Start the NetBackup Administration Console. (see relevant doc) In the menu tree on the left-hand side of the NetBackup Administration Console, click Backup, Archive, and Restore. On the right-hand side of the NetBackup Administration Console, the Backup, Archive, and Restore window will appear. Click the Restore tab. The Restore window will appear. On the top bar of the window, above the tabs, you will see the NetBackup server, Source client, Policy type, and Destination client listed. To the right of Destination client is a button with a hand icon (the Change button) on it. Click that button. (You may need to grab the title bar of the entire window and move it to the left to find the Change button.) The Specify NetBackup Machines window will appear, with the NetBackup Server tab window showing. Confirm that the server with "(CURRENT)" next to it is "polaris", then click the Source client/Policy type tab. Enter the name of the client in the New client name: field, then click Add. Then click the name of the client in the Client list and click the Make Current button. Next, select the appropriate policy type in the Policy type drop down menu. For Windows XP, Windows 2000, or Windows NT, select MS-Windows-NT. For a Microsoft Exchange Server, select MS-Exchange. For a Unix server (Solaris or Linux), select Standard. Then click the Destination client tab. The Destination client tab window will appear. Enter the name of the client in the New client name field, then click the Add button. Then click the name of the client in the Client list and click the Make Current button. THen click the Ok button. You will be returned to the Backup, Archive, and Restore window, with the Restore Files tab window showing. Confirm that Normal Backups is showing in the Restore Type drop down menu. (check to see if there's anything different that has to be done for Exchange) On the right side of the Restore tab window, underneath the Change button, the Start Date and End Date are listed. To the right of the Start Date and End Date are two icons. Clicking the left icon (which sort of looks like a calendar) lets you use a calendar to set the range of time in which the desired files are located. Alternately, you may click the right icon to use the backup history to set the range. Once you have selected the range, choose the files you wish to restore using the interface in the botton half of the Restore tab window. You may change the directory you are browsing by entering the desired directory in the Browse directory field. You may change the filter for finding the desired files by entering a filter into the Filename filter field. To refresh the displated files in the window, click the button second from the far right of the window, underneat the calendar icon. The button in question (the Refresh button) has an icon consisting of a white square with two green arrows going clockwise. To select the files you wish to restore, click in the checkbox next to each desired file or folder. When you are done selecting files, click the Restore button in the bottom right-hand corner of the window. The Restore files window will appear. Confirm that the "Restore everything to its original location" radio button is selected, then click the Start Restore button. The Restore dialog window will appear, stating that the restore was successfully initiated. If you wish to view the progress of the restore, click Yes. The Backup, Archive, and Restore window will appear, with the Task Progress tab window showing. Otherwise, click No.