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asn service. If you want to run the same command directly on the storage node (where no mms is
running), specify the "ASN user" credentials after the storage node host:
acrocmd export archive --host=storage_node --credentials="ASN user",pass
--service=asn --loc=bsp://storage_node/my_vault --target=\\bkpsrv\backups
--credentials=netuser,pass2
Importing an archive from a local folder of the storage node to a managed vault.
Usage scenario: create an archive with an initial full backup on a removable device, bring this
device to the remote location where a storage node is installed, and then import the archive to a
managed vault. After that, you can direct or replicate the subsequent incremental backups to the
managed vault over the network.
acrocmd export archive --host=storage_node --credentials="ASN user",pass
--service=asn --loc=E:\folder --arc=my_archive
--target=bsp://storage_node/my_vault --progress
In this example, the parameter value --service=asn is used because the archive is imported
from the local folder of the storage node. When importing an archive from a network share, you
can make any service (asn, mms or ams) execute the command. However, the asn service is the
most appropriate executor if you want to off-load the import from the agent installed on the
production server.
Validating an archive (p. 42)
Validating all backups of an archive.
acrocmd validate archive --loc=E:\backups\ --arc=my_archive
Cataloging an archive (p. 42)
Cataloging all the backups of an archive stored in a shared folder.
acrocmd catalog archive --loc=\\bkpsrv\backups --credentials=netuser,pass
--arc=my_archive
Deleting an archive (p. 43)
Deleting an archive.
acrocmd delete archive --loc=bsp://storage_node1/my_vault --credentials="ASN
user",pass123 --arc=my_archive
4.2.2 Backups
Listing backups (p. 44)
Listing backups of an archive stored in a local folder. The output will be displayed in the raw
format (p. 118). Therefore, you will be able to see and use complete GUIDs of backups.
acrocmd list backups --loc=E:\backups\ --arc=my_archive --output=raw
Listing backups of an archive stored in a managed vault and saving the complete output to a text
file. This allows you to use GUIDs of backups in scripts.
In the following example, the output in the raw format (p. 118) is redirected to a text file.
acrocmd list backups --loc=bsp://storage_node1/my_vault --credentials="ASN
user",pass123 --arc=my_archive --output=raw > c:\GUID.txt
In the following example, the operation log, including the output data, is written to a text file in
the structured xml format.
acrocmd list backups --loc=bsp://storage_node1/my_vault --credentials="ASN
user",pass123 --arc=my_archive --log=c:\log.txt
- Command-Line Reference 1
- Copyright Statement 2
- Table of contents 3
- 1.1 Installation 7
- 1.3 Syntax 8
- Typographic conventions 9
- Parameter values 9
- Separators 9
- Files with input parameters 9
- Local management 10
- Remote management 10
- Centralized management 10
- 1.5 Uninstallation 12
- 2 Commands 13
- 2.1.2 Application backup 15
- 2.2 help 17
- 2.3 Backup and recovery 18
- 2.3.1.2 backup disk 19
- 2.3.1.3 recover disk 20
- 2.3.1.4 recover mbr 22
- Parameters 23
- 2.3.2 Files 24
- 2.3.2.2 recover file 25
- 2.3.3 Virtual machines 27
- 2.3.3.3 backup vm 28
- 2.3.3.4 recover vm 29
- 2.3.4 Microsoft Exchange 31
- 2.3.5 Microsoft SQL 37
- 2.3.6.1 recover ad_database 39
- 2.4.1 Archives 40
- 2.4.1.2 export archive 41
- 2.4.1.3 validate archive 42
- 2.4.1.4 catalog archive 42
- 2.4.1.5 delete archive 43
- 2.4.2 Backups 44
- 2.4.2.3 validate backup 45
- 2.4.2.2 list content 45
- 2.4.2.4 catalog backup 46
- 2.4.2.5 export backup 47
- 2.4.2.6 replicate backup 48
- 2.4.2.7 convert full 49
- 2.4.2.8 consolidate backup 49
- 2.4.2.9 delete backup 50
- 2.4.3 Mounting volumes 51
- 2.4.3.3 umount 52
- 2.4.4.1 list mssql_mounts 53
- 2.5.1 create asz 55
- 2.5.2 resize asz 55
- 2.5.3 cleanup asz 56
- 2.5.4 delete asz_files 57
- 2.5.5 delete asz 57
- 2.6.1 activate asrm 58
- 2.6.2 deactivate asrm 58
- 2.7 Operations with tapes 59
- 2.8 Operations with vaults 60
- 2.8.2 catalog vault 61
- 2.9 Operations with disks 62
- 2.10.1.1 get log 63
- 2.10.1.2 list activities 63
- 2.10.1.3 sysinfo 64
- 2.10.2 Plans 65
- 2.10.2.3 export plan 66
- 2.10.2.4 import plan 66
- 2.10.2.5 disable plan 67
- 2.10.3 Tasks 68
- 2.10.3.2 run task 69
- 2.10.3.3 stop task 69
- 2.10.4 Licenses 70
- 3 Parameters 72
- 3.2 Virtual machines 73
- 3.2.2 New virtual machine 74
- 3.3 Access to applications 75
- 3.3.5 Specifying SQL data 77
- 3.4 Location 78
- 3.4.2 arc 79
- 3.4.3 backup 80
- 3.4.4 target 80
- original 81
- disk 81
- another_database 81
- recovery_database 81
- 3.4.5 target_arc 82
- 3.4.6 mailbox_location 82
- 3.5 Disks and volumes 83
- 3.5.3 volume 84
- Command: create asz 85
- Command: resize asz 85
- Command: delete asz 85
- 3.6 Backup parameters 86
- 3.6.2 backuptype 87
- 3.6.3 cleanup 87
- 3.6.4 Comments 87
- 3.6.5 copy_only 88
- 3.6.6 exclude 88
- 3.6.7 express 89
- 3.6.8 fixed_drive 90
- 3.6.9 ignore_app_errors 90
- 3.6.10 include 91
- 3.6.11 mssql_truncate_logs 91
- 3.6.12 plain_archive 91
- 3.6.13 raw 92
- 3.6.14 Backup options 92
- 3.6.14.2 cbt_mode 93
- 3.6.14.3 compression 94
- 3.6.14.4 encryption 94
- 3.6.14.5 fast 94
- 3.6.14.6 hdd_speed 94
- 3.6.14.7 ignore_bad_sectors 95
- 3.6.14.8 metadata_level 95
- 3.6.14.11 snapshot 97
- 3.6.14.12 split 97
- 3.6.14.13 Tape management 97
- 3.6.14.14 use_vss 98
- 3.6.14.15 vss_full_backup 98
- 3.7 Recovery parameters 99
- 3.7.3 database_location 100
- 3.7.4 database_state 100
- 3.7.5 destination_database 101
- 3.7.6 destination_instance 101
- 3.7.7 disk_location 101
- 3.7.8 exclude 102
- 3.7.9 ext2_3 102
- 3.7.10 fat16_32 102
- 3.7.11 file 103
- 3.7.12 log_location 103
- 3.7.13 original_date 103
- 3.7.14 outlookmachine 103
- 3.7.15 overwrite 104
- 3.7.16 pit 104
- 3.7.17 power_on 105
- 3.7.18 preserve_mbr 105
- 3.7.20 recovery_point 105
- 3.7.21 target_disk 106
- 3.7.22 target_volume 107
- 3.7.23 type 107
- 3.8 Mounting parameters 108
- 3.8.3 mount_point 109
- 3.9.1 asz_size 109
- 3.10 Filtering 110
- 3.10.4 filter_date 111
- 3.10.5 filter_edition 111
- 3.10.6 filter_guid 112
- 3.10.7 filter_host 112
- 3.10.8 filter_library 112
- 3.10.9 filter_machines 112
- 3.10.10 filter_name 112
- 3.10.11 filter_state 113
- 3.10.12 filter_status 113
- 3.10.13 filter_type 113
- 3.10.14 filter_user 114
- 3.10.15 filter_version 114
- 3.11.1 assign2free 114
- 3.11.2 libraries 114
- 3.11.3 mode 114
- 3.12 General parameters 115
- 3.12.2 Error handling 116
- 3.12.3 file_params 116
- 3.12.4 force_yes 116
- 3.12.5 id 117
- 3.12.6 log 117
- 3.12.7 log_format 117
- 3.12.8 network_speed 117
- 3.12.9 oss_numbers 118
- 3.12.10 output 118
- 3.12.11 password 119
- 3.12.12 process_priority 119
- 3.12.13 progress 119
- 3.12.14 reboot 120
- 3.12.15 silent_mode 120
- 4 Usage examples 121
- 4.1.2 Files 124
- 4.1.3 Virtual machines 125
- 4.1.4 Microsoft Exchange 126
- 4.1.5 Microsoft SQL 128
- 4.2.1 Archives 130
- 4.2.2 Backups 131
- 4.2.3 Mounting volumes 133
- 4.5 Operations with tapes 135
- 4.6 Operations with vaults 136
- 4.7 Operations with disks 137
- 4.8.2 Plans 138
- 4.8.3 Tasks 138
- 4.8.4 Licenses 139
- 6 acronis_encrypt utility 141
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