$snap_restore_points = Get-VBRRestorePoint -Name $VM_NAME | where {$_.Type -like 'Snapshot'}
How do I then find out which storage snapshot is the restore point from, so I can confirm it's the one I need? As I have all snapshots replicated in a secondary NetApp system, and I would like to restore from the primary only.
A restore point looks like bellow, but I cannot figure out which its proprieties can be used to link into the storage snapshots and volumes, to trace it back to the storage device.
I saw those functions... but I still do not see how to go about linking the information from those functions with the info I see in the restore point object.
Given a snapshot type restore point, how do we find out which storage volume it is from?
I opened a case with Support, but they do not seem to understand my question either!
Don't have a NetApp storage at hand, but the workflow should look like this:
- Get storage system, using Get-NetAppHost cmdlet; assign result to a variable
- Get required volume of the storage system, using Get-NetAppVolume cmdlet with the storage system variable as one of cmdlet parameters; assign result to a variable
- Get snapshots of this volume, using Get-NetAppSnapshot cmdlet with the snapshot variable as one of cmdlet parameters
Is that something you're after? Or did I get it all wrong?
Still wrong am afraid but you get lots of karma points for trying to help me out
In order to restore a VM from storage snapshot... I have to start by calling Get-VBRRestorePoint, correct?
Get-VBRRestorePoint returns a restore point object, the details of which I show in my initial post.
The details show me that this is indeed a snapshot based backup.... The question is: Given this restore point instance... how do I find out which storage snapshot and volume it is coming from?
Using the NetApp related commandlets would give me lists of all volumes and all snapshots the NetApp systems have, right? but which of those is the one in my current restore point instance?
It does require you to know what the name of the storage snapshot set is in Veeam, instead of being able to get to it from the NetApp storage host name, so you'll just need to make note of these.
Here's an example sequence of how to choose a particular storage snapshot from your DR NetApp: