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StoragePoint 6.3 - PowerShell and API Reference Guide

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Remove-ProfileEndpoint

The command allows you to remove an endpoint from an existing profile based on index position or endpoint name.

Parameters

·Profile (p): The Id or name of the profile. REQUIRED

·Endpoint (e): The Id or name of the endpoint.

·Sequence (seq): Endpoint position or index.

Example

The following example shows how to remove an endpoint from a profile using the index position.

·If both fields are used, and there is a conflict, i.e. 'EP2' is not in position 2, sequence will be used.

Remove-Profile

This command allows the removal of a profile from StoragePoint. If a broader profile exists, the profile can be retired. If a profile is removed, and not retired, the bulk recall job will be run automatically.

Parameters

·Profile (p): The Id or name of the profile. REQUIRED

·Retire: Flag to Retire the profile. Include this parameter to Retire the Profile.

·RetireBackupedUpBLOBs: Flag to indicate that the Backup Sync job will run. If Retire option is set, this option can be used.

·BackupEndpoint (be): Backup endpoint name to include in the Retire Profile. If RetireBackupedUpBLOBs option is set, this option it is REQUIRED.

·DeleteContentDatabaseBackups: Delete any backups of the content database(s) associated with the profile.

·NumberOfThreads (threads): Number of threads to run the job with.

·EmailDefault: If specified (-EmailDefault), send status email to the default notification group setup in General Settings.

·NotificationEmailOther (email): Other email addresses (not in default notification group) to send status emails to.

·JobServer (jobsvr):  Name of server machine on which to run the job.

Examples

Deletion when the profile does not have successor profile.

Remove-Profile –p ”CDB-20390”

Deletion when the profile has successor profile, but without retiring the backed up BLOBs.

Remove-Profile –p ” CDB-20390” –Retire

Deletion when the profile has successor profile and includes retiring the backed up BLOBs.

Remove-Profile –p “CDB-20390” –Retire –RetireBackupedUpBLOBs –BackupEndpoint “Backup1”

Deletion with optional arguments.

Remove-Profile –p “CDB-20390” –Retire –RetireBackupedUpBLOBs –BackupEndpoint “Backup1” -DeleteConentDatabaseBackups –EmailDefault –threads 5 –NotificationEmailOther “test.example@dominio.com” –jobsvr “SERVER”

Remove-Endpoint

This command allows the removal of an endpoint from StoragePoint. If a successor endpoint can be selected, the endpoint can be retired.

Parameters

·EndpointName (e): The Id or name of the endpoint. REQUIRED

·Retire: Flag to indicate that the endpoint will be Retired.

·SuccessorEndpoint (se): Name or ID of the successor endpoint to which the blobs will be migrated. If Retire option is set, this option it is REQUIRED.

·NumberOfThreads (threads): Number of threads to run the job.

·EmailDefault: If specified (-EmailDefault), send status email to the default notification group setup in General Settings.

·NotificationEmailOther (email): Other email addresses (not in default notification group) to send status emails to.

Examples

Delete an endpoint that is not associated to any profile

Remove-Endpoint –e “EP1”

Delete an endpoint with Retire option

Remove-Endpoint –e “EP1” –Retire –se “EP2”

Delete an endpoint with Retire option and additional parameters

Remove-Endpoint –e “EP1” –Retire –se “EP2” –threads 5 –EmailDefault –email “test.example@dominio.com”

 

Reset-DefaultValues

This command will reset the default settings to the initial state of the StoragePoint configuration.

Example

Reset-DefaultValues

reset-defaultvalues

 

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