Rmexch mount, Syntax, Description – HP 3PAR Application Software Suite for Microsoft Exchange Licenses User Manual

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RMExch mount

SYNTAX

RMExch mount -mdb <mailbox_DB_name> -t <Timestamp> -h <Hostname> [-mp

“MountPoint”] | [-domain <DomainName>]

DESCRIPTION

The RMExch mount command mounts a virtual copy created by the RMExch create command.
When using the RMExch mount command to mount a virtual copy, the program will check to
see if the virtual copy is already mounted to a host machine. The virtual copy must have an
“Available” status, before it can be mounted

PARAMETERS

The following options are supported:

-mdb <mailbox_DB_name>

- The name of the mailbox database to mount.

-t <Timestamp>

- The timestamp of the virtual copy to mount.

-h <host>

- Windows host name to mount the virtual copy. The target host must have

Recovery Manager for Exchange installed.

If you are using a multiple domain configuration and the Windows host is not in the local
domain, use the -h option to specify the fully qualified domain name (FQDN) of the host’s
domain.

-mp "mountpoint"

- Optional. Enclose the mount point in quotation marks if you prefer

to mount the volume(s) elsewhere besides default directory. Full path is required. Default is to
mount to <System Drive>:\3parsnapshot.

-domain <DomainName>

- Optional. Specifies the domain to which the Exchange server

or mailbox belongs.

If this option is not specified, Recovery Manager for Exchange uses the local domain.

NOTE:

Use quotes ("") where spaces are included.

NOTE:

The <InServHost> is the host name defined in the system. Available host names defined

in the system can be listed by executing the HP 3PAR InForm CLI showhost command.

NOTE:

The -expose option was deprecated in release 3.1.1.

Examples

The following command will mount the virtual copy 020405162103 to the directory d:\Rmmount.

RMExch mount -mdb bottlenosed -t 020405162103 -h bottlenosed -mp

"d:\RMmount"

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