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partition archive backup

Backup partition objects. Use this command to backup objects from the current user partition to a partition on a backup device.

Syntax

partition archive backup -slot <slot> -pas <password> -par <backup partition>

Parameter Shortcut Description
-append -a Append the objects to the existing partition.
-commandtimeout -ct The command timeout for network communication. The default timeout is 10 seconds. The maximum timeout is 3600. This option can be used to adjust the timeout value to account for network latency.
-debug -de Turn on additional error information. (optional)
-domain -do Domain for the specified partition.
-force -f Force action with no prompting.
-hostname -ho Host name of remote workstation running remote backup server. (required when -s remote is used)
-partition -par Partition on the backup device. (maximum length of 64 characters)
-password -pas Password for the specified partition.
-port -po Port number for remote backup server on remote workstation. (required when -s remote is used)
-replace -re Allow objects with same OUID on backup device to be deleted and replaced.
-slot -s

Target slot containing the backup device. It can be specified by any of the following:

<slot number>, if the backup slot is in the current system.

remote -hostname <host name> -port <port number> if the backup device is in a remote work station.

direct to specify a USB attached backup device. If you know the slot number that contains the USB attached HSM, you can specify that slot number explicitly (for example, -s 5)

etoken to specify a SFF backup (eToken 7300) inserted into a Luna PED connected to the local HSM or connected by USB to a host computer running PedServer.

-sopassword -sop SO password for the backup device.

Example

lunacm:> partition aarchive -objects 0 -filename somepartfile
 
You have not specified a password.  The default SIM Form
CKA_SIM_PORTABLE_NO_AUTHORIZATION will be used.
Are you sure you wish to continue?
 
Type 'proceed' to continue, or 'quit' to quit now -> proceed
 
All objects will be backed up.
The backed up objects have been written to the file somepartfile.
 
Command Result : No Error