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Start-VBRRestoreVMFiles : Host type is not supported
Hi,
I'm trying to create a scheduled restore of my backup-up VMs by using the Powershell command Start-VBRRestoreVMFiles. Unfortunately I get an error no matter what server type I use as target:
The same problem is described on https://community.spiceworks.com/topic/ ... ry-7733088
I hope this can be solved soon...
Greetings
Ge.
I'm trying to create a scheduled restore of my backup-up VMs by using the Powershell command Start-VBRRestoreVMFiles. Unfortunately I get an error no matter what server type I use as target:
The same problem is described on https://community.spiceworks.com/topic/ ... ry-7733088
I hope this can be solved soon...
Greetings
Ge.
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Re: Start-VBRRestoreVMFiles : Host type is not supported
Just to be clear - are you trying to automate VM restore or VM files restore? How exactly you assign $Server variable? Thanks.
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Re: Start-VBRRestoreVMFiles : Host type is not supported
Yes I'm trying to automate VM restores. I think I kinda found the solution as described on the page mentioned in my question. It still seems odd that the GUI can restore to any server, and the Powershell script can only restore to a server with a HyperV role installed...
Greetings,
Ge.
Greetings,
Ge.
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[MERGED] Restoring .vmdk files using powershell
resurrecting this thread, but I want to do an annual export/archive of my VMs and the command I used last year does not work anymore
now results in :
server referenced by $server is the localhost, just like last year
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Add-PsSnapin -Name VeeamPSSnapIn -ErrorAction SilentlyContinue
Connect-VBRServer -Server myserver.mydomain...
$date="01/01/2019"
$server=get-vbrserver -Name "myserver.mydomain...."
$dest="D:\_Archive_2018_ESX_"
Function ExportVM ($vm) {
$point=get-vbrbackup |? {$_.Name -notlike "*(copy)"} |Get-VBRRestorePoint -Name $vm |? {$_.CreationTime -like "$date*"}
Start-VBRRestoreVMFiles -RestorePoint $point -Server $server -Path $dest\$vm
}
#Get-Content esx.txt | % {ExportVM $_}
ExportVM MyTestVM
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Start-VBRRestoreVMFiles : Host type in not supported
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Re: Start-VBRRestoreVMFiles : Host type is not supported
Seems to be a known issue, indeed. As a workaround, you can enable Hyper-V role on a target server, add it as a Hyper-V host to a backup server and proceed with exporting. Thanks!
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Re: Start-VBRRestoreVMFiles : Host type is not supported
this is less than optimal, I really hope it is fixed in U4 (according to spiceworks the issue was introduced in U3)
thanks for your feedback
thanks for your feedback
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Re: Start-VBRRestoreVMFiles : Host type is not supported
Fixed in Update 4. And there should be a hot fix available for Update 3a which you can request via support ticket. Thanks!
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Re: Start-VBRRestoreVMFiles : Host type is not supported
this is great news thanks
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Re: Start-VBRRestoreVMFiles : Host type is not supported
You're welcome. Should other questions arise, don't hesitate to let us know. Thanks!
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