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You can retrieve a prompt for all the command line arguments by simply typing reflect -h from the command line.

Running a Backup

The command line form is as follows:
reflect.exe [-v | -e [-w] [-full | -inc | -diff] [xml filename] ]
Explanations for the switches are as follows:

 

-hThis help text 
-eExecute the XML file. If no full / diff / inc qualifier is used, a full backup is performed by default.
-vValidate the XML file and exit
-wIf Reflect is busy then wait until available otherwise exit immediately
-fullRun a full backup
-diffRun a differential backup
-incRun an incremental backup
-passPassword. Overrides the password saved in the xml file.

 

 

Please note that the XML file name is the fully qualified path.

 


Examples
To validate an XML file
reflect.exe -v "c:\backup.xml"

 


To execute an XML file
reflect.exe -e "c:\backup.xml"

 


To execute an XML file with wait if busy
reflect.exe -e -w "c:\backup.xml"

To execute an XML file and create an incremental image
reflect.exe -e -inc "c:\backup.xml"

 


Mounting an image

reflect.exe [Path To Image File] -b [-auto -drives [Drives[s]]  -pass [PASSWORD]]
Explanations for the switches are as follows:

 

-b Browse image 
-auto Automatically assign drive letters. If not specified then you will be prompted
-drives A comma separated list of drive letters to use. If not specified then the next available letters are used
-pass The password for protected image files

 

The image file name is the fully qualified path. If "LAST_FILE_CREATED" is specified then the last image created in the current Windows session is mounted.

Examples

To mount an image and prompt for a drive letter to use 
reflect.exe "D:\901DBF91346B9A81-00-00.mrimg" -b

 


To mount all partitions in an image using the next available drive letter(s)
reflect.exe "D:\901DBF91346B9A81-00-00.mrimg" -b -auto

To mount all partitions for the last image created
reflect.exe "LAST_FILE_CREATED" -b -auto

 


To mount all partitions in an image using drive letters j,k,l
reflect.exe "D:\901DBF91346B9A81-00-00.mrimg" -b -auto -drives j,k,l

 


To mount all partitions in a password protected image using drive letters j,k,l
reflect.exe "D:\901DBF91346B9A81-00-00.mrimg" -b -auto -drives j,k,l -pass "PWD"

 


Unmounting an image

 

 

reflect.exe [Drive Letter] -u

 


Explanations for the switches are as follows:

 

-u Unmount image 

 

If a drive letter isn't specified then all mounted images are unmmounted
Examples

To unmount an image from drive letter 'j'
reflect.exe J -u

 


To umnount all mounted drives
reflect.exe -u

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