How to Configure Backup and Restore in Windows Server 2019 |

Performing backup and restore operations in Windows Server 2019 can be crucial for data protection and disaster recovery. Windows Server 2019 comes with built-in tools such as Windows Server Backup. Here's a general guide on how to perform backup and restore in Windows Server 2019:

Using Windows Server Backup:
Performing Backup:
Open Server Manager:

Launch Server Manager from the Start menu.
Install Windows Server Backup Feature:

If the Windows Server Backup feature is not installed, you can install it using Server Manager.
Go to "Manage" -- "Add Roles and Features."
Select the appropriate options to install the "Windows Server Backup" feature.
Open Windows Server Backup:

Once installed, open Windows Server Backup from the Server Manager dashboard.
Backup Configuration:

In Windows Server Backup, select "Local Backup" and then choose "Backup Schedule" or "Backup Once" based on your preference.
Select Backup Destination:

Choose where you want to store the backup. It could be a local drive, an external drive, or a network location.
Choose Items to Backup:

Select the items you want to include in the backup. This can be specific volumes, folders, or the entire system.
Specify Backup Schedule (if applicable):

If you're setting up a scheduled backup, configure the frequency and timing of the backup.
Start Backup:

Confirm your settings and start the backup.
Performing Restore:
Open Windows Server Backup:

Open Windows Server Backup from the Server Manager dashboard.
Choose Restore Options:

In the actions pane, select "Recover."
Select Backup Location:

Choose where your backup is stored. It could be on a local drive, external drive, or a network location.
Select Backup Date:

Choose the date and time of the backup you want to restore.
Choose Items to Restore:

Select the items you want to restore. You can choose to restore the entire backup or specific items.
Specify Restore Destination:

Choose the destination for the restored items. Ensure that it doesn't conflict with existing data.
Confirm and Start Restore:

Confirm your settings and start the restore process.