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RMExch reset
SYNTAX
To reset the Recovery Manager for Exchange locking on remote Windows host:
RMExch reset -s <ExchangeServer> -opt lock
(For Exchange 2010) To reset the mount status of a particular timestamp record:
RMExch reset -s <ExchangeServer -mdb <mailbox_DB_name> -t <timestamp>
-opt status
(For Exchange 2007) To reset the mount status of a particular timestamp record:
RMExch reset <-s exchange server> <-g storage group> <-t timestamp>
<-opt status>
DESCRIPTION
The RMExch reset command resets a virtual copy mounting status in the repository record and
internal process locking status on any designated Recovery Manager for Exchange installed system
with only the status option being supported. Executing this command with the status option
will force the removal of currently exposed VLUNs and set the mounting status to "Available".
PARAMETERS
The following options are supported:
•
-s <ExchangeServer> - The name of the Exchange server. If the server is in another
domain, specify the FQDN.
•
(For Exchange 2010) -mdb <mailbox_DB_name> - The name of the mailbox database.
•
(For Exchange 2007) -s <ExchangeServer> - The name of the exchange server to which
the storage group belongs. If the host is in another domain, specify the FQDN.
•
(For Exchange 2007) -g <StorageGroup> - The name of the storage group to which the
virtual copy timestamp belongs.
•
–t <Timestamp> - Optional - The timestamp of the virtual copy. Requires the -opt status
option.
•
-opt <Option> - Specifies whether to reset the locking or mounting status. Currently
supported options are lock and status. The lock option is only used to unlock Recovery
Manager for Exchange from previous virtual copy creation failure caused by unexpected
termination.
NOTE: Reset status of a specific timestamp will force the removal of currently exposed VLUNs.
NOTE: Use quotes ("") for names that include spaces.
NOTE: When Recovery Manager for Exchange is processing user requests, it will activate an
internal locking mechanism. Any incoming request will get “Server <system name> has a Recovery
Manager command running already” message. Wait until it finishes before continuing. However,
in the case of unexpected termination, the locking status may not get deactivated properly. Use
this command to release the lock for the operation to go back to normal status.
Examples
(For Exchange 2010) The following commands will release the lock at the Exchange server.
RMExch reset -s bottlenosed -opt lock
(For Exchange 2010) The following command will reset the existing mount status to available.
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