User guide

--multi_volume_snapshot={true|false} (p. 96)

--network_speed=<speed>{kb|p} (p. 117)

--post_cmd=<command> (p. 96)

--pre_cmd=<command> (p. 96)

--process_priority={low|normal|high} (p. 119)

--reboot_after (p. 120)

--retry_count=<number of attempts> (p. 116)

--retry_delay=<delay> (p. 116)

--silent_mode={on|off} (p. 120)

--split=<size> (p. 97)

--use_registry_defaults (p. 120)

--use_vss={none|auto|software_auto|software|hardware|acronis|native} (p. 98)

--vss_full_backup (p. 98)

Tape management options

--tape_eject_successful (p. 97)

--tape_full_empty (p. 97)

--tape_overwrite (p. 97)

General parameters

--log=<full path> (p. 117)

--log_format={structured|unstructured} (p. 117)

--output={formatted|raw} (p. 118)

--progress (p. 119)

{-f|--file_params}=<full local path> (p. 116)

Access to a remote machine (advanced editions only)

--host=<IP address or hostname> (p. 72)

--credentials=<user name>,<password>,encrypted (p. 115)

--address=<IP addresses or hostnames> (p. 72)

Access to a specific service within a machine (advanced editions only)

--service={mms|ams} (p. 72)

2.3.1.3 recover disk

Recovers the specified disks or volumes.

A disk is always recovered along with its MBR. When you recover a volume, the MBR is not recovered

unless you use the --mbr_disk and --target_mbr_disk parameters.

Examples (p. 121)

Parameters

What to recover

--loc=<path> (p. 78)

--credentials=<user name>,<password>,encrypted (p. 115)

--arc=<archive name> (p. 79)

--password=<password>,encrypted (p. 119)