CPM policy p3|instance: i0a9ebd86122a0eab2| VSS snapshot'
CPMAgentService.msi
) to the Downloads folder.cpmagent.cfg
file, which resides in the N2WS Agent installation folder.scripts
under the installation folder of the backup agent (on the backed-up instance), create a text file named vss_exclude_writers_<policy-name>.txt
. with the following structure:scripts
under the installation folder of the Thin Backup Agent (on the backed-up instance), create a text file named vss_verify_writers_<policy-name>.txt
with the following structure:all
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diskshadow
.revert {shadow id}
for each of the volumes you are recovering, except for the system volume (C: drive). After finishing, the volumes are in a consistent state.expose {shadow id} volletter:
delete shadow {shadow id}
)./dev/sda1
, and turn the recovered instance back on.BEFORE_<policy-name>.<ext>
AFTER_<policy-name>.<ext>
COMPLETE_<policy-name>.<ext>
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)./cpmdata/scripts/<username>/<instance_id>/
before_<policy-name>.<ext>
runs before the backup begins. Typically, this script is used to move applications to backup mode. The before script leaves the system in a frozen state. This state will stay for a very short while, until the snapshots of the policy start, which is when the after script is started.after_<policy-name>.<ext>
script runs after all the snapshots of the policy start. It runs shortly after the before script, generally less than 2-3 seconds. This script releases anything that may have been frozen or locked by the before script.1
. If it failed, crashed, or timed out, the argument will be zero 0
.complete_<policy-name>.<ext>
script runs after all snapshots are completed. Usually, the script runs quickly since snapshots are incremental. This script can perform clean-up after the backup is complete and is typically used for transaction log truncation.1
. If any issues or failures happened, it will be zero 0
. If this argument is one 1
, truncate logs.0
, and the policy will not experience errors.