SharePoint - Restore deleted website

Hi,

a user accidently deleted a sub site of our site collection. I there an easy
way how to restore this?

Thanks,
Adrian

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Adrian Miller

  Vaibhav Desai replied to Adrian Miller

If you have a database backup, restore the DB in the restoration
environment.
Then take a stsadm -o export of the subsite.
restore the website in the production using stsadm -o import

please refer the following.
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc261866.aspx

asy

  Daniel A. Galant replied to Vaibhav Desai

You will still lose any alerts and personalization that may have been done
to the site. There is no 'easy' way to restore a site.

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Daniel A. Galant

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  12348765 Joy replied to Adrian Miller

Where is your trash bin? Can not you restore your files from that?

  Daniel A. Galant replied to 12348765 Joy

Sites do not go into the recycle bin. If you do not have a backup you are
out of luck. If you do, it depends on what type of backup you did as to how
you can restore.

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Daniel A. Galant

Imagine what we could be... if we could just imagine.

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