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rescanning virtual machines from powershell
We have veeam 6.5.
Does anyone know the powershell command to perform storage rediscovery?
Normally in the GUI, you go to "virtual machines", right click "vmware vsphere" and click rescan.
I want to be able to do this from the command line....
thanks
Does anyone know the powershell command to perform storage rediscovery?
Normally in the GUI, you go to "virtual machines", right click "vmware vsphere" and click rescan.
I want to be able to do this from the command line....
thanks
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Re: rescanning virtual machines from powershell
Hi, Mike. It seems that there is no such a cmdlet, at least, not that I’m aware of.
Also, could you elaborate on what your specific goal is? Are you’re trying to perform something with newly-added datastore that stays invisible to PS snap-in until the rescan takes place?
Thanks.
Also, could you elaborate on what your specific goal is? Are you’re trying to perform something with newly-added datastore that stays invisible to PS snap-in until the rescan takes place?
Thanks.
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Re: rescanning virtual machines from powershell
thats interesting....
we have had some issues with the infrastructure therefore we wanted to run a rescan just before backup starts.
Would be a cmdlet to add....
we have had some issues with the infrastructure therefore we wanted to run a rescan just before backup starts.
Would be a cmdlet to add....
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Re: rescanning virtual machines from powershell
The remark regarding newly-added datastore was nothing but an assumption, since I was trying to understand your particular goal, etc.
From my perspective , even without rescanning there are good chances that backup/replication won’t fail, unless there have been dramatic infrastructure changes that resulted in MorefID changes or absence of certain VMs, etc.
Anyway, thanks for the heads-up; much appreciated.
From my perspective , even without rescanning there are good chances that backup/replication won’t fail, unless there have been dramatic infrastructure changes that resulted in MorefID changes or absence of certain VMs, etc.
Anyway, thanks for the heads-up; much appreciated.
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Re: rescanning virtual machines from powershell
many thanks and I appreciate the reply.
It would be good to have a cmdlet to rescan the storage....
Is this something we can request as an enhancement?
It would be good to have a cmdlet to rescan the storage....
Is this something we can request as an enhancement?
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Re: rescanning virtual machines from powershell
Yes, you can. These forums are always monitored for potential features for the next versions.
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Re: rescanning virtual machines from powershell
thanks. Would be good to get this feature added...
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