A recovery point is the backup data generated when the backup source executes a backup task once. This document describes how to view recovery point names on the CBR console and important considerations. ## Prerequisites * You have activated the CBR service following the guidance. * You have completed cross\-service authorization for CBR. For first\-time use, complete cross\-service authorization as prompted by the console. * You have performed a manual backup or created a backup plan. ## Notes * The initial name of an automatic backup recovery point is generated by the system and prefixed with `autobackup_`. You specify the name of a manual backup recovery point during manual backup, and its name is prefixed with `manualbackup_`. * The prefix of the recovery point name cannot be modified. * Deleting a recovery point will also delete its data and release the corresponding backup storage space. * Once the recovery point deletion is confirmed, the selected recovery point's data will be permanently deleted and cannot be restored. Handle with care. ## Steps 1. Log in to the [Cloud backup console](https://console.volcengine.com/cbr/region:cbr+cn-beijing/backup-policy). 2. In the top menu bar, select the target region. 3. In the left navigation pane, select **Public cloud backup \> Recovery point management** to enter the **Recovery point management**. 4. On the **Recovery point management** page, you can restore, query, delete, or rename recovery points. ### Restoring backup data You can restore backup data when the recovery point is in an **available** state. 1. On the **Recovery Point Management** page, click **Restore** in the **Actions** column to the right of the target recovery point. 2. On the **Recover** page, set the following parameters. |**Parameter** |**Parameter description** | |---|---| |Recover files |Select the file backup you want to restore, choose **All Files** or **Select partial files**. | |Back up Target |Target path for writing backup data, only available when **Recover files** by **Selecting specific files**. Click **Add row** and enter your backup path. | |Target Back up Source ID |Select your target backup source. | |Recovery path |Target path for backup data recovery. If empty, it defaults to the original path. | |Set files with the same name |Select how to handle files with the same name:

* **Skip**.

* **Overwrite**.

* **Compare the update time and keep the latest version**. | 3. Click Confirm, and then click **OK ** again in the pop\-up prompt. You can go to the **Recovery task** page to view and manage restore tasks. ### Search recovery point 1. On the **Recovery Point Management** page, move the mouse to the top right, click the filter icon to the left of the search box, and filter recovery points by the following criteria: * **Recovery point ID**. * **Recovery point name**. * **Backup source ID**. * **Backup vault ID**. * **Backup source type**. 2. Enter filter criteria in the search box to query target recovery points. ### Edit recovery point name 1. On the **Recovery Point management** page, hover over the target backup point name and click the corresponding **Delete ** icon. 2. Enter the new name in the popup and click **Confirm**. ### Deleting recovery point You can delete the recovery point when it is in **Available** or **Error ** status. 1. On the **Recovery point management** page, click **Delete** in the **Actions** column to the right of the target recovery point. 2. In the **Delete recovery point** dialog, confirm the recovery point information to delete, then click **OK**. 3. (Optional) You can also check the rstore points you want to delete on the left, then click **Delete** at the bottom to batch delete the recovery points.

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