User guide

The parameter defines the amount of the network connection bandwidth allocated for transferring

the backup data. If the parameter is not specified, the software uses all the network bandwidth it can

get when transferring the backup data. You can reserve a part of the network bandwidth for other

network activities.

<speed> should be a positive number. If the measurement unit is kb, the speed is measured in

kilobytes per second. If the measurement unit is p or is not specified, the speed is measured in the

percentage of the estimated maximum speed of the network connection. For the online storage, only

the kb measurement unit is effective.

Examples:

--network_speed=500kb – the data transferring speed will be 500 kilobytes per second

--network_speed=50p or --network_speed=50 – the data transferring speed will be 50% of the

estimated maximum speed.

3.12.9 oss_numbers

--oss_numbers={true|false}

The parameter is used in the following cases:

 With the backup disk (p. 19), recover disk (p. 20), create asz (p. 55), resize asz (p. 55),

and delete asz (p. 57) commands. With these commands, the parameter applies to the

volumes specified in the --volume (p. 84) parameter value.

 With the list content (p. 45) command if the --content_type parameter value is volume

or with the list disks (p. 18) command. With these commands, the parameter applies to

numbers of the output volumes.

If the value is true or if the parameter is not specified, the volume numbers are adjusted for the

MBR partition table. This means that primary volumes have numbers 1-1, 1-2, 1-3, 1-4; logical

volume numbers start with 1-5.

If the parameter value is false, consecutive volume numbering must be used.

Example

If the disk has one primary and two logical partitions, their numbers can appear as follows:

--volume=1-1,1-5,1-6

--oss_numbers=false --volume=1-1,1-2,1-3

3.12.10 output

--output={formatted|raw}

Output mode. Applicable values are:

 formatted (by default)

Outputs human-readable formatted table. The maximum width of a table column is 20

characters. The text is left aligned. Table headers and header separators are shown.

 raw