| -l | Lock a volume id |
| -u | Unlock a volume id |
| -r | Unlock volume, leave it mounted Read-only |
| -p | Protect a volume id under LifeKeeper |
| -U | Unprotect a volume id under LifeKeeper |
| -d | Display locked volumes |
| -D | Display protected volumes |
| -c | Unlock the volume and run chkdsk |
| -m | Mark unlocked volume to LKFilter driver |
Examples
“volume -l <vol>” → “emcmd . lockvolume <vol>”
“volume -u <vol>” → “emcmd . unlockvolume <vol>”
“volume -p <vol>” → “emcmd . setconfiguration <vol> 800”
“volume -U <vol>” → “emcmd . setconfiguration <vol>”
“volume -D” → no direct equivalent, but “emcmd . getconfiguration <vol>” on each volume, looking for 800, will show all the protected volumes
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