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status:[n]
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Status output is repeated every <n> seconds, with a range
of 1 - 86400. Press Q to stop the output from running.
ramcmd /status:[n]
When you use the /status switch without a time value, the Remote
Agent status appears in the command window and then the applet
exits.
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/publish:[on | off | add | remove | interval][/ms:<media
server>] [/t:<x>]
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Use the following parameters with the /publish
switch:
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No parameter specified- Displays the publishing status and then
exits.
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[on] - Turns publishing on. Lets the Remote Agent send
information about itself, such as its version and IP address.
-
[off] - Turns publishing off.
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[add], [remove] - Used with /ms. You can use this parameter to
add or remove media servers from the Remote Agent's publish
list.
-
[interval] - Used with /t. Specifies the time interval that the
Remote Agent sends information about itself to the media
server.
You can set the time interval in minutes using the
/t:[<x>] parameter.
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Note:
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The [interval] switch must be used with the
/t: switch. Using [interval] alone on the command line is not
supported.
ramcmd /publish:[on|off|add|remove|interval] [/ms<media
server>][/t:<x>]
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/oracle: [new | edit | delete]
/in:[<instance name>]
/ms:[<media server | address>]
/jt:[<job template>]
/user:[<username>]/password:[<password> | * ]
/rc: [yes | no]
/tns:[<TNS name>]
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Use the following parameters with the /oracle
switch:
-
No parameter specified- Displays the existing Oracle instances
and then exits.
-
[new], [edit], [delete] - Used with switch /in.
-
/in:[<instance name>] - Used to add, edit, and delete
Oracle instance names from the Oracle instance list.
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/ms:[<media server name | address>] - Sets the media
server name or its IP address.
-
/jt:[<job template>] - Sets a Backup Exec job
template.
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/user:[<username>] - Sets a username.
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/password:[<password> | *] - Sets a password to be used
with /user:[<username>]. If you omit the password, or you use
an asterisk [*], you do not need to enter the password on the
command line. After the command runs, a prompt appears asking you
for a password.
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/rc:[yes | no] - Turns the Use recover catalog setting on or
off. If /rc appears without a parameter, then the current status
for that instance is displayed.
-
/tns:[TNS name] - Sets the TNS name alias of an available Oracle
database and the server it resides on in the Oracle TNSNAMES
file.
ramcmd.exe /oracle:edit /in:<instance name>
/rc:[yes|no][/tns:<TNS
name>][/user:<username>][/password:password|*]
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/db2: [new | edit | delete]
/in:[<instance name>]
/ms:[<media server | address>]
/jt:[<job template>]/user:[<username>]
/password:[<password> | * ]
/al:<archive log template>
/tns:[<TNS name>]
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Use the following parameters with the /db2
switch:
-
No parameter specified- Displays the existing DB2 instances and
then exits.
-
[new], [edit], [delete] - Used with switch /in.
-
/in:[<instance name>] - Used to add, edit, and delete DB2
instance names from the DB2 instance list.
-
/ms:[<media server name | address>] - Sets the media
server name or its IP address.
-
/jt:[<job template>] - Sets a Backup Exec job
template.
-
/user:[<username>] - Sets a username.
-
/password:[<password> | *] - Sets a password to be used
with /user:[<username>]. If you omit the password, or you use
an asterisk [*], you do not need to enter the password on the
command line. After the command runs, a prompt appears asking you
for a password.
-
/al:<archive log template>- Sets the archive log template
name to <archive log template>.
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/tns:[TNS name] - Sets the TNS name alias of an available Oracle
database and the server it resides on in the Oracle TNSNAMES
file.
ramcmd .exe /db2:new /in:<instance name> /ms:<media
server|address> [/jt:<job template>] [/al:<archive log
template>] /user:<username>
[/password:<password>|*]
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/auth:[on | off] [/user:<username>]
[/password:<password> | *]
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Enables or disables media server authentication
for Oracle and DB2 operations.
-
/auth:on - Turns the state on. Requires /user parameter.
-
/auth:off - Turns the state off. Requires /user parameter.
-
/user:<username> - Sets a username.
-
/password:<password> - Sets a password to be used with
/user:<username>. If you enter an asterisk for the password
or omit the password, you are prompted for the password.
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/full: [on | off]
[/ms:<name | address>]
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Turns on or off the use of the full computer name
or the IP address for operations between the remote computer and
the media server. (Oracle and DB2 operations only)
-
/full - Displays the current settings.
-
/full:on - Turns the state on. Requires /ms:<name |
address> parameter.
-
/full:off - Turns the state off. Requires /ms:<name |
address> parameter.
-
/ms:<name | address> - Sets the media server name or IP
address to <media server> or <address>.
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/port:[<port>]
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Displays or sets a custom port that is used to
connect to the media server during Oracle and DB2 operations.
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/port - Displays the current port number. If the port is the
default port, displays "(default)".
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/port:<port> - Sets the port number to <port>. To
change the port to the default port number, type [/port:0].
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/log_path:[<log path>]
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Displays or sets a custom path for debug logs.
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/log_path - Displays the log directory path and then exits.
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/log_path:<"logs path"> - Creates the directory <"logs
path">. If the path has a space in the name, enclose the path in
quotes. For example, "C:\Program files\LogsFolder".
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