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Asked By: Nilay Date: Apr 18 Category: Sharepoint Views: 1875

Has anyone ever restored a site from backup that is greater than 1gb? Or
rather is there a size limit of how big of a backup you can restore using
stsadm?

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Answer #1 Answered By: Chadd Hahn Answered On: Apr 18

We have restored a site collection that was almost 20gb last week
with STSADM and had no problems that we heard of yet. It just took a
long time.

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