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Restore to original location

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Hi All,

I am looking for a way of finding the original location of a backup object so that I can pass it to the Host parameter of the Start-VBRRestoreVM CmdLet.

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Re: Restore to original location

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I believe you can query backup job to find out job objects, assign required one to a variable, and, then, use something like .GetItem() or .Item to explore vSphere object and information about its original location. Thanks.
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Re: Restore to original location

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That's what I thought as well. However, I can't find anything in Object that will give me this information. There's Location but that's not what the Start-VBRRestoreVM command requires.

I found a way of finding the original location by utilising the Find-VBRViEntity command which gives me what I want in VmHostName but it feels like it should be possible to drill down to this information starting from the Backup job.
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Re: Restore to original location

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Once the required object was assigned have you tried to explore its available methods? Some of them like Item or GetItem() should point to vSphere VM object that contains information about the host VM resides on. Thanks.
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