HP 3PAR Recovery Manager Software for VMware vSphere Licenses - Manual (Page 76)

NOTE: Use quotes ("") where spaces are included.
NOTE: If the restore is directed to the original location, ensure the original location is still valid.
NOTE: Symantec NetBackup software is case sensitive. Make sure all information entered
pertaining to the policy is with the exact case.
NOTE: Make sure the Symantec NetBackup software's bin directory is in the system search path
for this command to run.
NOTE: When a volume promote is executed on a passive node in a CCR setup, the RMExch
restore command usage will be displayed if the CCR nodes are managed by single backup
server. Otherwise, a proper error message is displayed.
Example
The following command will perform a restore of a virtual copy 020405162103 from Netbackup
media to drive J:\.
RMExch restore -s bottlenosed -g sg2 -t 020405162103 -p test -m
bottlenosed -a J:\
Parameters
For FILECOPY and VOLUME RESTORES
The following options are supported:
-s <ExchangeServer> - The name of the Exchange server for which the storage group belongs.
-g <storagegroup> - The name of the storage group for which the timestamp belongs.
-t <Timestamp> - The timestamp of the virtual copy to restore.
<-filecopy | -promote> - Specify whether to perform a file copy restore or a volume promote
restore.
-noemail - Optional - Do not send an email notification even if configured for this operation.
-domain <DomainName> - Optional. Specifies the domain to which the Exchange server or
storage group belongs. If this option is not specified, Recovery Manager uses the local domain.
NOTE: Use quotes ("") where spaces are included.
EXAMPLES
The following command will perform a restore of a virtual copy with the timestamp 020405162103
to original database location:
RMExch restore -s bottlenosed -g sg2 -t 020405162103 -filecopy
The following command will perform a volume restore of an unmounted virtual copy with the
timestamp 020405162103 to the original database volumes:
RMExch restore -s bottlenosed -g sg2 -t 020405162103 -promote
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