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3.7.11 file

--file=<paths>

Files and folders to recover from the file-level backup. If not specified, all contents of the backup are

recovered.

You can disable recovery of certain files and folders by using the --exclude (p. 102) parameter.

A file or folder specified in both the --file and --exclude parameters will be recovered.

3.7.12 log_location

--log_location=<local path>

A folder on the Exchange server where the transaction log files will be recovered.

The parameter is used with the recover exchange_database (p. 35) command in the following

cases:

 If the --target (p. 80) parameter value is another_database and the destination database

or storage group does not exist.

 If the --target parameter value is recovery_database, and the destination recovery

storage group does not exist.

If the parameter is not specified, the operation will fail.

3.7.13 original_date

--original_date

The parameter is used with the recover file (p. 25) and recover ad_database (p. 39)

commands. Recover the original date and time of the files from the backup. If not specified, the

current date and time are assigned.

3.7.14 outlookmachine

--outlookmachine=<IP address or hostname>

The name or IP address of the machine where Microsoft Outlook 2003 or later is installed. The

parameter is used with the recover exchange_mailbox (p. 36) command only if the --target (p.

80) parameter value is pst.

If specified, the created .pst file will be of the new format, and you will be able to open such a file by

using Microsoft Outlook 2003 or later. If not specified, the created .pst file will be of the old format,

and you will be able to open such a file by using Microsoft Outlook 97-2002.

After this parameter, you need to specify the valid user account in the --credentials (p. 115)

parameter. When entering the name of an Active Directory user account, be sure to also specify the

domain name (DOMAIN\Username or Username@domain). The user account has to be a member of

the Administrators group on the machine.