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Start-VBRRestoreVM original location

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Hello everybody,

I am testing Veeam Backup 6.1 in my VMware environment. I have cluster on three esxi host with vCenter and almost everything works fine. :)
Restoring to a new location works great.

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Start-VBRRestoreVM -RestorePoint (Get-VBRBackup -name "$job_name" | Get-VBRRestorePoint | ?{$_.Id.tostring() -like "$res_point"}) -server (Get-VBRServer -name "$esxi") -resourcepool (Find-VBRResourcePool -Server (Get-VBRServer -name "$esxi")) -PowerUp $TRUE
But I want to use quick restore to the original location via powershell without specifying specific datastore end esxi server like in GUI.
Is it possible set it up to original location?

Thanks, MD
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Re: Start-VBRRestoreVM original location

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Hello, no I don't think so.
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Re: Start-VBRRestoreVM original location

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If you do not specify a datastore, resourcepool or folder, it will pick the default one for the host you are referencing. I guess you could query where the original location is for the current VM and use those as the variables you need.
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Re: Start-VBRRestoreVM original location

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Thank you for Your answers.
Yes I Could but I am looking for shorter solution. It doesnt exist so I have to use longer one.
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