Storage Path Converter
Use this screen to convert a physical path to identify the Customer Name, Account #, DS-Client, Backup Set, Share, Directory, and File Name.
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Enter the physical path on the DS-System.
This can be up to 8 levels of depth, separated by the backslash ('\') on Windows DS-Systems or a forward slash ('/') on Linux DS-Systems. Using the physical example "F:\bak\data \1 \1 \106 \1 \1 \1 \1 \8409.1270090846", this would represent the following from left to right: - first number: "F:\bak\data\1\", the text before the first number is ignored (even slashes). This first number actually represents the ExtraCustID (an internal, DS-System assigned number).
- second number: "1\" represents the Customer Account Number
- third number: "106\" represents the DS-Client number
- fourth number: "1\" represents the Backup Set ID number
- fifth number: "1\" represents the backup share folder (Application ID number)
- sixth number: "1\" represents the ExtraDirID (an internal, DS-System assigned number).
- seventh number: "1\" represents the backup directory folder
- eighth number: "8409.1270090846" represents the "FileID.Generation-Timestamp".
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Click to convert the physical path information. |
The following information is displayed (some fields may not appear, depending on the length of the path supplied): - Customer Name
- Account #
- DS-Client #
- Backup Set
- Share
- Directory
- File Name
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