Automated Farm Backup - be able to set and configure scheduled farm backups, including varying the location based on disk space, and by context (e.g. rule based ,if any modification occur on site XYZ, then backup XYZ 1 day afterwards).

Would like to see folder level restore functionality in SP online. Currently a large gap between file level restore and using the MS site collection restore.
Seems a real drop off compared to the on prem SBS servers MS are encouraging us to replace with SP, and one of my big worries WRT cryptolocker infecting a whole site

Increase backup retention period in Sharepoint Online from 14 days to a much longer period, ideally up to a year. Allow admins to request restore of single files or entire sites up to a year back.

It would be nice to be able to copy a site to a new site

We have a range of test sites
At a time these gets to a point in time where they move from test site to production sites
But there is no possibility to rename/copy a site

Only posibility I have found is to create a template including contence - but it has a 50 mb limit

*English follows Japanese

■Title(件名)：
"サービス正常性" に記載する障害の基準の明示及び自動復旧で改善した障害の情報を開示する機能の拡充
Improvements to the information concerning faults and automatic recovery described in “Service health”

■Description(内容):
自動復旧で障害が改善した場合、"サービス正常性" に記載もないため、障害の状況も把握できず、対応に苦慮している。
"サービス正常性" に記載する障害の基準の明示及び自動復旧で改善した障害の情報を開示するを希望します。

When a fault has been resolved by automatic recovery, it does not show in “Service health”, so we don’t know what the nature of the failure was, and therefore we don’t have a satisfactory explanation for it.
Please make it so that the failure criteria and information about failures resolved by automatic recovery are accessible in “Service health”.

If you download multiple files using decompression software, the file’s name will change to a messy code.
I really want this function can be improved.

If you download multiple files in Windows 7 environment, the file’s name will turn to a messy code.
I really want this function can be improved.

Please enable granular restore capabilities! Item Level, Folder Level, etc

Or, at the very least, please add the ability to restore a site collection to an alternate path. The restores right now are not acceptable for a service that houses production data. Overwriting an entire site collection for specific pieces of content is very destructive!

Make it easier to get to the second stage recycle bin. Right now you have to scroll to the bottom and hope to click on the link to the second stage recycle bin before the infinite scroll feature adds more items from the first stage. Put the link on the left nav or at the top, or add a link in site collection settings.

SharePoint needs to have a way to granularly restore one folder

Currently we can restore the previous version of an item on a list one by one using version history. I would like to see that option at the list level.
For example this week I had to restore 500 items ONE by ONE because of a manipulation mistale.

Hi,

Is there a script or method to download or copy iles from the SPO Recycle Bin to your local server or pc? I've done some research but so far not successfully found something.

Thanks in advance.

Currently the restore option is missing in Site pages, if you use ?p=18 at the end of the graph you do get to the page to restore for site pages, but when you clikc on restore you get GraphError: Operation not submitted

need a back up or restore that the customer recieves of all documents being deleted before deletion

The current restoration process max is 93 days. For high value E5 customers, it would be nice to extend this beyond the normal setting. I can understand why its not needed for most users but if you're a major user, we should be able to add on a license to extend it (like the ULA logging now extended to 1 yr)

Lol

Wasabi ( http://www.wasabi.com ) is a very low cost cloud storage that I like to recommend all my customers to use as the repository for offsite backup. Hope it can provide support for this cloud storage and other non-Microsoft cloud for disaster recovery, like what Cloudberry ( http://www.cloudberrylab.com ) and CloudBacko ( http://www.cloudbacko.com ) are offering currently.