Nero NBCMD user Manual

Manual
NBCmd
Copyright and Trademark Information
Copyright and Trademark Information
Nero AG, Im Stoeckmaedle 13-15, D-76307 Karlsbad, Germany
NBCmd
Table of contents
1 Start Successfully 4
1.1 About NBCmc 4
1.2 Working with NBCmd 4
1.3 Requirements and Recommendations 4
1.4 Convention 4
2 Launching NBCmd 5
2.1 Using NBCmd 5
3 Backup 6
3.1 File Backup 6
3.2 Drive Backup 6
3.2.1 Backup Parameter Description 7
3.2.2 Examples 9
4 Restore 11
4.1 Restore Parameter Description 11
4.2 Examples 12
Table of contents
5 Add FTP 13 6 Create bootable disc 14 7 Disc commands 15 8 Display commands 16 9 Glossary 17 10 Contact 19
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1 Start Successfully

1.1 About NBCmc

NBCmd is a console application that enables Nero BackItUp to accept, interpret and execute commands via command line interface. NBCmd not only provides the basic functionality for creating and restoring file and drive backups but also facilitates the user by providing additi­onal options settable for support of all operations which BackItUp is capable of. This document will provide a comprehensive list of available options for NBCmd and examples of use. NBCmd can perform the following tasks:
File backup
Drive backup
Restore of file and drive backups
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1.2 Work
1.3 Requ
ing with NBCmd
This application provides the functionality for creating and restoring file and drive backups. NBCmd provides the support of a variety of different media type like FTP, hard drive and op tical disc for backup and restore operations. So some additional media supporte like disc erasing, disc ejecting, FTP configuration are also included in NBCmd. NBCmd will be tUp manual.
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irements and Recommendations
NBCmd will work on any platform which is fit for hosting Ne needs to be installed and licensed NBCmd will not work with Linux.
Please refer also to the Silent Installation Manual.

1.4 Convention

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2 Launching NBCmd

To launch NBCmd, proceed as follows:
1. Open a command shell.
2. Change to the drive and directory where NBCmd.exe is installed on your hard drive:
For example, NBCmd.exe is installed in the default path E:\NBCmd\: Type E: and press Enter Type cd NBCmd and press Enter
Î You are now ready to use NBCmd.

2.1 Using NBCmd

To use NBCmd is easy. After launching NBCmd, you can execute all the commands which are described in this manual. NBCmd must be typed before a command. The commands and parameters itself must be typed in the following order: two hyphens and then the command/parameter without a blank between the single lines and the command/parameter.
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3 Backup

3.1 File Backup

You can back up files with NBCmd. You can burn the backup to a disc or hard drive. It is al­so possible to save on an FTP server. A file backup is useful to protect against data loss that can occur due to hardware damage or force majeure (fire, etc.). Consequently we recommend executing frequent file backups so that, should such an event occur, data that is as current as possible can be restored.
Command line:
--filebackup
--sourcepath <sourcepath1, sourcepath2, … sourcepathn>
--location <location> [--output_folder <output folder>] [--backuptype <update/differential/incremental>
--source_backup <source backup>] [--shadowcopy <0/1>]
--backupname <backupname> [--verify <0/1>] [--password <password> --encrypt_type <standard/aes>] [--compress <low/middle/high>] [--comments <comments>] [--log_file <log_file>]
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3.2 Drive Backup

You can take backup of single drive partition, multiple drive partitions or complete drives. with NBCmd. In contrast to the file backup, the drive backup restores programs and opera­ting systems when restoring. You can burn the backup to a disc or save it to a hard drive. It is also possible to save the backup to an FTP server.
When you back up a drive, the backup file is usually quite large. If you burn the backup to disc, you will usually require multiple discs. The first backup disc is always a bootable disc. If you do not burn the backup to disc, it is still quite useful to create a bootable disc so that you can start the computer (and the drive restore) from CD/DVD in the event of an emergency.
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