RESTORE-VM-CONFIGURATION (Restoring the VM2000 configuration)

/RESTORE-VM-CONFIGURATION is used to restore the VM2000 configuration from the file in which it was was previously backed up. See section "Backing up and restoring the VM2000 configuration".

Persistent VMs are not contained in the backup file. They can be activated again with /ACTIVATE-VM-DEFINITION after the VM2000 configuration has been restored.

This command is reserved for the VM2000 administrator.

RESTORE-VM-CONFIGURATION

FROM-FILE = <filename 1..54 without-gen>

FROM-FILE =
Name of the backup file from which the VM2000 configuration is to be restored. The file must have been created using the /SAVE-VM-CONFIGURATION command.

Command return codes

(SC2)   SC1	Main code	Meaning
0 2             0 64 64 64 64 64 64 64 64 64 64 64 64 128	CMD0001 VMS4802 VMS4015 VMS4202 VMS4610 VMS4602 VMS4810 VMS4812 VMS4842 VMS4844 VMS4845 VMS4846 VMS4847 VMS4848 VMS4831	Command successfully executed VM2000 configuration only partially restored from backup file VM ID already reserved Assignment set already created VM group already created CPU pool already created VM2000 version too old Number of real normal or extra CPUs too low Error reading the backup file A particular record is missing in the backup file A particular record is missing in the backup file for a particular component A particular component is missing in the backup file Faulty record in the backup file Faulty component in the backup file Memory reconfiguration being processed

Guaranteed messages

VMS4801, VMS4802

Example

/restore-vm-configuration from-file=vm2000-conf
VMS4801 VM2000 CONFIGURATION RESTORED FROM FILE ':4IVZ:$TSOS.VM2000-CONF'