Dell Acceleration Appliances for Databases - Manual (Page 151)

Back up to a
Windows/CIFS share
with a generated
filename.
backup --output-share
domain/user@host/shareName
Saves to a Windows share; you
will almost always need to
provide the domain. You will be
prompted for a password.
Back up to a
Windows/CIFS share,
using a specific
filename.
backup --output-share
domain/user@host/shareName/filename.xml
You will be prompted for a
password.
Back up to a
Windows/CIFS share,
providing a password.
backup --output-share
domain/user:password@host/shareName
A generated filename will be
used.
Back up to a specific file.
backup --output-file my_config.xml
Backs up to my_config.xml in
the user's home directory. When
logged in as admin, this will be
/home/admin.
Back up to the USB
drive.
backup --output-usb
If a USB drive is plugged in to
the ION appliance, this will write
the configuration to the USB
drive with a generated filename.
Store a tabular list of luns
into a text file in the home
directory.
luns --output-file luns.txt -dt
Store the list of LUNs in
JSON format to a file in
the home directory.
luns --output-file luns.json -dj
Store a list of LUNs in
XML format to a file in
the home directory.
luns --output-file luns.xml -dx
Store the list of luns in
tabular text format to an
scp destination, using a
generated filename.
luns --output-scp user@host -dt
You will be prompted for a
password; see the notes on
generated filenames below.
Store the list of luns in
JSON format to a
Windows share
destination, using a
generated filename.
luns --output-share
domain/user@host/shareName -dj
You will be prompted for a
password; see the notes on
generated filenames below.
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