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Chapter 13
The bak2am Command Line ToolThis chapter provides information on the bak2am command line tool and contains the following section:
The bak2am Command Line ExecutableAccess Manager contains an bak2am utility under AccessManager-base/SUNWam/bin. This utility performs a restore of the Access Manager components that were backed-up by the am2back utility.
The bak2am Syntax
The generic syntax for using the bak2am tool for the Solaris operating system is:
./bak2am [ -v | --verbose ] -z | --gzip tar.gz-file
./bak2am [ -v | --verbose ] -t | --tar tar-file
./bak2am -h | --help
./bak2am -n | --version
The generic syntax for using the bak2am tool for the Windows 2000 operating system is:
bak2am [ -v | --verbose ] -d | --directory directory-name
bak2am -h | --help
bak2am -n | --version
bak2am Options
--gzip backup-name
--gzip specifies the full path and filename of the backup file in tar.gz format. By default, the path is AccessManager-base/backup. This option is for Solaris only.
--tar backup-name
--tar specifies the full path and filename of the backup file in tar format. By default, the path is AccessManager-base/backup. This option is for Solaris only.
--verbose
--verbose is used to run the backup utility in verbose mode.
--directory
--directory specifies the backup directory. By default, the path is AccessManager-base/backup. This option is for Windows 2000 only.
--help
--help is an argument that displays the syntax for the bak2am command.
--version
--version is an argument that displays the utility name, product name, product version and legal notice.