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* [delta backups](delta_backups.md) (best of both previous ones) [*Enterprise Edition*]
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* [disaster recovery](disaster_recovery.md) [*Enterprise Edition*]
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* [continuous replication](continuous_replication.md) [*Premium Edition*]
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* [File level restore](file_level_restore.md) [*Premium Edition*]
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There is also a way to select automatically VMs to backup: **[smart backup](smart_backup.md)** [*Enterprise Edition*]
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# File level restore
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You can restore individual files against a whole VM. And it works on all your existing delta backups.
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> You must use the latest XOA release. When you connect with the console, you should see `Build number: 16.12.20`. If you have this or higher (eg `17.*`), it means that's OK! Otherwise, please download your new XOA.
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> Restore files from a SMB remote is not yet possible, but it's planned for the next release!
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## Restore a file
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Go into Backup/File restore section:
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Then, click on the VM where your files are, and follow the instructions:
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