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;// Copyright (C) Microsoft Corporation, 1996 - 1999
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;//File Name: CliMsg.mc
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;//
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;// !!!!! NOTE !!!!! - See WsbGen.h for facility number assignments.
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;//
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;// Note: comments in the .mc file must use both ";" and "//".
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;//
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;// Status values are 32 bit values layed out as follows:
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;//
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;// 3 3 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1
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;// 1 0 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0
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;// +---+-+-------------------------+-------------------------------+
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;// |Sev|C| Facility | Code |
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;// +---+-+-------------------------+-------------------------------+
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;//
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;// where
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;//
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;// Sev - is the severity code
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;//
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;// 00 - Success
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;// 01 - Informational
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;// 10 - Warning
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;// 11 - Error
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;//
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;// C - is the Customer code flag
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;//
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;// Facility - is the facility code
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;//
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;// Code - is the facility's status code
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;//
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MessageIdTypedef=HRESULT
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SeverityNames=(
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None=0x0
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Information=0x1
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Warning=0x2
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Error=0x3
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)
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FacilityNames=(
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Cli=0x10f
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)
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;//
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;// ------------------------------- CLI MESSAGES ------------------------------
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;//
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MessageId=7000 Severity=Information Facility=Cli SymbolicName=CLI_MESSAGE_FIRST
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Language=English
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Define for first Cli message.
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.
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MessageId=+1 Severity=Error Facility=Cli SymbolicName=CLI_MESSAGE_GENERIC_ERROR
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Language=English
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Unexpected error:
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%1
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occurred during the processing of the command line.
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MessageId=+1 Severity=Error Facility=Cli SymbolicName=CLI_MESSAGE_INVALID_ARG1
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Language=English
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The parameter %1 is set to an invalid value %2. Please speficy a value larger or equal to %3.
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.
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MessageId=+1 Severity=Error Facility=Cli SymbolicName=CLI_MESSAGE_INVALID_ARG2
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Language=English
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The parameter %1 is set to an invalid value %2. Please speficy a value smaller or equal to %3.
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.
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MessageId=+1 Severity=Error Facility=Cli SymbolicName=CLI_MESSAGE_INVALID_ARG3
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Language=English
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The parameter %1 is set to an invalid value %2. Please speficy a value between %3 and %4.
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.
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MessageId=+1 Severity=Error Facility=Cli SymbolicName=CLI_MESSAGE_ERROR_SET
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Language=English
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Could not set parameter %1: %2.
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.
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MessageId=+1 Severity=Information Facility=Cli SymbolicName=CLI_MESSAGE_PARAM_DISPLAY
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Language=English
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%1: %2
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MessageId=+1 Severity=Information Facility=Cli SymbolicName=CLI_MESSAGE_PARAM_DISPLAY2
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Language=English
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%1: %2%3
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MessageId=+1 Severity=Information Facility=Cli SymbolicName=CLI_MESSAGE_VALUE_DISPLAY
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Language=English
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%1
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MessageId=+1 Severity=Information Facility=Cli SymbolicName=CLI_MESSAGE_GENERAL_PARMS
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Language=English
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%nGeneral Remote Storage parameters:
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.
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MessageId=+1 Severity=Information Facility=Cli SymbolicName=CLI_MESSAGE_MANAGEABLE_VOLS
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Language=English
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%nVolumes that may be managed by Remote Storage:
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.
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MessageId=+1 Severity=Information Facility=Cli SymbolicName=CLI_MESSAGE_MANAGED_VOLS
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Language=English
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%nVolumes that are managed by Remote Storage:
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.
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MessageId=+1 Severity=Information Facility=Cli SymbolicName=CLI_MESSAGE_MEDIAS
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Language=English
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%nMedias that are currently allocated for Remote Storage:
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.
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MessageId=+1 Severity=Warning Facility=Cli SymbolicName=CLI_MESSAGE_NO_VOLUMES
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Language=English
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No valid volumes are specified.
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.
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MessageId=+1 Severity=Warning Facility=Cli SymbolicName=CLI_MESSAGE_INVALID_VOLUME
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Language=English
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The input volume %1 is not valid for the specified operation.
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MessageId=+1 Severity=Warning Facility=Cli SymbolicName=CLI_MESSAGE_INVALID_RULE
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Language=English
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The supplied migration rule is not valid.
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MessageId=+1 Severity=Warning Facility=Cli SymbolicName=CLI_MESSAGE_RULE_NOT_FOUND
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Language=English
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The rule for path %1 and file specification %2 is not found on volume %3.
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MessageId=+1 Severity=Warning Facility=Cli SymbolicName=CLI_MESSAGE_RULE_ALREADY_EXIST
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Language=English
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The rule for path %1 and file specification %2 already exists on volume %3.
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MessageId=+1 Severity=Information Facility=Cli SymbolicName=CLI_MESSAGE_VOLUME_PARAMS
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Language=English
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%nThe following are %1 settings:
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.
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MessageId=+1 Severity=Information Facility=Cli SymbolicName=CLI_MESSAGE_RULES_LIST
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Language=English
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List of include/exclude rules for the volume:
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MessageId=+1 Severity=Information Facility=Cli SymbolicName=CLI_MESSAGE_RULE_SPEC
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Language=English
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%1:%2, %3, %4
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MessageId=+1 Severity=Warning Facility=Cli SymbolicName=CLI_MESSAGE_WAIT_FOR_CANCEL
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Language=English
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Wait option is available only while running a job.
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MessageId=+1 Severity=Information Facility=Cli SymbolicName=CLI_MESSAGE_ONLY_SET
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Language=English
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Volume %1 is already managed. Input parameters are set for the volume.
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MessageId=+1 Severity=Warning Facility=Cli SymbolicName=CLI_MESSAGE_NO_FILES
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Language=English
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No valid files are specified.
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MessageId=+1 Severity=Error Facility=Cli SymbolicName=CLI_MESSAGE_ERROR_FILE_RECALL
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Language=English
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Could not recall file %1: %2.
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MessageId=+1 Severity=Warning Facility=Cli SymbolicName=CLI_MESSAGE_NO_MEDIAS
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Language=English
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No medias are specified.
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MessageId=+1 Severity=Warning Facility=Cli SymbolicName=CLI_MESSAGE_INVALID_MEDIA
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Language=English
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The input media %1 is not found or not valid for the specified operation.
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MessageId=+1 Severity=Information Facility=Cli SymbolicName=CLI_MESSAGE_MEDIA_NO_COPY
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Language=English
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Copy number %1 for media %2 does not exist.
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MessageId=+1 Severity=Information Facility=Cli SymbolicName=CLI_MESSAGE_MEDIA_PARAMS
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Language=English
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%nThe following are %1 parameters:
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MessageId=+1 Severity=Information Facility=Cli SymbolicName=CLI_MESSAGE_MEDIA_COPIES_LIST
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Language=English
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Media Copies:
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MessageId=+1 Severity=Warning Facility=Cli SymbolicName=CLI_MESSAGE_IVALID_COPY_SET
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Language=English
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The input copy set number is larger than the configured number of media copy sets.
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MessageId=+1 Severity=Information Facility=Cli SymbolicName=CLI_MESSAGE_SCHEDULING_LIST
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Language=English
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Scheduling for copying eligible files to remote storage:
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MessageId=+1 Severity=Warning Facility=Cli SymbolicName=CLI_MESSAGE_NO_SCHEDULING
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Language=English
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No scheduling for copying eligible files to remote storage.
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MessageId=+1 Severity=Error Facility=Cli SymbolicName=CLI_MESSAGE_MAIN_HELP
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Language=English
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Usage: RSS [ADMIN | VOLUME | MEDIA | FILE] [SET | SHOW | JOB | MANAGE | UNMANAGE | DELETE | SYNCHRONIZE | RECREATEMASTER | RECALL] <args> <switches>
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MessageId=+1 Severity=Error Facility=Cli SymbolicName=CLI_MESSAGE_ADMIN_SET_HELP
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Language=English
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Usage for RSS.EXE ADMIN SET sub-interface
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RSS ADMIN SET interface
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Syntax RSS ADMIN SET [/RECALLLIMIT:<limit>] [/MEDIACOPIES:<number>]
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[/SCHEDULE:<new-schedule>] [/CONCURRENCY:<concurrency>]
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[/ADMINEXEMPT:[0 | 1]]
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Example RSS ADMIN SET /RECALLLIMIT:64 /MEDIACOPIES:2
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This would set the global parameters for Remote Storage:
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/RECALLLIMIT Sets the runaway recall limit to the specified number
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/MEDIACOPIES Sets the number of media copy sets to the specified number
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/SCHEDULE Changes the schedule of the migrate job for volumes to the
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specified schedule
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Format of schedule:
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At ["Startup" | "Idle" | "Login" | <time>]
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Every <occurrence> ["Day"|"Week"|"Month"] <specifier> <time>
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For the "Every" option, occurrence=10 specifies every 10th
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occurrence of the specified option.
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<specifier> is valid only if Week or Month is specified: it indicates in case of Week, which day (0 = Sunday, 1 = Monday etc.). For Month it indicates the day of the month (1..31).
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<time> is always specified in 24 hour, hh:mm:ss format.
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Example: "Every 2 Week 2 21:03:00" indicates every 2 weeks,
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on Tuesdays at 9:03pm
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/CONCURRENCY Specifies how many migrate jobs/recalls can be executed concurrently
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/ADMINEXEMPT Indicates if admins are exempt from runaway recall limit. If 0 they are not, if 1 they are.
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MessageId=+1 Severity=Error Facility=Cli SymbolicName=CLI_MESSAGE_ADMIN_SHOW_HELP
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Language=English
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Usage for RSS ADMIN SHOW interface
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Syntax RSS ADMIN SHOW [/RECALLLIMIT] [/MEDIACOPIES] [/SCHEDULE] [/GENERAL]
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[/MANAGEABLES] [/MANAGED] [/MEDIA] [/CONCURRENCY] [/ADMINEXEMPT]
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Example RSS ADMIN SHOW /MANAGEABLES /GENERAL
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Displays parameters. When invoked just as RSS ADMIN SHOW without any parameters,
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it displays all.
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/RECALLLIMIT Displays runaway recall limit
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/MEDIACOPIES Displays configured number of media copies
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/SCHEDULE Displays schedule
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/GENERAL Displays general information of Remote Storage: version,
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status, number of volumes managed, number of tape cartridges
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used, data in remote storage
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/MANAGEABLES Displays the set of volumes that may be managed by Remote
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Storage
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/MANAGED Displays the set of volumes that are managed by Remote Storage
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currently
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/MEDIA Displays the set of medias currently allocated for Remote
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Storage
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/CONCURRENCY Displays the value of the concurrency setting which determines
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how many migrate jobs/recalls can be executed concurrently
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/ADMINEXEMPT Shows the state of the admin exempt from runaway recall limit
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MessageId=+1 Severity=Error Facility=Cli SymbolicName=CLI_MESSAGE_VOLUME_MANAGE_HELP
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Language=English
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Usage for RSS.EXE VOLUME MANAGE sub-interface
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RSS VOLUME MANAGE interface
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Syntax RSS VOLUME MANAGE [<volume-name1> <volume-name2> . | *]
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[/DFS:<desired free space>] [/SIZE:<larger-than-size>]
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[/ACCESS:<not-accessed-in-days> ]
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[/INCLUDE:<rules-string>] [/EXCLUDE:<rules-string>]
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[/RECURSIVE]
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Example RSS VOLUME MANAGE * /DFS:80 /SIZE:4 /ACCESS:60
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/INCLUDE:\Program Files:*
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This example manages all volumes with desired free space of 80%, managing only
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files with sizes > 4KB, not accessed in past 60 days.
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It adds an include rule for all files under the \Program Files directory.
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This interface lets users manage the specified volume(s).
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<volume-nameN> This is the drive-letter or the volume name spec. of the
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volume to be managed. A * can be provided which indicates all
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manageable volumes should be managed.
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/DFS Sets the desired free space for the volume. Default is 5 % if this is
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not specified
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/SIZE Sets the minimal size in KB units for files to be managed, i.e. only
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files larger than this will be managed Default is 12KB if this is
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not specified.
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/ACCESS Only files not accessed in the specified number of days will be
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managed. Default is 180 days.
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The next few options apply to include/exclude rules:
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/INCLUDE Supplies an inclusion rule to be added to the volume for migration
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criteria.
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The format of the rule string is: <Path> [: <File Spec>].
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If the <File Spec> is not supplied, * is assumed (i.e. all files
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under the specified path).
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/EXCLUDE Supplies an exclusion rule to be added to the volume. The format
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of the rule is the same as that for inclusion rules (see above).
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NOTE: Both INCLUDE and /EXCLUDE may not be specified in the same
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command line.
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/RECURSIVE This option should be used only in conjunction with /INCLUDE or
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/EXCLUDE. It specifies that the rule should be applied to all
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folders under the given path.
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MessageId=+1 Severity=Error Facility=Cli SymbolicName=CLI_MESSAGE_VOLUME_UNMANAGE_HELP
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Language=English
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Usage for RSS.EXE VOLUME UNMANAGE sub-interface
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Syntax RSS VOLUME UNMANAGE [<volume-name1> <volume-name2> | * ]
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[/QUICK] [/FULL]
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Example RSS VOLUME UNMANAGE *
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This example quick-unmanages (i.e. removes from management without recalling
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the files) all the volumes currently being managed. This interface lets users
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unmanage the specified volume(s)
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<volume-nameN> This is the drive-letter or the volume name spec. of the
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volume to be removed from management. A * can be provided
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which indicates all managed volumes should be removed from
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management.
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/QUICK Removes the volume(s) from management without recalling all the files
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from remote storage. This is the default if /FULL is not specified.
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Both /QUICK and /FULL may not be specified in the same command line.
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/FULL Removes the volume(s) from management, recalling all the stubs from
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remote storage.
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MessageId=+1 Severity=Error Facility=Cli SymbolicName=CLI_MESSAGE_VOLUME_SET_HELP
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Language=English
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Usage for RSS.EXE VOLUME SET sub-interface
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Syntax RSS VOLUME SET [<volume-name1> <volume-name2> . | *]
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[/DFS:<desired free space> ][/SIZE:<larger-than-size>] [/ACCESS:<not-accessed-in-days>]
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[/INCLUDE:<rule-string>] [/EXCLUDE:<rule-string>]
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[/RECURSIVE]
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Example RSS VOLUME SET * /ACCESS:90 /SIZE:6
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This example modifies the settings of all managed volumes. Note that the /RULES
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option adds rules to the existing set.
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<volume-nameN> This is the drive-letter or the volume name spec. of the
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volume. A * can be provided which indicates all volumes
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/DFS Sets the desired free space for the volume.
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/SIZE Sets the minimal size in KB units for files to be managed, i.e. only
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files larger than this will be managed
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/ACCESS Only files not accessed in the specified number of days will be
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managed. Default is 180 days.
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/INCLUDE Specifies an inclusion rule. Look at RSS VOLUME MANAGE interface
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described above for format of the rule string.
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/EXCLUDE Specifies an exclusion rule. Look at RSS VOLUME MANAGE interface
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described above for format of the rule string.
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/RECURSIVE This option should be used only in conjunction with /INCLUDE or
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/EXCLUDE. It specifies that the rule should be applied to all
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folders under the given path.
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MessageId=+1 Severity=Error Facility=Cli SymbolicName=CLI_MESSAGE_VOLUME_SHOW_HELP
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Language=English
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Usage for RSS.EXE VOLUME SHOW sub-interface
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Syntax RSS VOLUME SHOW [<volume-name1> <volume-name2> . | *] [/DFS]
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[/SIZE] [/ACCESS ] [/RULE] [/STATISTICS]
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Example RSS VOLUME SHOW D:
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This example will show all parameters for the specified volume, i.e. desired
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free space, migration criteria such as file size, access date settings,
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include/exclude rules and the capacity on the volume and actual free space.
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This interface shows all the configured and latent parameters of the volume.
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If the parameters to be shown are not explicitly provided, all the below
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parameters are displayed. If any are specified then only the ones specified
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are displayed.
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<volume-nameN> This is the drive-letter or the volume name specification of
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the volume. A * can be provided which indicates all volumes.
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/DFS Displays desired free space setting for the volume.
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/SIZE Displays minimal size for files to be managed setting.
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/ACCESS Displays last access date migration criteria for managed files
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setting.
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/RULE Displays all include/exclude rules for the volume in appropriate
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format indicating which are system rules that may not be deleted.
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/STATISTICS Displays the remote storage statistics for volume
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MessageId=+1 Severity=Error Facility=Cli SymbolicName=CLI_MESSAGE_VOLUME_DELETE_HELP
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Language=English
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Usage for RSS.EXE VOLUME DELETE sub-interface
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Syntax RSS VOLUME DELETE [<volume-name1> <volume-name2> . | *] /RULE:<rule-string>
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Example RSS VOLUME DELETE D: /RULE:<rule-1>
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This example would delete the specified include/exclude <rule-1> from the rules
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for volume D:.
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The delete interface for VOLUME is available only for rules currently these are
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the only deletable parameters for a volume at the moment.
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<volume-nameN> This is the drive-letter or the volume name spec. of the
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volume. A * can be provided which indicates all volumes.
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/RULE A rule string is provided which specifies the rule to be deleted.
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The format of the rule sting is described in the RSS VOLUME MANAGE
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interface above.
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MessageId=+1 Severity=Error Facility=Cli SymbolicName=CLI_MESSAGE_VOLUME_JOB_HELP
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Language=English
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Usage for RSS.EXE VOLUME JOB sub-interface
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Syntax RSS VOLUME JOB [<volume-name1> <volume-name2> | * ]
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/TYPE:{[CREATEFREESPACE|F] | [COPYFILES|C] | [VALIDATE|V]} [/RUN] [/CANCEL] [/WAIT]
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Example RSS VOLUME JOB * /TYPE:CREATEFREESPACE
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*or*
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RSS VOLUME JOB * /TYPE:F
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This example runs Create Free Space jobs for all managed volumes (i.e. runs
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a job that truncates all pre-migrated files for each managed volume.
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This interface lets users run or cancel a job on a specific volume
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<volume-nameN> This is the drive-letter or the volume name spec. of the
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volume to be removed from management. A * can be provided
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which indicates the job should be run/cancelled on all the
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managed volumes.
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/TYPE Specifies which job to run.
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/RUN Runs the specified job. This is the default in case that neither /RUN
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nor /CANCEL are given. Both /RUN and /CANCEL may not be specified in
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the same command line.
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/CANCEL Cancel the specified job in case that its running. It is not considered
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an error to issue a cancel while the job is not running.
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/WAIT Indicates the jobs should be run synchronously, i.e. the job would be
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run on each volume synchronously, and the command returns only after all
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the jobs completed. If any of the jobs had errors however, the command
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returns at that point.
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If this is not specified, all the jobs are created and the command
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returns without waiting for any of them to finish.
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This option is valid only when specified with /RUN.
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MessageId=+1 Severity=Error Facility=Cli SymbolicName=CLI_MESSAGE_MEDIA_SYNCHRONIZE_HELP
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Language=English
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Usage for RSS MEDIA SYNCHRONIZE sub-interface
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Syntax RSS MEDIA SYNCHRONIZE /COPYSET:<number of set to create> /WAIT
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Example RSS MEDIA SYNCHRONIZE /COPYSET:1
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This example creates or updates Set number 1 of copies to all of Remote Storage
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allocated medias.
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This interface lets users to synchronize (i.e. create or update) a set of
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copies to Remote Storage allocated medias. Note that RSS allows synchronizing
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only a whole set.
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/COPYSET Sets the number of copy-set to synchronize. RSS supports today up
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to 3 sets of copies, hence COPYSET should be in the range 1 to 3.
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/WAIT If specified, the operation is synchronous. Otherwise the command
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returns immediately, and the job completed asynchronously.
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MessageId=+1 Severity=Error Facility=Cli SymbolicName=CLI_MESSAGE_MEDIA_RECREATEMASTER_HELP
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Language=English
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Usage for RSS.EXE MEDIA RECREATEMASTER sub-interface
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Syntax RSS MEDIA RECREATEMASTER [<media-name1> <media-name2>
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/COPYSET:<number of sets to create> /WAIT
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Example RSS MEDIA RECREATEMASTER RS-RANKALA5-4 /COPYSET:2
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This example re-creates the master for media RS-RANKALA5-4 out of the second
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copy of that media.
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This interface lets users to re-create a master media out of a specific copy.
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<media-nameN> This is the RSS media to re-create.
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/COPYSET Sets the number of copy-set to use for creating the master(s).
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/WAIT If specified, the operation is synchronous. Otherwise the command
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returns immediately, and the job completed asynchronously.
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MessageId=+1 Severity=Error Facility=Cli SymbolicName=CLI_MESSAGE_MEDIA_DELETE_HELP
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Language=English
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Usage for RSS.EXE MEDIA DELETE sub-interface
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Syntax RSS MEDIA DELETE [<media-name1> <media-name2> | * ]
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/COPYSET:<number of set to create>
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Example RSS MEDIA DELETE RS-RANKALA5-1 /COPYSET:3
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This example deletes (and recycles) the third copy of RSS media RS-RANKALA5-4.
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This interface lets users delete a copy of specific RSS medias. Using * here
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means deleting the whole set.
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<media-nameN> This is the RSS media. A * can be provided which indicates
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delete the entire copy set.
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/COPYSET Sets the number of copy-set to delete.
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MessageId=+1 Severity=Error Facility=Cli SymbolicName=CLI_MESSAGE_MEDIA_SHOW_HELP
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Language=English
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Usage for RSS.EXE MEDIA SHOW sub-interface
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Syntax RSS MEDIA SHOW [<media-name1> <media-name2> . | *] [/NAME ] [/STATUS]
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[/CAPACITY] [/FREESPACE ] [/VERSION] [/COPIES ]
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Example RSS MEDIA SHOW RS-RANKALA5-2 /CAPACITY /FREESPACE
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This example will show the capacity and amount of free-space left for the
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specified media.
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This interface shows all the parameters of a Remote Storage allocated media.
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If the parameters to be shown are not explicitly provided, all the below
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parameters are displayed. If any are specified then only the ones specified
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are displayed.
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<media-nameN> This is media name to show parameters for. A * can be provided
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which indicates showing parameters for all Remote Storage
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allocated medias.
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/NAME Displays the RSM name for that media.
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/STATUS Displays the media status: Healthy, Read-Only, etc.
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/CAPACITY Displays the capacity of media (in GB).
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/FREESPACE Displays the amount of free space left on the media (in GB).
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/VERSION Displays last update date for that media.
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/COPIES Displays number of existing copies for the media and each copy
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status: Out-of-Date, etc.
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MessageId=+1 Severity=Error Facility=Cli SymbolicName=CLI_MESSAGE_FILE_RECALL_HELP
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Language=English
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Usage for RSS FILE RECALL sub-interface
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Syntax RSS FILE RECALL [ <file-spec1> <file-spec2> .]
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Example RSS FILE RECALL scratch.tmp tmp* fi??
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This example will recall the file scratch.tmp and all files with the prefix tmp
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and all files with 4 letter file names with the prefix fi
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<file-specN> This is the file to be recalled. Wildcards (* and ? which have
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the conventional meaning) may be provided.
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NOTE: This interface is completely synchronous, i.e. RSS FILE RECALL would not
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return until the file is recalled completely.
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