HP StorageWorks P9000 Command View Advanced Edition Suite Software 7.0 Mainframe Agent Installation and Configuration Guide (TB581-96014, November 2010)

The value of NBU_MASTER_SERVER in the configuration definition file must be the same as the
value that was used during the backup.
The conditions for specifying a configuration definition file name are as follows:
Maximum number of characters (total length of the directory name and file name): 255 bytes
Specifiable characters: Those characters specifiable for file names in Windows
Return Values
0: Normal termination
Any value other than 0: Termination with an error
Example
In this example, the commands are used to mount the secondary volume to the D drive, and restore
the backup data identified by the backup ID 0000000002 from tape:
PROMPT> drmmount 0000000002 -mount_pt D:
PROMPT> drmmediarestore 0000000002
PROMPT> drmumount 0000000002
drmmount (Mounts a secondary volume)
Formats
To mount a secondary volume by specifying the name of a copy group :
drmmount -copy_group copy-group-name
[ -mount_pt mount-point-directory-name ]
To mount a secondary volume by specifying the name of a backup ID :
drmmount backup-ID
[ -mount_pt mount-point-directory-name ][ -force ][ -conf ]
Description
The drmmount command mounts a secondary volume, and locks the corresponding copy group. Use
this command in the following cases:
• To mount a secondary volume for backup or restoration
• To clear the system caches before a backup
• To mount the secondary volume that was unmounted after the backup or restoration
If the copy group mount definition file exists, the mount point specified in this file is used as the mount
point for the secondary volume.
When a backup ID is specified, the copy group corresponding to the specified backup ID is locked.
Since copy groups locked by the drmmount are unlocked by the drmumount command, when you
use the drmmount command to mount a secondary volume, be sure to use the drmumount command
to unmount it.
CLI Reference Guide 127