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acrocmd recover disk --loc=F:\ --arc=my_machine
--backup=XXXXXXXX-XXXX-XXXX-XXXX-XXXXXXXXXXXX --volume=2-2,DYN4 --target_disk=3
 Recovering a dynamic (logical) volume from a backup to a dynamic (logical) volume.
acrocmd recover disk --loc=ftp://srv1/backups --credentials=ftpuser1,pass1
--arc=alldyn_arc --backup=XXXXXXXX-XXXX-XXXX-XXXX-XXXXXXXXXXXX --volume=DYN3
--target_volume=DYN4
 Recovering a volume to the unallocated space of a disk group. The resulting volume will be
dynamic.
In the following example, the type of the resulting volume will be simple because a basic volume
was backed up.
acrocmd recover disk --loc=F:\ --arc=my_machine --volume=2-3
--target_volume=UNALLOCATED-DYN
In the following example, the type of the resulting volume will be inherited from the backed-up
volume because a dynamic volume was backed up.
acrocmd recover disk --loc=ftp://srv1/backups --credentials=ftpuser1,pass1
--arc=alldyn_arc --volume=DYN3 --target_volume=UNALLOCATED-DYN
Recovering MBR (p. 22)
 Recovering an MBR of hard disk 1 from the latest backup of an archive located in Acronis Secure
Zone to the same hard disk 1.
acrocmd recover mbr --loc=atis:///asz --arc=my_archive --disk=1 --target_disk=1
Recovering logical volume structure (p. 23)
 Creating the same logical volume structure on the local machine as in the latest backup of an
archive. The machine must be booted with Linux-based bootable media.
acrocmd recover lvm_structure --loc=\\bkpsrv\backups --credentials=netuser1,pass1
--arc=my_archive
4.1.2 Files
Backing up files and folders (p. 24)
 Backing up a file. The backup will be saved to a local folder.
acrocmd backup file --include=C:\documents\my_thesis.doc
--loc=E:\backups\my_thesis --arc=my_thesis
 Creating a backup of network shared folders. The backup will be saved to a local folder. The
archive will be protected by a password and encrypted.
acrocmd backup file --include=\\srv1\folder1 \\srv2\folder2 --password=123
--encryption=aes256 --loc=D:\backups --arc=my_archive
 Creating a backup of a local folder. The backup will be saved to a vault on a storage node. The
disk snapshot must be taken. If taking a snapshot is not possible, the backup will fail.
acrocmd backup file --include=D:\documents --snapshot=always
--loc=bsp://storage_node1/my_vault --arc=my_archive
 Backing up the user home directory in Linux. The backup will be saved to a SAMBA share.
acrocmd backup file --include=/home/anna --loc=\\bkpsrv\backups\anna
--credentials=netuser1,pass1 --arc=home_dir
 Creating a backup of a local folder. The backup will be placed to an online storage, with
encryption enabled.