How do I restore a MySQL database in cPanel using JetBackup 5?

Restoring a MySQL database with JetBackup 5 is simple, especially when you’ve lost data or need to roll back recent changes.

Step 1: Log in to cPanel

1. Open your browser and go to:
   https://yourdomain.com:2083
2. Enter your cPanel username and password to access your hosting dashboard.

Step 2: Access JetBackup 5 from Files Section

1. In your cPanel dashboard, scroll down to the Files section.
2. Click on JetBackup 5.

Step 3: Open Database Backups

1. Inside JetBackup 5, look for the Databases or Database Backups option.
2. Click it to view available database restore points.

Step 4: Choose the Backup to Restore

1. You’ll see a list of database backups along with their names and backup dates.
2. Identify the database you want to restore.
3. Click the Restore button next to the appropriate backup.

Step 5: Confirm Restore Action

1. A warning will pop up saying the action will overwrite the existing database.
2. Confirm by clicking Restore again.
3. The request will now be added to the Queue.

Step 6: Monitor Progress

1. Click on the Queue tab within JetBackup 5.
2. Wait until the status of the job changes to Completed.

Step 7: Verify the Restoration

• Visit your website or application to check if everything is working as expected.
• You can also go to phpMyAdmin from cPanel to inspect the database structure and data.

Tips for Safe Restores

• Take a manual backup before restoring, just in case.
• Ensure you’re selecting the correct database, especially if your account has multiple.
• Consider restoring to a staging environment first if you’re unsure about the impact.

Need Assistance?

Our support team is available to help! Log in to your client area and open a ticket anytime:
👉 https://my.yourhosting.com

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You’ve successfully restored your MySQL database using JetBackup 5 in cPanel!