Rmexch deletebackup, Rmexch display, Rmexch deletebackup rmexch display – HP 3PAR Application Software Suite for Microsoft Exchange User Manual

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RMExch deletebackup

SYNTAX

(for Exchange 2010) RMExch deletebackup -mdb <mailbox_DB_name> -t
<backuptimestamp> [-domain <DomainName>]

(for Exchange 2007) RMExch deletebackup -s <ExchangeServer> -g <storagegroup>

-t <backuptimestamp> [-domain <DomainName>]

DESCRIPTION

The RMExch deletebackup command removes a backup entry in the backup repository. It will
not communicate to the backup software to delete the actual backup.

PARAMETERS

The following options are supported:

(for Exchange 2010) -mdb <mailbox_DB_name> - The name of the mailbox
database/storage group to delete.

(for Exchange 2007) -s <ExchangeServer> - The name of the exchange server for which
the storage group belongs.

(for Exchange 2007) -g <StorageGroup> - The name of the storage group of the virtual
copy that was backed up to belongs.

-t <BackupTimestamp>

- The timestamp to delete.

-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.

Example

(for Exchange 2010) The following command will delete a backup with the timestamp
020405162103

RMExch deletebackup -mdb mb2 -t 020405162103

(for Exchange 2007) The following command will delete a backup with the timestamp
020405162103

RMExch deletebackup -s bottlenosed -g sg2 -t 020405162103

RMExch display

SYNTAX

(for Exchange 2010) RMExch display <-mdb MailboxDatabase> [-domain
DomainName] [-h WindowsHost] [-inserv StorageSystemId][-t timestamp]

[-exp] [-retain]

(for Exchange 2007) RMExch display <-s Exchangeserver> <-g storagegroup>
[-h WindowsHost][-t timestamp] [-inserv StorageSystemId] [-exp] [-retain]

[-domain <DomainName>]

DESCRIPTION

The RMExch display command displays all virtual copies in the repository.

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