Export a Site Using Central Administration<\/strong><\/p>\nGo to Central Administration -> Backup and Restore -> Granular Backup -> Export a site or list.<\/p>\n
Export a Site Using PowerShell<\/strong><\/p>\nTo export a SharePoint 2010 Site, Library or a List, use the export-spweb<\/strong> cmdlet. Here’s the syntax.<\/p>\nexport-spweb -identity Site_URL -path \\\\server\\share\\filename.cmp<\/em><\/p>\nFor example:<\/p>\n
export-spweb -identity http:\/\/extranet.seattlepro.com\/microsoft<\/span><\/strong> -path \\\\SharePoint\\Backups\\Extranet.cmp<\/span><\/strong><\/em><\/p>\nImport a Site Using PowerShell
\n<\/strong><\/p>\nUse import-spweb<\/strong> cmdlet to restore a SharePoint 2010 site, library or a list that was exported either in Central Administration with export site or list option, or with export-spweb<\/strong> cmdlet.<\/p>\nTo import a site called SeattlePro located at http:\/\/extranet.microsoft.com\/seattlepro first make sure that the site exists with the same template that was exported (e.g. a Team Site template). You can’t use a blank template to import a site that used a Team Site template. If import fails, look in the import log file. It will tell you which template the exported site used.<\/p>\n
Cannot import site. The exported site is based on the template CMSPUBLISHING#0 but the destination site is based on the template STS#0. You can import sites only into sites that are based on same template as the exported site.<\/em><\/p>\nCMSPUBLISHING#0 is a Publishing Site template, while STS#0 is a Team Site template. Recreate the site with the same template and then import an exported site using this PowerShell cmdlet.<\/p>\n
import-spweb -identity URL_for_Imported_Site<\/strong><\/span> -path \\\\servername\\sharename\\filename.cmp<\/span><\/strong><\/em><\/p>\nFor example:<\/p>\n
import-spweb -identity http:\/\/extranet.seattlepro.com\/microsoft<\/strong><\/span> -path \\\\SharePoint\\Backups\\Microsoft.cmp<\/strong><\/span><\/p>\nGranular Backup Job Status<\/strong><\/p>\nTo check the status of your backup job, go to Central Administration -> Backup and Restore -> Granular Backup ->Check granular backup job status, or use the following URL.<\/p>\n
http:\/\/Server:Port#<\/strong><\/span>\/_admin\/SiteBackupOrExportStatus.aspx<\/em><\/p>\nFor example:<\/p>\n
http:\/\/SharePoint:5678<\/strong><\/span>\/_admin\/SiteBackupOrExportStatus.aspx<\/em><\/p>\nSummary<\/strong><\/p>\nTo restore a site collection that was backed up with either Central Administration’s “Perform a site collection backup” option, or using backup-spsite<\/strong> cmdlet, use restore-spsite<\/strong> cmdlet.<\/p>\nTo restore a Site, Library or a List that was exported either in Central Administration with “Export a site or list” option, or with export-spweb<\/strong> cmdlet, use import-spweb<\/strong> cmdlet.<\/p>\n
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