The parameters in this section can be used by Dynamic File Services pair or policy actions.
Specifies a textual description of a pair, a policy, a schedule, or a cloud account.
Syntax
-description=<"text">
Examples
-description="East site user files"
-description="Policy to move graphics files to the secondary"
-description="Run every Saturday from 0100 to 0800"
-description="Cloud account for John Doe's bucket at Amazon S3"
Specifies that files will move from the primary to the secondary location when an action is performed. If a direction option is not specified, the default direction is primary to secondary.
Restriction: This option cannot be used with the -secondaryToPrimary option.
Specifies that files will move from the secondary to the primary location when an action is performed. If a direction option is not specified, the default direction is primary to secondary.
The -secondaryToPrimary option is invalid for retention pairs.
Restriction: This option cannot be used with the -primaryToSecondary option.
Specifies a unique name on a Dynamic File Services server for a new pair, policy, schedule, or cloud account. You can modify policy names, schedule names, and cloud account names. Pair names cannot be modified; you must unlink and re-create the pair with the new name.
Syntax
-name=<"text">
Pair Examples
-name="myPair" -name="ProjectA Pair"
Policy Examples
-name="myPolicy" -name="Move music and videos"
Schedule Examples
-name="quarterly_1st" -name="custom_financial"
Cloud Account Examples
-name="dropbox1" -name="amazons3_johndoe"
Specifies the pair identifier. You can provide the pair name, or provide the GUID (globally unique identification) of the pair. A GUID is automatically assigned by Dynamic File Services when you create a pair.
Syntax
-pairId=<"pairname"|"GUID">
Examples
-pairId="myPair" -pairId="42e0064d-0b2c-4bb3-9825-bfa82999720e"
Specifies the policy identifier. You can provide the policy name, or provide the GUID of the policy. A GUID is automatically assigned by Dynamic File Services when you create a policy.
Syntax
-policyId=<"policyname"|"GUID">
Examples
-policyId="myPolicy" -policyId="My JPG and BMP Policy" -policyId="Last Modified GT 6 Months" -policyId="4b5b5820-da6c-4c07-b9da-07e3b83ebe02"
Specifies a comma-separated list of policyId parameters. For each policy in the list, you can provide the policy name or the GUID. Separate entries with a comma and no spaces. Place quotation marks around the list.
Syntax
-policyIdList=<"<policyname|GUID>[,<policyname"|GUID>,...]">
Examples
-policyIdList="myPolicy,myPolicy100,4b5b5820-da6c-4c07-b9da-07e3b83ebe02" -policyIdList="My JPG and BMP Policy" -policyIdList="Last Modified GT 6 Months,myPolicy"
Specifies the schedule identifier. You can provide the schedule name, or provide the GUID of the schedule. A GUID is automatically assigned by Dynamic File Services when you create a schedule.
Syntax
-scheduleId=<"schedulename"|"GUID">
Examples
-scheduleId="quarterly_1st" -scheduleId="custom_financial" -scheduleId="4b5b5820-da6c-4c07-b9da-07e3b83ebe02"
Specifies whether the type of schedule is a review schedule or a policy schedule.
Syntax
-scheduleType=<"review"|"policy">
Examples
-scheduleType="review" -scheduleType="policy"
Specifies the cloud account identifier. You can provide the cloud account name, or provide the GUID of the cloud account. A GUID is automatically assigned by Dynamic File Services when you add a cloud account.
Syntax
-cloudId=<"cloud_account_name"|"GUID">
Examples
-cloudId="dropbox1" -cloudId="cloudme1" -cloudId="box1" -cloudId=""4b5b5820-da6c-4c07-b9da-07e3b83ebe03"