Name
[Windows]
Installation_folder\Manager\bin\rcxadm config - import and export of configuration information
[Linux]
/opt/FJSVrcvmr/bin/rcxadm config - import and export of configuration information
Format
rcxadm config import -dir dir rcxadm config export -dir dir rcxadm config map -file resource_map_file -dir dir
rcxadm config filter {-tenant tenant_name|-global|-type vm|-exclude vm -convert} -indir indir -outdir outdir
Description
rcxadm config is the command to import or export configuration information, when executing DR (Disaster Recovery).
Subcommands
Imports the configuration information.
In dir, specify the storage folder for the configuration information of the resource to be imported.
Exports the configuration information.
After executing the command, the following XML files are created in the folder specified using dir.
For details on XML files, refer to "Chapter 2 Resource Configuration Information and User Definition Information (XML Files)".
dir\l_server_templates.xml
dir\l_servers.xml
dir\image.xml
dir\network_resources.xml
dir\address_resource.xml
dir\resource_folders.xml
dir\users.xml
dir\user_groups.xml
dir\pools.xml
Configure the exported Resource Orchestrator, and associate resources of the backup site.
Filter the configuration information to divide and import the exported settings for Resource Orchestrator.
Options
Specify the directory in which the configuration information for associating resources is stored.
Specify the XML file that describes the association of storage.
Specify the tenant name to filter.
Specify to filter the resources shared with other tenants.
Specify to filter the resources related to the virtual L-Server.
Specify to filter the resources other than those related to the virtual L-Server.
Specify the directory to store the configuration information of the filtering target.
Specify the directory in which to store the configuration information that was filtered.
If -convert is specified, the information that links a configured physical server with an L-Server will be created in outdir.
Example
convert.txt
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