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Example:

C:\ProgramData\Microsoft\Windows\Hyper-V\Virtual Machines

3.3 Access to applications

3.3.1 exchange_credentials

--exchange_credentials=<domain user name>,<password>,encrypted

Credentials to access an Exchange server. In this parameter, you must specify credentials of a domain

user. The user name has the following format: <DOMAIN>\<user name> or <user

name>@<domain>. The user must be granted the permissions sufficient for the required operation.

For detailed information about the permissions, see the "Permissions for Exchange backup and

recovery" section of the "Backing up Microsoft Exchange Server data" document.

If the third parameter value (encrypted) is specified, it means that the preceding password was

encrypted by the acronis_encrypt utility (p. 141).

In Windows Server 2008 and later, the user specified in the --exchange_credentials parameter

must differ from the user specified in the --credentials (p. 115) parameter that follows the

--host parameter.

Example

--host=exch_srv --credentials=user,pass1

--exchange_credentials=domain1\exch_user1,12345

3.3.2 instance

--instance=<instance name>

The parameter is used with the list mssql_databases (p. 37) command. The parameter defines

the instance whose databases will be listed. If not specified, the command will fail.

3.3.3 items

--items=<items>

Microsoft Exchange Server data items

For Microsoft Exchange Server data backups, this parameter specifies Exchange items to back up or

recover. For detailed information about the value format, see "Specifying Exchange data" (p. 76).

Command: backup exchange_database

In the backup exchange_database (p. 32) command, each item in the parameter value is a name

of a storage group or database.

If the parameter is not specified, the software will back up all the databases on an Exchange server.

Command: recover exchange_database

In the recover exchange_database (p. 35) command, each item in the parameter value is a name

of a storage group or database.