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Open Disk Utility, then click Continue.

Select Restore from Time Machine Backup and follow the onscreen instructions for restoring the volume.

Start up your server using OS X Recovery by holding down Command R.

Make sure your local Time Machine backup drive is connected.

If server data was on the startup disk proceed as follows: Restoring server services and databases into place after the server Running during the first startup after a server has been restored, and ServerBackup also takes part in the restoration of server services,

Theseĭaily backups are included in the Time Machine backup of Lion Server.

Is enabled) and the Postgres databases used by the Calendar (or iCal),Ĭontacts (or Address Book), Profile Manager, and Wiki services. ServerBackup performs daily backups of Open Directory (if it OS X ServerĪlso includes a process called ServerBackup which works with Time Time Machine is the native backup service for OS X Server. If you try to restore from a network-based Time Machineīackup, not all settings will be restored correctly. Important: When restoring, restore from a local Time Machine backup.

The steps to restore from a Time Machine backup depend on whether yourĭata was stored on the startup (boot) volume or a non-startup volume. The KB article HT5139 "Restoring OS X Server from a Time Machine backup" describes how to restore OS X Server (Mountain Lion) or Lion Server from a local Time Machine backup: