ccm archive command options

Last Updated : Apr 09, 2021 |
You can configure archive destination settings using:
  • The OVF template when deploying Cluster Control Manager
  • The commands described in this section
All solution backup files are stored in the configured archive destination. Application and Cluster Control Manager data is stored in this location.
Prolog information
Command option
Description
ccm archive help
This command displays the available ccm archive command options. The following is an example of the output for this command:
config
config [--help|-h]
config remote [-h|--host <FQDN/IP> -p|--port -u|--user <username> -d| --directory <directory>]
config local
config sync
config test
help
list
ccm archive list
This command displays archive information. It includes archives from ccmClusterBackup/* and cspLogs/*.
If the archive destination is set to local, only local archives are displayed. If the archive destination is remote, both local and remote archives are displayed.
The output for this command includes the following information:
  • Location, which is either Local or the hostname (FQDN or IP address) of the remote server
  • Directory
  • File name
  • Last modified time
  • Size
ccm archive config
This command displays the configured archive destination. If the archive destination is set to remote, this command also displays the configured remote server details, including the FQDN or IP address, port number, user name, and base directory.
ccm archive config local
Run this command to set the archive destination to local.
ccm archive config remote
Run this command to set the archive destination to remote. You must also specify the details of your remote server.
For example, run this command as follows:
ccm archive config remote -h <FQDN/IP> [-p <port>] -u <username> -d <directory path>
ccm archive config sync
Run this command to synchronize the archive destination configuration to the cluster.
ccm archive config test
If the archive destination is set to remote, you can use this command to test the connection to the remote server. This command confirms whether the remote server is accessible.