Hello,
i´ve got a presales question about B&R:
Can i use Start-VBRGuestFileRestore in a Script to access the LAST Backup of a specific VM from a specific Job?
Will the Backup then be mounted as a drive or a subdirectory in an existing drive?
I´d like to access every day the last Backup of a number of VMs and then do a file-based backup with a third-party Backup Solution. Currenty we are using VCB and it´s functions to do that.
Thanks!
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Chris,
I believe it is possible to do so, as you may script with PowerShell almost every action which is available from the GUI. However let me double check it with the Dev team first.
I believe it is possible to do so, as you may script with PowerShell almost every action which is available from the GUI. However let me double check it with the Dev team first.
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I've done some research on your request and judging by the output during my testing, the option you need is available while using the syntax below:
Hope it helps!
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Start-VBRGuestFileRestore ((Get-VBRJobRestorePoints "Job_Name" "VM_Name" | sort CreationTime)[0])
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Thank you very much!
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