#Configure Mapping Settings

If you want to restore items to another location, you may want to map the source domain or user to the destination to update the permissions and metadata, or map the source language to the target language to display the source content in the target language.

To configure the mapping settings, expand the Settings tree on the left pane, and then click Mapping Settings. Refer to the section below to configure Domain Mapping, User Mapping, and Language Mapping.

*Note: Domain mapping only supports Microsoft 365 Group Planner data and Project Online data; user mapping does not support mapping Microsoft 365 groups.

#User Mapping

In the User Mapping tab, you can perform the following actions:

• Click the Create mapping profile button to create a new user mapping profile. For details, refer to the Create a New User Mapping Profile section below.

• Click the mapping profile name to view the details of a user mapping profile. If you want to make changes to this profile, click Edit.

• Select the mapping profile and then click the Edit button to edit the user mapping profile.

• Select the mapping profile and then click the Delete button to delete the user mapping profile.

#Create a New User Mapping Profile

To create a new user mapping profile, follow the steps below:

*Note: User mapping does not support mapping Microsoft 365 groups.

1. Click Create mapping profile. The Create anew user mapping pane appears.

2. Configure the following settings:

• Name – Enter the name of the new user mapping profile.

• Description – Enter an optional description for this user mapping profile for future reference.

• Mapping rules – Configure user mapping rules by clicking Add. Enter the Source username and Destination username. To delete a user mapping rule, click the Delete button.

*Note: Only one user mapping rule can be configured for a source user.

• Customize settings if the user does not exist in destination – This option is deselected by default. With this option selected, enter the username of the Target Default User. Keep this option deselected if you do not want to customize the target default user.

3. Click Save to save the configurations for this user mapping profile and return to the Mapping > User mapping tab.

#Language Mapping

You can configure the language mappings in AvePoint Cloud Backup for English, Japanese, German, and French. In the Language mapping tab, you can perform the following actions:

• Click the Create mapping profile button to create a new language mapping profile. For details, refer to the Create a New Language Mapping Profile section below.

• Click the mapping profile name to view the details of a language mapping profile. If you want to make changes to this profile, click Edit.

• Select the mapping profile and then click the Edit button to edit the language mapping profile.

• Select the mapping profile and then click the Delete button to delete the language mapping profile.

#Create a New Language Mapping Profile

To create a new language mapping profile, follow the steps below:

1. Click Create mapping profile. The Create a new language mapping pane appears.

2. Configure the following settings:

• Name – Enter the name of the new language mapping profile.

• Description – Enter an optional description for this language mapping profile for future reference.

• Source Language – Select the language from the drop-down list that the source node is displayed.

• Target Language – Select the language from the drop-down list that you want to have the destination node display.

• Mapping Rules – Configure language mapping rules by clicking Add. Select List/Library or Column from the Type drop-down list. Enter the name of the list/library or column used in the source language. Enter the name of the list/library or column you want the target language to use in the destination node. The source column or list/library name will be replaced by the specified destination column or list name. To delete a language mapping rule, click the Delete button.

*Note: The value of the same type in the Source text field cannot be the same.

3. Click Save to save the configurations for this language mapping profile and return to the Mapping > Language mapping tab.

#Domain Mapping

In the Domain Mapping tab, you can perform the following actions:

• Click the Create mapping profile button to create a new domain mapping profile. For details, refer to the Create a New Domain Mapping Profile section below.

• Click the mapping profile name to view the details of a domain mapping profile. If you want to make changes to this profile, click Edit.

• Select the mapping profile and then click the Edit button to edit the domain mapping profile.

• Select the mapping profile and then click the Delete button to delete the domain mapping profile.

#Create a New Domain Mapping Profile

To create a new domain mapping profile, follow the steps below:

1. Click Create mapping profile. The Create a new domain mapping pane appears.

2. Configure the following settings:

• Name – Enter the name of the new domain mapping profile.

• Description – Enter an optional description for this domain mapping profile for future reference.

• Mapping Rules – Configure domain mapping rules by clicking Add. Enter the Source domain and Destination domain using the format in the example. To delete a domain mapping rule, click the Delete button.

*Note: Only one domain mapping rule can be configured for each source domain.

3. Click Save to save the configurations for this domain mapping profile and return to the Mapping > Domain mapping tab.