I have just been through extensive testing on exactly the same issue. The 911 job does backup /home-e-smith/ but does not seem to restore it.
The work around is to edit the 911 job to add the /home/e-smith in again to the source before you do the restore . ie you will have it there twice
/home/e-smith,/home/e-smith,/home/netlogon,/etc/e-smith/templates-custom,/etc/e-smith/templates-user-custom,/etc/group,/etc/gshadow,/etc/passwd,/etc/shadow,/etc/smbpasswd,/etc/ssh,/opt,/root
Save the job
then do a restore with the FULL option in line 1. Presto all your ibays and user files will be there.
B2ws is a great product and I recently used it for a migration from software to hardware RAID
But
I have never managed to get a selective restore working though and always had to use FULL in line 1
The other issue I had was that the restore log reported several thousand errors as the last line. Individual files all said OK and then came the n,nnn errors. At first I thought this was all too hard but eventualy realised after more digging that the files are all restored OK but the permisions are not.
(Yes I used RAR which is the default in the 911 job)
Basically if the users and groups are not restored before the files, permissions cant be set properly. I have not been able to figure out exactly when this happens as in about 50 test restores about 40 were perfect and 10 had the permissions problem. One sure fire fix is to create the users and groups via server manager before the restore. Fine if there are not too many. Often runing the restore again seemed to fix it. As a last resort you could manually chown the permissions
Conclusion b2ws is worth the effort in spite of a couple of issues and I am looking at using it for backup rather than a slowww tape drive.
good luck mike