{"id":25727,"date":"2018-10-15T19:08:12","date_gmt":"2018-10-15T15:08:12","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.msp360.com\/resources\/?page_id=25727"},"modified":"2020-09-08T14:41:16","modified_gmt":"2020-09-08T10:41:16","slug":"msp360-drive","status":"publish","type":"page","link":"https:\/\/www.msp360.com\/resources\/documentation\/cli-api\/msp360-drive\/","title":{"rendered":"\u0421loudBerry Drive Command Line Interface"},"content":{"rendered":"

\u0421loudBerry presents enhanced \u0421loudBerry Drive<\/a> \u2013 application for Windows which allows mounting cloud storage as a local drive. Now \u0421loudBerry Drive can be installed and configured via the Windows Command Line interface.<\/p>\n

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Installing \u0421loudBerry Drive<\/h2>\n

To perform actions listed in this paragraph properly you need to start the command-line interface with the \"Run as administrator<\/strong>\" option.<\/p>\n

    \n
  1. Click on the Windows \"Start<\/strong>\" button.<\/li>\n
  2. Type\u00a0cmd.exe<\/strong>\u00a0in the search line to run the Windows console, press \"Enter<\/strong>\".<\/li>\n
  3. Change your current folder<\/strong> to the folder with the \u0421loudBerry Drive installation file.<\/li>\n
  4. Run installation by typing the following command:CloudBerryDriveSetup_v[build_version].exe \/S<\/code>Note:<\/b> The file name depends on your version of \u0421loudBerry Drive.<\/li>\n<\/ol>\n<\/section>\n
    \n

    Activating \u0421loudBerry Drive<\/h2>\n
      \n
    1. Click on the Windows \"Start<\/strong>\" button.<\/li>\n
    2. Type\u00a0cmd.exe<\/strong>\u00a0in the search line to run the Windows console, press \"Enter<\/strong>\".<\/li>\n
    3. Change your current folder<\/strong> to the folder with the \u0421loudBerry Drive installation file.cd \"C:\\Program Files\\CloudBerryLab\\CloudBerry Drive\"<\/code><\/li>\n<\/ol>\n

      Online Activation<\/h3>\n

      Activate license<\/b>. (Email & key are required):<\/p>\n

      cbd.exe \/activatelicense -k \"license_key\" -e \"email\"<\/code>(where \"email\" is your email and \"license_key\" is the license key that you received when buying the product).<\/p>\n

      Request Trial<\/h3>\n

      Request a trial license<\/b>. (Email & key are required):<\/p>\n

      Change your current folder<\/strong> to the folder with the \u0421loudBerry Drive installation file.cbd.exe \/activatelicense -e \"email\" -t<\/code><\/p>\n

      Offline Activation<\/h3>\n

      If you can't activate \u0421loudBerry Backup online you can use offline activation.<\/p>\n

        \n
      1. Generate offline license request using your email and license key:cbd.exe \/activatelicense -k \"license_key\" -e \"email\" -or<\/code>(where \"email\" is your email and \"license_key\" is the license key that you received when buying the product).As an output, you will get a service key.<\/li>\n
      2. Send the service key to\u00a0support@msp360.com<\/a>. You will receive the activation key by email.<\/li>\n
      3. Activate license keycbd.exe \/activatelicense -k \"license_key\" -e \"email\" -oa \"activationkey_received\"<\/code>For\u00a0time-limited license<\/b>\u00a0you need to specify\u00a0-expire<\/b>\u00a0parameter with the date you received by email:cbd.exe \/activatelicense -k \"license_key\" -e \"email\" -oa \"activationkey_received\" -expire \"YYYY-MM-DD\"<\/code><\/li>\n
      4. The product is activated.<\/li>\n<\/ol>\n

        Release license<\/h3>\n

        Release license (releaseLicense):<\/b><\/p>\n

        cbd.exe \/releaseLicense<\/code>To release license in a silent mode, run the following command:<\/b><\/p>\n

        cbd.exe \/silent \/releaselicense<\/code><\/p>\n<\/section>\n

        \n

        Working with Storage Accounts<\/h2>\n

        Registering a Storage Account<\/h3>\n

        To perform actions listed in this paragraph properly you need to start the command line interface\u00a0under the local user account<\/strong>.<\/p>\n

          \n
        1. \n
            \n
          1. Click on the Windows \"Start<\/strong>\" button.<\/li>\n
          2. Type\u00a0cmd.exe<\/strong>\u00a0in the search line to run the Windows console, press \"Enter<\/strong>\".<\/li>\n
          3. Change your current folder<\/strong> to the \u0421loudBerry Drive installation folder. Type:cd \"C:\\Program Files\\CloudBerryLab\\CloudBerry Drive\"<\/code><\/li>\n
          4. To register an Amazon S3 account, type:cbd.exe addAccount -d\u00a0account_display_name<\/strong>\u00a0-st\u00a0S3<\/strong>\u00a0-ac\u00a0accesskey<\/strong>\u00a0-sk\u00a0secretkey<\/strong>\u00a0-ssl\u00a0yes\/no<\/strong><\/code>To register an S3-like cloud storage account, type:cbd.exe addAccount -d\u00a0account_display_name<\/strong>\u00a0-st\u00a0storageType<\/strong>\u00a0-ac\u00a0accesskey<\/strong>\u00a0-sk\u00a0secretkey<\/strong>\u00a0-sp\u00a0servicePoint<\/strong>\u00a0-ssl\u00a0yes\/no<\/strong><\/code>To register an OpenStack-based cloud storage account, type:cbd.exe addAccount -d\u00a0account_display_name<\/strong>\u00a0-st\u00a0storageType<\/strong>\u00a0-ac\u00a0username<\/strong>\u00a0-sk\u00a0apikey<\/strong>\u00a0-as\u00a0servicePoint<\/strong>\u00a0-ssl\u00a0yes\/no<\/strong><\/code>To register a Windows Azure account, type:cbd.exe addAccount -d\u00a0account_display_name<\/strong>\u00a0-st\u00a0Azure<\/strong>\u00a0-ac\u00a0account<\/strong>\u00a0-sk\u00a0sharedkey<\/strong>\u00a0-ssl\u00a0yes\/no<\/strong><\/code>To register a Google Cloud Storage account, type:cbd.exe addAccount -d\u00a0account_display_name<\/strong>\u00a0-st\u00a0Google<\/strong>\u00a0-ac\u00a0accesskey<\/strong>\u00a0-sk\u00a0secretkey<\/strong>\u00a0-ssl\u00a0yes\/no<\/strong><\/code><\/li>\n<\/ol>\n<\/li>\n<\/ol>\n

            IMPORTANT:<\/strong><\/p>\n

            The parameter \"-d<\/strong>\" can be any of your choices.<\/p>\n

            The parameter <\/span>\"-st<\/strong>\" can be one of the following: S3, Azure, Google, Scality, Tiscali, DreamObjects, Seeweb, Walrus, Mezeo, OpenStack, RackSpace,\u00a0 HPCloud, Haylix.<\/p>\n

            The parameter \"-ac<\/strong>\" is for accessKey, account, queryID or userName depending on storage you are registering. \"Access Key\" for Amazon S3 storage; \"Account\" for Azure storage; \"Query ID\" for Walrus storage; \"User Name\" for OpenStack, Rackspace, and HPCloud storage.<\/p>\n

            The parameter \"-sk<\/strong>\" is for secretKey, sharedKey or apiKey depending on storage you are registering. \"Secret Key\" for Amazon S3 storage; \"Shared key\" for Azure storage; or \"Api Key\" for OpenStack, Rackspace, or HPCloud storage.<\/p>\n

            The parameter \"-sp<\/strong>\" is for service point for AmazonS3-like storage accounts.<\/p>\n

            The parameter \"-as<\/strong>\" is for authentication service for OpenStack-based cloud storage accounts.<\/p>\n

            The parameter \"-ssl<\/strong>\" enables or disables SSL. By default SSL is set to \"no\".<\/p>\n

            Note<\/strong>: You can learn more about parameters for \"addAccount\" by entering the following command:\u00a0cbd.exe addAccount -?<\/span><\/p>\n<\/section>\n

            \n

            Editing or Deleting a Storage Account<\/h3>\n

            To perform actions listed in this paragraph properly you need to start the command line interface\u00a0under the local user account<\/strong>.<\/p>\n

              \n
            1. Click on the Windows \"Start<\/strong>\" button.<\/li>\n
            2. Type\u00a0cmd.exe<\/strong>\u00a0in the search line to run the Windows console, press \"Enter<\/strong>\".<\/li>\n
            3. Change your current folder<\/strong> to the \u0421loudBerry Drive installation folder. Type:cd \"C:\\Program Files\\CloudBerryLab\\CloudBerry Drive\"<\/code><\/li>\n
            4. To delete an account, type:cbd.exe deleteAccount\u00a0accountName<\/strong><\/code>Note:<\/strong>\u00a0you can delete multiple accounts with one command. To do this type names of accounts you want to delete separated with commas.<\/li>\n
            5. To edit an Amazon S3 account, type:cbd.exe editAccount -d\u00a0account_display_name<\/strong>\u00a0-n\u00a0new_display_name<\/strong>\u00a0-st\u00a0S3<\/strong>\u00a0-ac\u00a0accesskey<\/strong>\u00a0-sk\u00a0secretkey<\/strong>\u00a0-ssl\u00a0yes\/no<\/strong><\/code>To edit an S3-like cloud storage account, type:cbd.exe editAccount -d\u00a0account_display_name<\/strong>\u00a0-n\u00a0new_display_name<\/strong>\u00a0-st\u00a0storageType<\/strong>\u00a0-ac\u00a0accesskey<\/strong>-sk\u00a0secretkey<\/strong>\u00a0-sp\u00a0servicePoint<\/strong>\u00a0-ssl\u00a0yes\/no<\/strong><\/code>To edit an OpenStack-based cloud storage account, type:cbd.exe editAccount -d\u00a0account_display_name<\/strong>\u00a0-n\u00a0new_display_name<\/strong>\u00a0-st\u00a0storageType<\/strong>\u00a0-ac\u00a0username<\/strong>-sk\u00a0apikey<\/strong>\u00a0-as\u00a0servicePoint<\/strong>\u00a0-ssl\u00a0yes\/no<\/strong><\/code>To edit a Windows Azure account, type:cbd.exe editAccount -d\u00a0account_display_name<\/strong>\u00a0-n\u00a0new_display_name<\/strong>\u00a0-st\u00a0Azure<\/strong>\u00a0-ac\u00a0account<\/strong>\u00a0-sk\u00a0sharedkey<\/strong>\u00a0-ssl\u00a0yes\/no<\/strong><\/code>To edit a Google Cloud Storage account, type:cbd.exe editAccount -d\u00a0account_display_name<\/strong>\u00a0-n\u00a0new_display_name<\/strong>\u00a0-st\u00a0Google<\/strong>\u00a0-ac\u00a0accesskey<\/strong>\u00a0-sk\u00a0secretkey<\/strong>\u00a0-ssl\u00a0yes\/no<\/strong><\/code><\/li>\n<\/ol>\n

              Examples:<\/strong><\/p>\n

              To change the display name of your account, type:<\/p>\n

              cbd.exe editAccount -d\u00a0CurrentName<\/strong>\u00a0-n\u00a0NewName<\/strong><\/code>To turn on SSL, type:cbd.exe editAccount -d\u00a0CurrentName<\/strong>\u00a0-ssl\u00a0yes<\/strong><\/code>IMPORTANT:<\/strong><\/p>\n

              Parameter \"-d<\/strong>\" can be any of your choices.<\/p>\n

              Parameter \"-st<\/strong>\" can be one of the following: S3, Azure, Google, Scality, Dunkel, Tiscali,\u00a0 DreamObjects, Seeweb, Walrus, Mezeo, OpenStack, RackSpace,\u00a0 HPCloud, Haylix.<\/p>\n

              The parameter \"-ac<\/strong>\" is for accessKey, account, queryID or userName depending on storage you are registering. \"Access Key\" for Amazon S3 storage; \"Account\" for Azure storage; \"Query ID\" for Walrus storage; \"User Name\" for OpenStack, Rackspace, and HPCloud storage.<\/p>\n

              The parameter \"-sk<\/strong>\" is for secretKey, sharedKey or apiKey depending on storage you are registering. \"Secret Key\" for Amazon S3 storage; \"Shared key\" for Azure storage; or \"Api Key\" for OpenStack, Rackspace, or HPCloud storage.<\/p>\n

              The parameter \"-sp<\/strong>\" is for service point for AmazonS3-like storage accounts.<\/p>\n

              The parameter \"-as<\/strong>\" is for authentication service for OpenStack-based cloud storage accounts.<\/p>\n

              The parameter \"-ssl<\/strong>\" enables or disables SSL. By default SSL is set to \"no\".<\/p>\n

              The parameter \"-n<\/strong>\" is for a new display name.<\/p>\n

              Note<\/strong>: You can learn more about parameters for \"deleteAccount\" or \"editAccount\" by entering:\u00a0cbd.exe deleteAccount -?<\/strong>\u00a0or\u00a0cbd.exe editAccount -?<\/strong>.<\/p>\n<\/section>\n

              \n

              Creating a Mapped Drive<\/h2>\n

              To perform actions listed in this paragraph properly you need to start the command line interface\u00a0under the local user account<\/strong>.<\/p>\n

                \n
              1. Click on the Windows \"Start<\/strong>\" button.<\/li>\n
              2. Type\u00a0cmd.exe<\/strong>\u00a0in the search line to run the Windows console, press \"Enter<\/strong>\".<\/li>\n
              3. Change your current folder<\/strong> to the \u0421loudBerry Drive installation folder. Type:cd \"C:\\Program Files\\CloudBerryLab\\CloudBerry Drive\"<\/code><\/li>\n
              4. Type:cbd.exe\u00a0addDrive<\/strong>\u00a0-d\u00a0DriveLetter<\/strong>\u00a0-an\u00a0AccountName<\/strong>\u00a0-path\u00a0container\/folder<\/strong>\u00a0-label\u00a0VolumeLabel<\/strong><\/code><\/li>\n
              5. To mount<\/strong>\u00a0a mapped drive, type:cbd.exe\u00a0mountDrive<\/strong>\u00a0DriveLetter<\/code><\/li>\n<\/ol>\n

                IMPORTANT:<\/strong><\/p>\n

                The parameter \"-d<\/strong>\" is for any drive letter you prefer.<\/p>\n

                The parameter \"-an<\/strong>\" is for the name of your registered cloud storage account.<\/p>\n

                The parameter \"-path<\/strong>\" is for the path to your data container - bucket\/folder\/subfolder. You can specify the path using a slash.<\/p>\n

                The parameter \"-label<\/strong>\" is for a mapped drive label. Specify any of your choices.<\/p>\n

                The parameter \"-as<\/strong>\" specifies whether to mount the drive as a removable disk or as a network mapped drive. By default, the drive is mounted as a network mapped drive. Possible values: removable, network.<\/p>\n

                The parameter \"-ss<\/strong>\" specifies if to mount the drive at system startup. By default, the drive is mounted on a startup. Possible values: yes, no.<\/p>\n

                The parameter \"-ro<\/strong>\" specifies if to mount the drive for read-only access. Possible values: yes, no. The default setting is no.<\/p>\n

                The parameter \"-rrs<\/strong>\" specifies if to use Reduced Redundancy Storage for Amazon S3 accounts. Possible values: yes, no. The default setting is no.<\/p>\n

                The parameter \"-sse<\/strong>\" specifies if to use Server Side Encryption. Possible values: yes, no. Default setting is no.<\/p>\n

                Note<\/strong>: You can learn more about parameters for \"addDrive\" by entering the following command:\u00a0cbd.exe addDrive -?<\/strong><\/p>\n

                Example:<\/strong><\/p>\n

                cbd.exe addAccount -d mys3 -st S3 -ac XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX -sk XXXxxXXXXXXXxxXXXXXXxXXXXXXxxxXXXXXXXX<\/code>cbd.exe proxysettings -type auto<\/code>cbd.exe editAccount -d mys3 -ssl yes<\/code>cbd.exe addDrive -d Z -an mys3 -path mybucket\/reports -label myreports -rrs yes<\/code>cbd.exe mountDrive Z<\/code><\/p>\n<\/section>\n

                \n

                Starting \u0421loudBerry Drive Service<\/h2>\n

                To perform actions listed in this paragraph properly you need to start the command-line interface with the \"Run as administrator<\/strong>\" option.<\/p>\n

                  \n
                1. Click on the Windows \"Start<\/strong>\" button.<\/li>\n
                2. Type\u00a0cmd.exe<\/strong>\u00a0in the search line to run the Windows console, press \"Enter<\/strong>\".<\/li>\n
                3. Change your current folder<\/strong> to the \u0421loudBerry Drive installation folder. Type:cbd.exe \/startservice<\/code><\/li>\n<\/ol>\n

                  Now if you have done everything correctly you shall be able to use your cloud storage account as a mapped drive.<\/p>\n<\/section>\n

                  \n

                  Additional Commands<\/h2>\n

                  \u0421loudBerry Drive has additional CLI commands that allow controlling \u0421loudBerry Drive service via the Windows Command-Line. Using these commands you can stop the activity of \u0421loudBerry Drive, restart the service, mount and unmount mapped drive.<\/p>\n

                  To stop<\/strong> \u0421loudBerry Drive service, type:<\/p>\n

                  cbd.exe \/stopservice<\/strong><\/code>To restart<\/strong> \u0421loudBerry Drive service, type:<\/p>\n

                  cbd.exe \/restartservice<\/strong><\/code>To unmount<\/strong>\u00a0the drive, type:<\/p>\n

                  cbd.exe\u00a0unmountDrive<\/strong>\u00a0DriveLetter<\/code>Note<\/strong>: Replace \"DriveLetter<\/strong>\" with the letter of your mounted drive (e.g. Z or G)<\/p>\n<\/section>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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