab 10. Let's recover the default html page that is used by your IIS server. 

 * {{{C:\> wbadmin get versions}}} will identify the version and basic information about the available backups. Make sure to use the version and not the date/time in the next step
 * {{{C:\> wbadmin get items -version:11/16/2021-11:00}}} show items that can be recovered.
 * {{{C:\> wbadmin start recovery -version:11/16/2021-11:00 -itemtype:file -items:c:\inetpub\wwwroot\default.htm}}}

The above will get you a file, how would you change it to be able to recover a whole folder?

/* see: https://sourcedaddy.com/windows-10/perform-backup-and-restore-wbadmin.html as an example and documentation at https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-server/administration/windows-commands/wbadmin-start-recovery */

== Procedure ==

Complete the requirements listed in the Video Grade Guide below. Note, if you didn't backup the server with IIS on it, you may substitute a shared folder that is backed up on CPTR230A.

Recall that the easiest way to video the disappearance and reappearance is to watch the administrative share \\cptr230a\c$\inetpub

== Video Grade Guide ==

|| Topics || Points ||
|| Show that your backups are happening || 10 ||
|| Show the deletion of the c:\inetpub\wwwroot folder || 10 ||
|| Show the process of restoring your c:\inetpub\wwwroot folder || 80 ||