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acrocmd recover disk --loc=\\srv1\folder1 --credentials=user1,pass1
--arc=my_machine
 Recovering hard disks 1 and 2 from the latest backup of an archive to hard disks 3 and 4.
acrocmd recover disk --loc=F:\backups --arc=my_archive --disk=1,2 --target_disk=3,4
 Recovering hard disk 2 from a backup located in an NFS shared folder to hard disk 1.
acrocmd recover disk --loc=nfs://server/backups:/ --arc=my_archive
--backup=XXXXXXXX-XXXX-XXXX-XXXX-XXXXXXXXXXXX --disk=2 --target_disk=1
 Recovering two hard disks from the latest backup of an archive located on tapes. Since the
--target_disk (p. 106) parameter is not specified, the software will automatically map the
disks to the target machine's disks.
acrocmd recover disk --loc=atis:///tape?XXXXXXXX-XXXX-XXXX-XXXX-XXXXXXXXXXXX
--arc=disk_archive --disk=2,3
 Recovering hard disk 1 from the latest backup of an archive to hard disk 4.
The archive is specified by the file name of a backup that belongs to the archive
(my_machine2.tib). Please be aware that the command will apply to the latest backup rather
than to the one specified in the --arc parameter. If the archive metadata is lost, the command
will apply to the latest backup of the backup chain. (A backup chain is a full backup and all of its
dependent incremental and differential backups.)
acrocmd recover disk --loc=F:\backups --arc=my_machine2.tib --disk=1
--target_disk=4
Recovering volumes
 Recovering the second volume of the first disk from the latest backup of an archive.
Since neither the --target_disk (p. 106) nor the --target_volume (p. 107) parameter is
specified, the software will automatically map the volume to the original one. If the original
volume is not found, the software will recover to the first unallocated space of a suitable size. If
no unallocated space of a suitable size is found, the command will fail.
acrocmd recover disk --loc=/home/user1/my_backups --arc=my_machine1 --volume=1-2
 Recovering three volumes from a backup to the specified volumes.
acrocmd recover disk --loc=F:\ --arc=my_machine
--backup=XXXXXXXX-XXXX-XXXX-XXXX-XXXXXXXXXXXX --volume=1-1,1-2,2-1
--target_volume=3-1,3-3,4-1
 Recovering a volume from a backup residing in a managed vault to hard disk 2. A new volume will
be created starting from megabyte 8192. It will have the size of 6400 megabytes and the "active"
flag.
acrocmd recover disk --loc=bsp://storage_node1/my_vault --credentials=admin,pass
--arc=my_archive --backup=XXXXXXXX-XXXX-XXXX-XXXX-XXXXXXXXXXXX --volume=1-1
--target_disk=2 --start=8192 --size=6400 --type=active
 Recovering a basic volume from the latest backup of an archive to the first dynamic volume (in
Windows) or logical volume (in Linux).
acrocmd recover disk --loc=\\srv1\backups --credentials=netuser1,pass1
--arc=machine1_dyn1 --volume=2-1 --target_volume=DYN1
 Recovering a basic volume (2-2) and a dynamic (logical) volume (DYN4) onto a basic disk.
Since the --target_disk (p. 106) parameter is specified, the volumes will be recovered to the
unallocated space of that disk. The resulting volumes will be basic. If no unallocated space of a
suitable size is found, the command will fail.