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ca_vcbpopulatedb - Examples

The following are examples of syntax for the ca_vcbpopulatedb command:

• Use the following command populate the VM details of the VMware ESX Host system having a hostname "ESXServer1" into the Arcserve server "Arcserver1" database under VCB Proxy machine "VCBProxy1" using http protocol with the debug flag set:

  ca_vcbpopulatedb.exe -Primary Arcserver1 -carootUser caroot -carootPass ca123 -vcb VCBProxy1 -esxServer ESXServer1 -esxUser root -esxUserPass rootpasswd -proto http -debug 
  

• Use the following command to remove the all VM details of the VMware ESX Host system having a hostname "ESXServer1" from the Arcserve server "Arcserver1" database available under VCB Proxy machine "VCBProxy1" with the debug flag unset:

  ca_vcbpopulatedb.exe -Primary Arcserver1 -carootUser caroot -carootPass ca123 -vcb VCBProxy1 -esxServer ESXServer1 -esxUser root -esxUserPass rootpasswd -delProxydb 
  

• Use the following command to populate the VM details of the VMware ESX Host system having a hostname "ESXServer1" into the Arcserve server "Arcserver1" database, only the VM mountable inside the VCB proxy machine "VCBProxy1" with the debug flag set:

  ca_vcbpopulatedb.exe -Primary Arcserver1 -carootUser caroot -carootPass ca123 -vcb VCBProxy1 -esxServer ESXServer1 -esxUser root -esxUserPass rootpasswd -vcbMountableVM -debug
  

• Use the following command to stop populating the Arcserve Backup database automatically.
  • The server name is Myvirtualserver and the server resides in a VMware vCenter Server system:

    ca_vcbpopulatedb.exe -stopAutoPopulate Myvirtualserver
    

  • The server name is MyEsxserver and the server resides in a VMware ESX Host system:

    ca_vcbpopulatedb.exe -stopAutoPopulate MyEsxserver
    

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ca_vcbpopulatedb - VMware VCB Utility Command