HP StorageWorks Storage Mirroring user's guide (T2558-96073, February 2008)

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Running Server Recovery Option from a command line
You can initiate recoveries without using the Recovery Manager GUI. The same executable that launches the GUI can be used
from a command prompt with options. The command line execution opens the GUI, passes through specified parameters, and
initiates specified processes. You may want to use this alternate execution if you have different configuration files that you
want to execute or if you have multiple recoveries. The Recovery Manager command can be initiated one at a time from a
command prompt, or it can be scripted.
The Recovery Manager executable is located in the Storage Mirroring installation directory.
Command RecoveryManager
Description Initiates the Recovery Manager GUI, passes through specified parameters, and initiates specified
processes
Syntax
RECOVERYMANAGER /IMAGESERVER server_name /RECOVERYSERVER server_name
/IMAGE image_name /USERNAME username /PASSWORD password /VALIDATE /FIXALL
/RECOVER /LOGLEVEL number /CONFIG filename
Options  IMAGESERVER server_name—Name of the target image server that contains the image from your
source
 RECOVERYSERVER server_name—Name of the recovery server which is the replacement server
that will replace the original source
 IMAGE image_name—Name of the image that corresponds with the source server
 USERNAME username—Name of a user who is a member of the Storage Mirroring Admin
security group
 PASSWORD password—Password associated with the specified user
 VALIDATE—Validates the configuration of the recovery server to make sure it is suitable for the
image of the original source
 FIXALL—Automatically attempts to fix errors, if possible
 RECOVER—Initiates the recovery process. This option cannot be used independently. It must be
used with the /validate option
 LOGLEVEL number—Specifies the level of detailed logged based on the following numbers.
 2—Informational messages are logged
 3—Informational and error messages are logged
 4—Informational, error, and exception messages are logged
 5—Informational, error, exception, and debug messages are logged. This is the default setting.
 6—Informational, error, exception, debug, and internal coding messages are logged
 CONFIG filename—Name of the file that contains the recovery options. If no file is specified, the
RMDefaults.xml file will be used.
Examples
 recoverymanager /imageserver beta /recoveryserver gamma /image alpha
/validate
 recoverymanager /imageserver beta /recoveryserver gamma /image alpha
/validate /recover /config RMSettings.xml
Notes  If you do not specify any options with this command, the Recovery Manager GUI will open. The
fields will be blank and no processing will occur.