Installation and User's Guide

Table 67. Backup Image command: Related options (continued)OptionWhere to usemode “Mode” on page Command line only.414postsnapshotcmd“Postsnapshotcmd” onpage 430presnapshotcmd“Presnapshotcmd” onpage 436snapshotcachelocation“Snapshotcachelocation”on page 468snapshotcachesize“Snapshotcachesize” onpage 469snapshotfsidelretries“Snapshotfsidleretries” onpage 470snapshotfsidlewait“Snapshotfsidlewait” onpage 471snapshotproviderimage“Snapshotproviderimage”on page 474Use with the backup image command, the include.imageoption , or in the options file.Use with the backup image command, the include.imageoption , or in the options file.Use with the backup image command, the include.imageoption , or in the options file.Use with the backup image command, the include.imageoption , or in the options file.Use with the backup image command, the include.imageoption , or in the options file.Use with the backup image command, the include.imageoption , or in the options file.Client options file or with include.image option.ExamplesTaskTaskTaskTaskBack up a volume that has no drive letter but is mounted as a mountpoint.Command: dsmc backup image m:\mnt\myntfsBack up the h: drive using an image incremental backup that backs uponly new and changed files after the last full image backup.Command: dsmc backup image h: -mode=incrementalPerform an offline image backup of the f: drive.Command: dsmc backup image f: -snapshotproviderimage=nonePerform an online image backup of the f: drive.Command:Taskdsmc backup image f: -snapshotproviderimage=LVSABack up the f: drive which is mapped to a volume which has not beenformatted with a file system.Command: dsmc backup image f:Related information“Imagegapsize” on page 391“Snapshotproviderimage” on page 474Chapter 13. Using commands 543