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acrocmd backup disk --volume=DYN1 --loc=\\srv1\backups

--credentials=netuser1,pass1 --arc=dyn1_arc

For more information about selecting logical volumes in Linux, see Selecting logical volumes and

MD devices for backup (p. 139)

 Backing up all dynamic volumes in Windows or all logical volumes in Linux. The backup will be

saved to an FTP server.

acrocmd backup disk --volume=DYN --loc=ftp://srv1/backups

--credentials=ftpuser1,pass1 --arc=alldyn_arc

 Backing up a machine to a network shared folder. If the backup succeeds, logs of VSS-aware

applications (except for Microsoft SQL Server) will be truncated after the backup.

acrocmd backup disk --loc=\\srv1\backups --credentials=netuser1,pass1

--arc=my_apps --vss_full_backup

Single-pass disk and application backup

 Creating a single-pass backup of the local machine. The backup will be saved to a network shared

folder. Since neither the --vss_full_backup (p. 98) parameter nor the

--mssql_truncate_logs (p. 91) parameter is specified, logs of VSS-aware applications will

not be truncated. If the software fails to collect the application metadata, the backup will

continue.

acrocmd backup disk --application_aware --loc=\\srv1\backups

--credentials=netuser1,pass1 --arc=machine1_app --ignore_app_errors

The user who runs the command must be a member of the sysadmin role on each of the

instances installed on the machine.

 Creating a single-pass backup of a remote machine. The backup will be saved to a vault on a

storage node. Microsoft SQL Server logs will be truncated after each backup. Logs of other

VSS-aware applications will not be truncated. If the software fails to collect the metadata of any

application, the backup will fail because the --ignore_app_errors (p. 90) parameter is not

specified.

acrocmd backup disk --host=192.168.1.2 --credentials=user1,pass1

--application_aware --loc=bsp://storage_node1/my_vault --arc=my_archive_app

--mssql_truncate_logs

The user whose credentials are specified after the --host parameter must be a member of the

sysadmin role on each of the instances installed on the machine. If there is no such user, you

may access the machine through the management server:

acrocmd backup disk --host=srv1 --credentials="srv1\AMS user",pass --service=ams

--address=192.168.1.2 --application_aware --loc=bsp://storage_node1/my_vault

--arc=my_archive_app --mssql_truncate_logs

In this case, the command will be executed under the account of the agent service running on

the machine.

Recovering disks and volumes (p. 20)

Recovering disks

 Recovering a machine from the latest backup of an archive residing on a network share. Since

neither the --disk (p. 83) nor the --volume (p. 84) parameter is specified, the command will

recover all of the backed-up disks. Since neither the --target_disk (p. 106) nor the

--target_volume (p. 107) parameter is specified, the software will automatically map the

disks to the target machine's disks. If you run the command in the operating system, a reboot

prompt will be displayed.