Acronis true image echo Manual
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trueimagecmd /explore
/filename:\\myserver\backup\mybackup.tib /net_user:john
/net_password:qwerty
/filename:\\myserver\backup\mybackup.tib /net_user:john
/net_password:qwerty
This will connect all images, stored in file mybackup.tib on the network drive, as virtual
drives.
drives.
16.1.5 ICompGS.exe tool: adding machines to the group server out of a
*.txt file
*.txt file
Syntax:
ICompGS.exe /filename <path to the file>
The names of the machines in the file can be separated by commas, semicolons or
carriage returns as follows:
Name_of_machine1, Name_of_machine2, … , Name_of_machineN
or: Name_of_machine1; Name_of_machine2; … ; Name_of_machineN
or: Name_of_machine1
Name_of_machine2
…
Name_of_machineN
The ICompGS.exe command has to be executed at the same machine where the group
server is located, but the named *.txt file can be placed anywhere as long as the
ICompGS.exe has access to it.
carriage returns as follows:
Name_of_machine1, Name_of_machine2, … , Name_of_machineN
or: Name_of_machine1; Name_of_machine2; … ; Name_of_machineN
or: Name_of_machine1
Name_of_machine2
…
Name_of_machineN
The ICompGS.exe command has to be executed at the same machine where the group
server is located, but the named *.txt file can be placed anywhere as long as the
ICompGS.exe has access to it.
16.1.6 Ebasrvdb.exe tool: generate an XML file with the backup
mapping details
mapping details
Syntax:
EBaSrvDB.exe /filename:<path to the XML file>
The purpose of this tool is to provide a way to understand the mapping between a
specific backup done on a specific computer at a specific time and the name of the file
stored on the backup server. While this information can be useful in case of disaster
recovery, it should not be used to manipulate directly the file stored on the backup server.
Doing so may lead to inconsistencies in the backup server management and result in
turning the archives unusable through backup server or even directly.
The EBaSrvDB.exe tool has to be executed on the same machine where the Backup
Server resides. The generated XML file can be located anywhere as long as the
EBaSrvDB.exe tool has the write access to it.
If a file with the same name already exists at the target location, it will be overwritten
without any warnings.
specific backup done on a specific computer at a specific time and the name of the file
stored on the backup server. While this information can be useful in case of disaster
recovery, it should not be used to manipulate directly the file stored on the backup server.
Doing so may lead to inconsistencies in the backup server management and result in
turning the archives unusable through backup server or even directly.
The EBaSrvDB.exe tool has to be executed on the same machine where the Backup
Server resides. The generated XML file can be located anywhere as long as the
EBaSrvDB.exe tool has the write access to it.
If a file with the same name already exists at the target location, it will be overwritten
without any warnings.
16.1.7 Tdbrepair.exe tool: rescan tapes and add information to Acronis
tape database
tape database
Syntax:
tdbrepair.exe /