Users Guide

all
● Used with: delete subcommand
● Specify the -all parameter to delete all Smart Copies for the specified target (collection, volume, or component). This
option will have no effect if the -document or ‑objectid parameter is specified.
applylogs
● Used with: restore subcommand
● Specify the ‑applylogs parameter to apply SQL Server logs when restoring SQL Server volumes. This option is ignored for
non‑SQL Server Smart Copies.
backupType=
● Used with: smart subcommand
● Specify the type of backup method to use when creating the Smart Copy. In the current release, you can specify a value of
either copy or full. The default value is copy.
category=
● Used with: alert subcommand
● Specify the category of alerts you would like to view. If you omit this parameter, a list of all the alerts will be displayed. You
can specify "C" or "Critical" for the critical alerts, "W" or "Warning" for the warning alerts, and "I" or
"Informational" for the informational alerts.
chapUser= name
● Used with: configureCHAP subcommand
● Designates the user-name that identifies a valid CHAP user.
checksum
● Used with: smart and verify subcommands
● Specify ‑checksum to perform Checksum Verification on a Smart Copy. You can use this command only when making
copies of Exchange objects.
● You can specify the ‑checksum subcommand together with the ‑recovery subcommand option to do both operations
simultaneously. If you do not specify either the ‑smart or ‑verify subcommands, the ‑checksum parameter is d.
● Optionally specify ‑offpeak to schedule Checksum Verification during the offpeak Global Verification times. See
Verification Settings.
cloneandverify
● Used with: smart subcommand
● Specify ‑cloneandverify to perform checksum verification on a temporary Exchange replica clone to not pause
replication. This action also sets the ‑recovery flag.
collection= collection_name
● Used with: smart, verify, mount, properties, unmount, restore, createcollection, modifycollection,
deletecollection subcommands
● Specify the ‑collection= parameter with a collection name as an alternative to specifying an ‑objectID=.
● You can obtain the collection name from the ASM/ME GUI Collections node by browsing an individual collection’s
properties.
Alternatively, use the following command to display of all collection names:
> ASMCLI ‑list ‑collections ‑showobjectid
● The ‑collection= parameter and the ‑objectID= parameter are mutually exclusive and the command parser processes
the first valid parameter, ignoring any subsequent parameters.
Using the Command Line Interface
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