HP 3PAR Application Software Suite for Microsoft Exchange - Manual (Page 89)

Examples
(For Exchange 2010/ Exchange 2013) The following commands will release the lock at the
Exchange server.
HpRmCli Exch reset -s bottlenosed -opt lock
(For Exchange 2010/ Exchange 2013) The following command will reset the existing mount status
to available.
HpRmCli Exch reset -mdb mydb1 -t 050106113456 -opt status
(For Exchange 2007) The following commands will reset the existing mount status to available.
HpRmCli Exch reset -s bottlenosed -g sg2 -t 050106113456 -opt status
HpRmCli Exch reset -s bottlenosed -g "First storage group" -t
050106113456 -opt status
HpRmCli Exch restore
The restore operation is now automated but is not applicable to Single Copy Cluster and LCR
Passive restore. For more information about specific restoration operations, see
“Process of
Restoration for Specific Microsoft Exchange Configurations” (page 138) .
SYNTAX
For MEDIA RESTORES
(For Exchange 2010/ Exchange 2013)
HpRmCli Exch restore -mdb -t [-vs
] [-a ] [-src ]
[-domain domain name] [-noemail]
(For Exchange 2007)
HpRmCli Exch restore <-s ExchangeServer> <-g storagegroup> <-t timestamp>
<-nbu|-dp|-be> [-a altLocation] [-src OrignalClientWithBackups] [-domain
domain name] [-noemail]
For FILECOPY and VOLUME RESTORES
(For Exchange 2010/ Exchange 2013)
HpRmCli Exch restore <-mdb mailbox database> <-t timestamp> <-filecopy
| -promote > [-domain DomainName][-level ] [-ActivateCopy
] [ -logfiles Location of the additional exchange log files
to pick ] [-noemail]
(For Exchange 2007)
HpRmCli Exch restore <-s ExchangeServer> <-g storagegroup> <-t timestamp>
< -filecopy | -promote > [-domain domain name][ -logfiles Location of
the additional exchange log files to pick]
DESCRIPTION
The HpRmCli Exch restore command can perform one of three functions. It can restore a
previously backed-up virtual copy from media, perform a file copy restore from a mounted virtual
copy, or perform a volume restore from an unmounted virtual copy.
Media backups can be restored to their original location, the volumes or directory locations of the
virtual copies that were backed up, not the original exchange data locations. Alternatively, an
alternate location can be specified.
File copy restore copies the virtual copy's files to the original database location and overwrite the
current database files. The virtual copy to use for the restore must be mounted to the production
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