HP 3PAR Application Software Suite for Microsoft Exchange - Manual (Page 69)

PARAMETERS
The following options are supported:
•
-domainhost <DomainHost> - The fully qualified domain name (FQDN) of the domain
host you are modifying.
•
-u <domain\username> - The username that has access to the Active Directory controller.
•
-p <password> - The password for the username.
NOTE: Use quotes ("") for names that include spaces.
Example
The following command changes the credentials stored for the domain controller kings.
RMExch ModifyDomain -domainhost kings.kingsmain.main.com -u
kingsmain\admin -p adminpwd
RMExch mount
SYNTAX
(For Exchange 2010) RMExch mount -mdb <mailbox_DB_name> -t <Timestamp> -h
<Hostname> [-mp “MountPoint”] | [-domain <DomainName>]
(For Exchange 2007) RMExch mount -s <ExchangeServer> -g <StorageGroup> -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:
•
(For Exchange 2010) -mdb <mailbox_DB_name> - The name of the mailbox database to
mount.
•
(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 for which the
virtual copy timestamp belongs.
•
-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.
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