Книга: Windows Server 2012 R2 Storage, Security, & Networking Pocket Consultant
Using recovery management commands
Using recovery management commands
You can recover your computers and data by using the following commands and command-line syntaxes:
? START RECOVERY Initiates a recovery of volumes, applications, or files by using the specified parameters:
wbadmin start recovery -version: VersionIdentifier
—items: VolumesToRecover | AppsToRecover | FilesOrFoldersToRecover
—itemType:{volume | app | file}
[-backupTarget:{VolumeHostingBackup | NetworkShareHostingBackup}]
[-machine: BackupMachineName]
[-recoveryTarget: TargetVolumeForRecovery | TargetPathForRecovery]
[-recursive]
[-overwrite:{Overwrite | CreateCopy | skip}]
[-notRestoreAcl]
[-skipBadClusterCheck]
[-noRollForward]
[-quiet]
? START SYSTEMSTATEBACKUP Starts a system state backup by using the
options specified:
wbadmin start systemstateBackup -backupTarget:{VolumeName}
[-quiet]
? START SYSTEMSTATERECOVERY Starts a system state recovery by using the specified parameters:
wbadmin start systemstateRecovery -version: VersionIdentifier
— showSummary
[-backupTarget:{VolumeName | NetworkSharePath}]
[-machine: BackupMachineName]
[-recoveryTarget: TargetPathForRecovery]
[-authSysvol]
[-quiet]
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- Installing the Windows backup and recovery utilities
- Working with Wbadmin commands
- Using backup management commands
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