Common parameters (parameters common for most commands)

Parameter

Description

Image location

Access to images

/filename:<file name>

Specifies the full path to the image, including the file name

Any

/password:<password>

Specifies the password for the image (if required)

Any

/net_user:<user name>

Specifies a user name for accessing the network drive

Network drive

/net_password:<password>

Specifies a password for accessing the network drive

Network drive

Imaging options

/incremental

Sets the image type to incremental. If this parameter is not specified or if there is no basic full image, a full image will be created.

An incremental image stores changes to the data against the latest image. The name of an incremental image is the name you specified in the /filename parameter, followed by an index; for example: MasterImage2.tib, MasterImage3.tib, and so on.

To deploy an incremental image, specify its name in the /filename parameter of the deploy command. Make sure that the image is in the same folder as all images it depends on.

Any

/differential

Sets the image type to differential. If this parameter is not specified or if there is no basic full image, a full image will be created.

A differential image stores changes to the data against the latest full image. The name of a differential image is the name you specified in the /filename parameter, followed by an index; for example: MasterImage2.tib, MasterImage3.tib, and so on.

To deploy a differential image, specify its name in the /filename parameter of the deploy command. Make sure that the image is in the same folder as the full image.

Any

/compression:<09>

Specifies the data compression level. The compression level ranges from 0 to 9 and is set to 3 by default

Any

/split:<size in MB>

Splits the image into parts of the specified size, in megabytes

Any

General options

/oss_numbers

If this parameter is specified, the numbers of the volumes in the /partition parameter are adjusted for the MBR partition table. This means that primary volumes have numbers 1-1, 1-2, 1-3, and 1-4 (a disk cannot have more than four primary volumes); logical volume numbers start with 1-5.

If this parameter is not specified, consecutive volume numbering must be used.

For example, if the disk has one primary volume and two logical volumes, their numbers can appear as follows:

/oss_numbers /partition:1-1,1-5,1-6

or

/partition:1-1,1-2,1-3

Any

/reboot

Restarts the machine after the operation is completed. Cannot be used with the /shutdown option

Any

/shutdown

Shuts down the machine after the operation is completed. Cannot be used with the /reboot option

Any

/log:<file name>

Creates a log file of the current operation with the specified file name

Any

/log_net_user:<remote user>

If the log file is created in a network folder, specifies the user name for accessing that folder

Any

/log_net_password:<password>

If the log file is created in a network folder, specifies the password for accessing that folder

Any