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Table Of Contents
- Command-line mode and scripting in Windows
- Agent for Windows command-line utility
- Supported commands
- Common options
- Specific options
- create
- filebackup
- deploy
- deploy_mbr
- filerestore
- verify
- consolidate
- export
- convert
- list
- explore
- unplug
- asz_create
- asz_delete
- clone
- trueimagecmd.exe usage examples
- Image disks and partitions
- Restore disks and partitions
- Back up files
- Restore files
- Consolidate backups
- Export backups
- Convert an image to virtual disk
- List
- Check for assigned licenses
- Acronis Secure Zone: managing backups by archive numbers
- Acronis Secure Zone: managing backups by file names
- Acronis Secure Zone: deleting backups
- Clone
- Explore image
- Storage node command-line utility
- Scripting
- Agent for Windows command-line utility
- Console mode in Linux
- Backup, restore and other operations (trueimagecmd)
- Automatic image creation using cron service
- Restoring files with trueimagemnt
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1.2.2 Options
This section lists the options used by the StorageNodeCmd command-line utility.
1.2.2.1 arc and arc_id
The arc option specifies the name of the archive—for example: /arc:"My Archive"
If the vault contains more than one archive with this name, the utility uses the first such archive it
finds—not necessarily the oldest or newest one. When there are several archives with the same
name, consider using the arc_id option instead.
The arc_id option specifies the Universally Unique Identifier (UUID) of the archive—for example:
/arc_id:183DE307-BC97-45CE-9AF7-60945A568BE8
To view the UUIDs of the archives stored in a managed vault, use the list command—for example:
StorageNodeCmd /list /vault:"bsp://My Storage Node/MyVault"
Specify only one of these options. If both are specified, the arc_id option is used.
1.2.2.2 credentials
Specifies the user name and password to access the location (a managed vault or a folder) whose
name is given by the vault option—for example: /credentials:"MyDomain\User A":"My
PassWd123"
1.2.2.3 include_pits
For the archive whose name is given by the arc or arc_id option, specifies the list of backups
(sometimes called pits) that you want to export—for example: /include_pits:0,4,5
The number 0 identifies the newest backup in the archive.
Use commas to separate the backup numbers. To view the list of backup numbers for an archive, use
the list command—for example:
StorageNodeCmd /list /arc:"My Archive" /vault:"bsp://My Node/My Vault"
Without this option, the utility exports the entire archive.
For details on how backups are exported, see the "Exporting archives and backups" section in the
User's Guide.
1.2.2.4 log
Specifies the name of the file where to save the log of the current operation—for example:
/log:"\\Server\Share\Exporting Log.txt"
If you want to create the file on a network share, use the log_net_user and log_net_password
options to specify access credentials to it.
Without the log option, the log is not created.