Complete the steps in this procedure to unmount a recovery point on a Linux machine.
- Run the Rapid Recovery local_mount utility as root, or as the super user, for example:
sudo local_mount
- At the Rapid Recovery mount prompt, enter the following command to list the protected machines.
lm
- When prompted, enter the IP address or hostname of your Rapid Recovery Core Core server.
- Enter the logon credentials (user name and password) for the Core server.
A list of the machines that are protected by the Rapid Recovery Core server displays.
- Enter the following command to list the recovery points that are available for a specified machine:
lr <line_number_of_machine>
Note: Note that you can also enter the machine ID number in this command instead of the line item number.A list of the base and incremental recovery points for the machine will display and includes. The list includes the line item number, date and timestamp, location of volume, size of recovery point, and an ID number for the volume that includes a sequence number at the end, which identifies the recovery point.
For example: 7d658e5f-fa08-4600-95f0-5f486bc1b6a4#de0896fd-571a-4cc5-aeed-264d2c3c72f4#f377e145-dd4d-3ac3-5b15-37ce8f4913ba:2
- Run the
l or list
command to obtain a list of mounted Network Block Device (NBD)-devices. If you mount any recovery point, you will get a path to NBD-device after executing thel or list
command. - Enter the following command to unmount a recovery point.
<path_of_nbd-device>
- Run the
l or list
command to verify that the unmount of the recovery point was successful.