HP Software File Migration Agent Installation and Administration Guide (September 2009)

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Example
FMACLI arc
Lists the archives. Output of the archive command is as follows:
Id—The unique, internal reference number for the archive, which is generated automatically and
cannot be modified.
Status—The status of the archive (currently not used).
State—Whether the archive is online or offline.
Archive type—Type of Remote Storage Adapter (RSA-FTP for Linux archives, RSA-CIFS for
Windows archives, RSA_IAP for IAP archives).
pI—The order in which FMA recalls files from this archive. The range is 0-100. and the default is
100. If a file is stored on multiple archives, FMA attempts to recall it from the archive with the
smallest index number first.
Name—The name of the archive, which identifies this archive for migration and recall operations.
Location—Path of primary and secondary archives.
Description—A description of the FMA archive.
Here is an example:
Id Status State Archive type pI Name Location Description
---- ------ ------ ------------ --- ------- ------------------- -------------
0001 OK online RSA-IAP 100 IAP-1 P.: 192.168.40.163,
S.: "HP IAP #12"
0002 OK online RSA-FTP 100 FTP-1 P.: 192.168.100.8:21,
S.: :21 "FTP Archive"
0003 OK online RSA-CIFS 100 CIFS-1 P.: \\w2003r2vm-arch1\Arch1-2,
S.: "CIFS
Archive"