prlctl backup, backup-list, backup-delete, restore
Creates, lists, deletes or restores Container backups.
Syntax
prlctl backup
<CT_ID>
[
-f
,
--full
] [
-i
,
--incremental
] [
--description
<desc>
]
[
-s
,
--storage
[
user
[
:
passwd
]
@
]
server
[
:
port
]
prlctl backup-list
[
CT_ID
] [
-f
,
--full
] [
--localvms
]
[
-s
,
--storage
[
user
[
:
passwd
]
@
]
server
[
:
port
]]
prlctl backup-delete
{
<CT_ID>
|
-t
,
--tag
<backup_ID>
}
[
-s
,
--storage
[
user
[
:
passwd
]
@
]
server
[
:
port
]]
prlctl restore
{
<CT_ID>
|
-t
,
--tag
<backup_ID>
} [
-n
,
--name
<new_name>
] [
--dst
<path>
]
[
-s
,
--storage
[
user
[
:
passwd
]
@
]
server
[
:
port
]]
Options
Name
|
Description
|
<CT_ID>
|
Container ID.
-
Use with
prlctl backup
to create a backup of the specified Container.
-
Use with
prlctl backup-list
to list backups of the specified Container.
-
Use with
prlctl backup-delete
to delete all backups of the specified Container.
-
Use with
prlctl restore
to restore the most recent backup of the specified Container.
|
-s, --storage
[
user
[
:
passwd
]
@
]
server
[
:
port
]]
|
Specifies a remote backup server address, port, and credentials.
If this option is omitted, the backup will be saved on the default backup server that can be configured using the
prlsrvctl set
command.
|
--description
<desc>
|
Backup description.
Descriptions with white spaces must be enclosed in quotation marks.
|
-f, --full
|
-
Use with
prlctl backup
to create a full backup of the Container. A full backup contains all Container data.
-
Use with
prlctl backup-list
to display full backup information.
|
-i, --incremental
|
Create an incremental backup of the Container. An incremental backup contains only the files changed since the previous full or incremental backup.
This is the default backup type.
|
--localvms
|
List local backups only.
|
-t, --tag
<backup_ID>
|
The ID of the backup to restore or delete.
|
-n, --name
<new_name>
|
A new name to assign to the restored Container.
If this option is omitted, the Container will be restored with the original name.
|
--dst
<path>
|
Restore the Container to the specified directory on the Parallels server.
If this option is omitted, the Container will be restored to
/var/parallels/
<vm_name>
.
|
|