Hello,
Is there any possibility how to get in the powershell where the application restorepoints are located?
I can get this information for the restore points. I use get-vbrrestorepoint cmdlet and this cmdlet returns objects, witch I can get the name of repository from (…function GetRepository().Name).
But get-vbrrestorepoint doesn’t return all RPs, for example the restorepoints for the nodes of MS SQL cluster are missing. I can see them in cmdlet Get-VBRApplicationRestorePoint, but the result of this cmdlet is different from the cmdlet get-vbrrestorepoint and I don’t know how to get their location (the name of repository). Is it possible?
Thanks for any idea
Jan Bezdek
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Re: The repository name for the applicationrestorepoint
Hi Jan and welcome to the forum,
Can you provide you script, so I can have better view on your case.
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Can you provide you script, so I can have better view on your case.
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Re: The repository name for the applicationrestorepoint
The ID property of the VSS-aware restore point returned from Get-VBRApplicationRestorePoint will match to a restore point from Get-VBRRestorePoint, such as below (output trimmed for space):
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Get-VBRApplicationRestorePoint | Select -First 1
IsSQL : True
CreationTime : 1/10/2019 5:20:51 PM
Type : Full
IsIndexed : False
IsCorrupted : False
Name : ausveeambem
Id : d5b28e6b-d7b3-4601-90fa-34c9b729caf7
$RP = Get-VBRRestorePoint | Where Id -eq 'd5b28e6b-d7b3-4601-90fa-34c9b729caf7'
Info : Veeam.Backup.Model.COibInfo
Id : d5b28e6b-d7b3-4601-90fa-34c9b729caf7
CreationTime : 1/10/2019 5:20:51 PM
CreationTimeUtc : 1/10/2019 11:20:51 PM
Type : Full
Algorithm : Syntethic
IsCorrupted : False
IsLicensed : True
IsConsistent : True
ApproxSize : 37903925248
VmName : ausveeambem
Name : ausveeambem
HvAuxData :
HasSql : True
Fqdn : ausveeambem.lab.fullstackgeek.net
IsFull : True
$RP.GetRepository() | Select Name, Description
Name : NTFS
Description : NTFS on ausveeampxy02 - D:\Backups\
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Re: The repository name for the applicationrestorepoint
Hi,
it looks OK, thanks, it is the good way how to get the repository for appRP.
jabe
it looks OK, thanks, it is the good way how to get the repository for appRP.
jabe
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