Hi Peter,

Firstly, you need to create a bootable USB/ISO. Follow steps in the link below.
https://help.msp360.com/cloudberry-backup/backup/create-a-recovery-disk-flash-drive

Next, boot it and restore disk.
help.msp360.com/cloudberry-backup/restore/bare-metal-recovery

Hi Marcusj,

To restore from offline computer use another computer with installed MSP360 backup agent.
Make sure that proper backup prefix(computer name) is selected in storage account settings.

If you use MBS, log in with appropriate backup user on another computer and select a backup prefix.

Proceed with the restore.

Hi Xavi,

You can install MSP360 Backup agent on any machine and use trial license. Follow the article below to create bootable iso. As your server has RAID controller, do not forget to download them from the vendor website, unzip and specify the path to them in the "Path to drivers" field. USB or ISO file is created, boot it on the affected machine.
https://help.msp360.com/cloudberry-backup/backup/create-a-recovery-disk-flash-drive

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Hi Florian,

Currently, there is no API to get a list of files from the MBS. Consider using detailed user plan reports which can be sent automatically to your email. To enable it, go to MBS -> Reporting -> User plan report -> Provider (you) receives the notification emails for all users. Additionally, you need to specify email address on Settings -> Notifications page in Contact email -> To field.

Also, MSP360 PowerShell module includes Get-MBSPlanHistory cmdlet which returns detailed plan history with file statuses. You can use it if your management system can remotely run PowerShell command.

Hi Michael,
Do you mean CloudBerry Backup when you are talking about CloudBerry Lab?
If so, you have to sync repository after you delete something in the cloud.
Go to Tools tab -> Options -> Repository tab -> Syncronize Repository -> Select Account -> Syncronize Now.

Best practice is to avoid deletion backups directly in the cloud. It is safer to delete backup on "Backup Storage" tab. You can select backup, right click and select Delete option.