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To select subsystem 0, type the following at the Diskraid prompt: |
select subsystem 0 |
Press ENTER and output similar to the following is displayed: |
Subsystem 0 is now the selected subsystem. |
DISKRAID> list drives |
Drive ### Status Health Size Free Bus Slot Flags |
--------- ---------- ------------ -------- -------- --- ---- ----- |
Drive 0 Online Healthy 107 GB 107 GB 0 1 |
Drive 1 Offline Healthy 29 GB 29 GB 1 0 |
Drive 2 Online Healthy 107 GB 107 GB 0 2 |
Drive 3 Not Ready Healthy 19 GB 19 GB 1 1 |
To exit Diskraid, type the following at the Diskraid prompt: |
exit |
Diskshadow |
Applies to: Windows Server 2022, Windows Server 2019, Windows Server 2016, Windows Server 2012 R2, Windows Server 2012 |
Diskshadow.exe is a tool that exposes the functionality offered by the volume shadow copy Service (VSS). By default, Diskshadow uses an interactive command interpreter similar to that of Diskraid or Diskpart. Diskshadow also includes a scriptable mode. |
Note |
Membership in the local Administrators group, or equivalent, is the minimum required to run Diskshadow. |
Syntax |
For interactive mode, type the following at the command prompt to start the Diskshadow command interpreter: |
diskshadow |
For script mode, type the following, where script.txt is a script file containing Diskshadow commands: |
diskshadow -s script.txt |
Parameters |
You can run the following commands in the Diskshadow command interpreter or through a script file. At a minimum, only add and create are necessary to create a shadow copy. However, this forfeits the context and option settings, will be a copy backup, and creates a shadow copy with no backup execution script. |
Command |
Description |
set command |
Sets the context, options, verbose mode, and metadata file for creating shadow copies. |
load metadata command |
Loads a metadata .cab file prior to importing a transportable shadow copy or loads the writer metadata in the case of a restore. |
writer command |
verifies that a writer or component is included or excludes a writer or component from the backup or restore procedure. |
add command |
Adds volumes to the set of volumes that are to be shadow copied, or adds aliases to the alias environment. |
create command |
Starts the shadow copy creation process, using the current context and option settings. |
exec command |
Executes a file on the local computer. |
begin backup command |
Starts a full backup session. |
end backup command |
Ends a full backup session and issues a backupcomplete event with the appropriate writer state, if needed. |
begin restore command |
Starts a restore session and issues a prerestore event to involved writers. |
end restore command |
Ends a restore session and issues a postrestore event to involved writers. |
reset command |
Resets Diskshadow to the default state. |
list command |
Lists writers, shadow copies, or currently registered shadow copy providers that are on the system. |
delete shadows command |
Deletes shadow copies. |
import command |
Imports a transportable shadow copy from a loaded metadata file into the system. |
mask command |
Removes hardware shadow copies that were imported by using the import command. |
expose command |
Exposes a persistent shadow copy as a drive letter, share, or mount point. |
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