The following are parameters for the -cmd FullCompare command
Using this command you can generate a Full Site Compare Content report.
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-csvFile |
specifies the CSV file and path to where you want to save this report. |
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-srcsite |
specifies the first site collection on which the comparison will be made. |
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-srcuser |
specifies the user login which will be used to pass authentication on the first site collection. |
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-srcepass |
specifies the user encrypted password that will be used to pass authentication on the first site collection. |
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-trgtsite |
specifies the second site collection on which the comparison will be made. |
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-trgtuser |
specifies the user login which will be used to pass authentication on the second site collection. |
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-trgtepass |
specifies the user encrypted password that will be used to pass authentication on the second site collection. |
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-enhancedCompare |
specifies whether you want to use enhanced content compare within the report. |
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-includePermissions |
specifies whether you want to include item level permissions within the report. |
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-includeMembership |
specifies whether you want to include group membership levels within the report. |
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-usermapping [path] |
path to the CSV file containing the user mapping for the operation. |
Example:
Essentials -cmd fullcompare -srcsite http://host/site -srcuser DOMAIN\user -srcpass passwd -trgtsite http://host/site2 -trgtuser DOMAIN\user -trgtpass passwd -usermapping path/file.csv -csvFile path/file.csv -enhancedCompare -includePermissions -includeMembership -log output.log -noSplash
The following are parameters for the -cmd GoogletoOneDrive command
Using this command you can copy the content of multiple Google Drive to OneDrive for Business.
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-accountID |
specifies Google Admin login as the Google connection parameters. |
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-p12KeyFile [path] |
specifies the location of your P12 private key file as one of the Google connection parameters. |
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-serviceID |
specifies the service account as one of the Google Connection parameters. |
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-trgtsite |
specifies the SharePoint Administration Center URL |
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-trgtuser |
specifies the SharePoint Administration Center username |
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-trgtepass |
specifies the SharePoint Administration Center encrypted password. |
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-users [path] or [account1];[account2];[...] |
this is the path to the csv file that contains your Google Drive accounts. Alternatively you can just directly enter the account names. |
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-usermapping [path] |
this is the path to the CSV file with user maping for the copy operation. |
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-userSpecificLogFile |
creates a user specific log file. |
Example:
Essentials -cmd googleToOneDrive -accountId user@company1.com -p12KeyFile path/file-privatekey.p12 -serviceId 123456@usr.company.com -trgtsite http://host/site -trgtuser user@company2.com -trgtpass passwd -users account1;account2;account3 -usermapping path/file.csv -log output.xml -noSplash
Essentials -cmd googleToOneDrive -accountId user@company1.com -p12KeyFile path/file-privatekey.p12 -serviceId 123456@usr.company.com -trgtsite http://host/site -trgtuser user@company2.com -trgtpass passwd -users path/file1.csv -usermapping path/file2.csv -log output.xml -noSplash
The following are parameters for the -cmd OneDrivetoOneDrive command
Using this command you can copy the Documents Library content from one OneDrive for Business site to another OneDrive for Business site.
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-srcsite |
specifies source SharePoint Administration Center URL |
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-srcuser |
specifies source SharePoint Administration Center username |
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-srcepass |
specifies source SharePoint Administration Center encrypted password |
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-trgtsite |
specifies target SharePoint Administration Center URL |
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-trgtuser |
specifies target SharePoint Administration Center username |
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-trgtepass |
specifies target Sharepoint Administration Center encrypted password |
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-usermapping [path] |
Path to the CSV file with users mapping to the copy operation. |
Example:
Essentials -cmd oneDriveToOneDrive -srcsite http://host/site1 -srcuser user1@company1.com -srcpass passwd -trgtsite http://host/site2 -trgtuser user2@company2.com -trgtpass passwd -usermapping path/file.csv -log output.xml -noSplash
The following are parameters for the -cmd CopyContentToFileSyste command
Using this command you can download content from SharePoint to a local file share.
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-srcuser [name] |
source site user name |
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-srcepass [password] |
source site user's encrypted password |
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-srcsite "[site URL]" |
specifies the site URL from which the content will be downloaded from |
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-includeHiddenFields |
copy hidden fields |
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-includesubsites |
include this parameter if you are downloading from a parent site and wish to include its subsites (does not apply if a single list/library download is being performed). |
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-numCopiedVersion "[value]" |
number of versions to download. use "0" for no versions and "-1" for all versions. |
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-move |
include this parameter if you wish to delete the content from SharePoint. Do not include this parameter if you do not want the content to be deleted. |
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-charset |
defines which Windows character set to use (default is windows-1251). |
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-trgtfolder "[folder path]" |
defines the location where the downloaded content will be saved. |
Examples:
Essentials -cmd copyContentToFileSystem -srcuser "admin@contoso.com" -srcepass "encryptedPassword" -srcsite "https://contoso.sharepoint.com/sites/marketing/material" -charset "windows-1251" -includesubsites -numCopiedVersion "3" -move -trgtfolder "C:\SharePoint Export" -log 'C:\marketing-material-export.xml' -noSplash
Essentials -cmd copyContentToFileSystem -srcuser "admin@contoso.com" -srcepass "encryptedPassword" -srcsite "https://contoso.sharepoint.com/sites/marketing/material" -srclist "Documents " -charset "windows-1251" -numCopiedVersion "-1" -trgtfolder "C:\SharePoint Export" -filter \"Modified>2015-01-01 08:00:00\" -log 'C:\marketing-material-export.xml' -noSplash
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