Hi,
We want to automate some tasks with powershell and restore VMDK files directly to ESXi Datastore.
We have tried use the command: start-VCBRRestoreVirutalDisk but it only seems to work with Windows and local paths. However, can we get it to work with ESXi hosts instead?
We have tried some combinations:
Datastore: prd.dc1esxdemo1-01.tdvv
Folder: sjov
Start-VBRRestoreVirtualDisks -RestorePoint $Restorepoint -Server dc1esxdemo1-01.test.local -Path "dc1san3par01-demo1-TDVV01\prd.dc1esxdemo1-01.tdvv" -RestoreDiskType Vmdk
Start-VBRRestoreVirtualDisks -RestorePoint $Restorepoint -Server dc1esxdemo1-01.test.local -Path "dc1san3par01-demo1-TDVV01\prd.dc1esxdemo1-01.tdvv/sjov" -RestoreDiskType Vmdk
Start-VBRRestoreVirtualDisks -RestorePoint $Restorepoint -Server dc1esxdemo1-01.test.local -Path "[prd.dc1esxdemo1-01.tdvv] sjov" -RestoreDiskType Vmdk
Start-VBRRestoreVirtualDisks -RestorePoint $Restorepoint -Server dc1esxdemo1-01.test.local -Path "vmfs/volumes/prd.dc1esxdemo1-01.tdvv/sjov" -RestoreDiskType Vmdk
Start-VBRRestoreVirtualDisks -RestorePoint $Restorepoint -Server dc1esxdemo1-01.test.local -Path "nfc://conn:dc1svcsares01:nfchost:host-9302,stg:Datastore-datastore-9383@dc1esxdemo1-01" -RestoreDiskType Vmdk
It seems like it connect to the host. We get this error in VBR
Invalid SoapPath link: "dc1san3par01-TDVV01\prd.dc1esxcomp1-12.tdvv/sjov"
'Text' is an invalid XmlNodeType. Line 1, position 1.
It looks like something from this post.
powershell-f26/restore-vmdk-from-cloud- ... 41699.html
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Re: Start-VBRRestoreVirtualDisks to ESXi Datastore
Unfortunately, you're correct in saying that the said cmdlet only works with Windows servers and local paths. Thanks!
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thanks for the clear answer
If I were to do that witch API/Script would it be possible with another method? Or any hope for update 4?
If I were to do that witch API/Script would it be possible with another method? Or any hope for update 4?
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Re: Start-VBRRestoreVirtualDisks to ESXi Datastore
The only option I can think of is to restore those files locally and then copy them to the given datastore. Thanks!
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