Acronis Backup & Recovery

When used with the list command, specifies the centralized managed vault whose archives (or the contents of an individual archive) you want to list.

When used with the export command, specifies the centralized managed vault that contains the archive to export.

In either of these cases, the vault has to be managed by the local storage node. The vault name is given as a Uniform Resource Identifier (URI)—for example: /vault:”bsp://My Storage Node/MyVault”

When used with the import command, specifies the local or network folder that contains the archive to import—for example: /vault:\\Server\Share

The arc option specifies the name of the archive—for example: /arc:”My Archive”

If the vault contains more than one archive with this name, the utility uses the first such archive it finds—not necessarily the oldest or newest one. When there are several archives with the same name, consider using the arc_id option instead.

The arc_id option specifies the Universally Unique Identifier (UUID) of the archive—for example: /arc_id:183DE307-BC97-45CE-9AF7-60945A568BE8

To view the UUIDs of the archives stored in a managed vault, use the list command—for example:

StorageNodeCmd /list /vault:”bsp://My Storage Node/MyVault”

Specify only one of these options. If both are specified, the arc_id option is used.

Specifies the password for a password-protected archive whose name is given by arc or arc_id—for example: /password:”My PassWd123″

This option is ignored if the archive is not password-protected.

Specifies the user name and password to access the location (a managed vault or a folder) whose name is given by the vault option—for example: /credentials:”MyDomain\User A”:”My PassWd123″

When used with the export command, specifies the local or network folder where you want to export the archive—for example: /target_vault:\\Server\Share

When used with the import command, specifies the centralized managed vault where you want to place the imported archive. The vault has to be managed by the local storage node. The vault name is given as a Uniform Resource Identifier (URI)—for example: /target_vault:”bsp://My Storage Node/MyVault”

For the archive whose name is given by the arc or arc_id option, specifies the list of backups (sometimes called pits) that you want to export—for example: /include_pits:0,4,5

The number 0 identifies the newest backup in the archive.

Use commas to separate the backup numbers. To view the list of backup numbers for an archive, use the list command—for example:

StorageNodeCmd /list /arc:”My Archive” /vault:”bsp://My Node/My Vault”

Without this option, the utility exports the entire archive.

For details on how backups are exported, see the “Exporting archives and backups” section in the User’s Guide.

Specifies the name of the exported archive—for example: /target_arc:”Exported Archive”

Without this option, the exported archive will have the same name as the original archive.

Specifies the user name and password to access the location (a managed vault or a folder) whose name is given by the target_vault option—for example: /target_credentials:”MyDomain\User A”:”My PassWd123″

Specifies whether to show (/progress:on) or hide (/progress:off) the progress of an exporting or importing operation.

Without this option, the progress is shown.

Specifies the name of the file where to save the log of the current operation—for example: /log:”\\Server\Share\Exporting Log.txt”

If you want to create the file on a network share, use the log_net_user and log_net_password options to specify access credentials to it.

Wi
thout the log option, the log is not created.

Specifies access credentials to the file whose name is given by log—for example: /log_net_user:”User A”

Specifies the password for the user whose name is given by the log_net_user option—for example: /log_net_password:”My PassWd123″