Acopia Adaptive Resource Switch, Cli Maintenance Manual

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Backing Up a Volume’s Files
Restoring Files
2-8 CLI Maintenance Guide
[OK DE NC] [ ] /stats/in_home:2005
[OK FE NC] [ 249,856] /stats/in_home:2005/age:11-21yrs.csv
[OK FE NC] [ 162,816] /stats/in_home:2005/age:<10yrs.csv
[OK FE NC] [ 216,064] /stats/in_home:2005/age:>21yrs.csv
[OK FE ] [ 6,365] /stats/carrierCrossCheck.html
[OK FE NC] [ 305,152] /stats/PieChart.ppt
**** Total Found Items: 14
**** Total Transferred Items: 14
**** Total Failures: 0
**** Total Bytes Restored: 1,694,056
**** Total processed: 14
**** Elapsed time: 00:00:02
**** Restore Data Report: DONE at Thu Jan 19 05:35:32 2006 ****
bstnA6k#
...
Running the Restore from a Remote Host
From any remote host that supports the Secure SHell (SSH) protocol, you can run the
restore data
command and see the report. Use the following syntax with ssh :
ssh admin-user @ mip “ restore data... ”
where
admin-user is the username for a valid administrative account at the ARX
(use
show users
to list all of them, as shown in “Listing All Administrative
Users” on page 2-14 of the CLI Network-Management Guide ),
mip is a management-IP address for the ARX (use
show interface mgmt
to
show the out-of-band management interface, or
show interface vlan
to show
all in-band management interfaces), and
restore data... is the full
restore data
command, described above. Surround
this with quotation marks (““).
The output of the CLI command appears in the local shell. This also works with all
show
commands.
For example, the following command sequence re-runs the above
restore data
command from a remote machine, “mgmt17.”