How to Specify the location of the Exchange Logs for a eseutil Soft Recovery?

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I have restored the Exchange databases and logs with netbackup, but need to do a soft recovery. This MS article says to use the following command:

eseutil /r r00 /i /d"c:\Program Files\Exchsrvr\Recovery Storage Group"

I restored the log files to a particular folder, how do I specify where the log files are?

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