Data Domain DD400 Series, User Manual

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ndmp put partial myfile /backup/lv10 filer1:
/vol/0/rest/myfile
.
Some filers require that < subdir > be relative to the path used during
the
ndmp get
that created the backup. The filer may report a
successful restore even when one or more files failed restoration.
For details, always review the LOG messages sent by the filer.
reset filers
Remove all filer passwords stored on the restorer and write zeroes to
the memory that held the passwords.
show filers
Display all filers configured on the restorer.
status
Display the status of current NDMP processes on the restorer. The
operation labels each process with an identification number.
stop Stop an NDMP process on the restorer. The < id-number > is the number
shown for the process in the status display. A stopped process is
cancelled. To restart, begin the process again with the get or put
operations.
stop all
Stop all NDMP processes on a restorer.
test
Verify the authentication token for a filer.
EXAMPLES
The following command goes to a filer named toaster5 and returns all data
under the directory
/vol/vol0
. The data goes to a file located at
/backup/toaster5/week0
on the restorer.
ndmp get toaster5:/vol/vol0 /backup/toaster5/week0
The following incremental backup backs up changes since the last full
backup:
ndmp get incremental 1 toaster5:/vol/vol0 \
/backup/toaster5/week0.day1
24 March, 2005