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vCloud backup and Get-VBRTaskSession
Hi!
With vsphere vm backup, when I lookup tasksessions for at specific vm in a job. I match using "Get-VBRJobObject.Objectid" data with "Get-VBRTaskSession.Info.ObjectId".
Now I try to do the same thing with vcloud backup. vCloud vms is specifically added to job. But I can't find a match between "Get-VBRJobObject.Objectid" data with "Get-VBRTaskSession.Info.ObjectId".
From "Get-VBRTaskSession.Info.ObjectId" I get an id that I can't find anywhere. I guess it would be possible to match vm name instead. But I would prefer to match using id. How can I trace my vcloud "Get-VBRJobObject.Objectid" to specific tasksessions for vcloud backup?
\Magnus
With vsphere vm backup, when I lookup tasksessions for at specific vm in a job. I match using "Get-VBRJobObject.Objectid" data with "Get-VBRTaskSession.Info.ObjectId".
Now I try to do the same thing with vcloud backup. vCloud vms is specifically added to job. But I can't find a match between "Get-VBRJobObject.Objectid" data with "Get-VBRTaskSession.Info.ObjectId".
From "Get-VBRTaskSession.Info.ObjectId" I get an id that I can't find anywhere. I guess it would be possible to match vm name instead. But I would prefer to match using id. How can I trace my vcloud "Get-VBRJobObject.Objectid" to specific tasksessions for vcloud backup?
\Magnus
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Re: vCloud backup and Get-VBRTaskSession
Hi Magnus,
Just to clarify, which VBR precise version are you talking about?
Best regards,
Oleg
Just to clarify, which VBR precise version are you talking about?
Best regards,
Oleg
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Re: vCloud backup and Get-VBRTaskSession
Hi!
10a.
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10a.
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Re: vCloud backup and Get-VBRTaskSession
Reproduced your issue in my lab. Checking with QA. Please, stay tuned. Thanks!
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Re: vCloud backup and Get-VBRTaskSession
Hi!
Any update on this?
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Any update on this?
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Re: vCloud backup and Get-VBRTaskSession
Hi,
No news on that, unfortunately, as the QA team responsible for this feature have been busy with v11 pre-release testing.
Now that it is passed, we'll discuss it with the QA engineer, who is aware of this, as soon as he gets back from vacation next week.
Thanks,
Oleg
No news on that, unfortunately, as the QA team responsible for this feature have been busy with v11 pre-release testing.
Now that it is passed, we'll discuss it with the QA engineer, who is aware of this, as soon as he gets back from vacation next week.
Thanks,
Oleg
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Re: vCloud backup and Get-VBRTaskSession
Hi Magnus,
Small update. We found the cause of such discrepancy - if a virtual machine is added directly as a vcloud backup job include, on each task session run it is referenced by the object related to vSphere infrastructure. So, the id you see in task session object is the id of VM in vCenter.
Entries for both objects are kept in [Backup,Model.ObjectsView]. Now we are looking into backend code to determine whether it is possible to match these objects by any means other than by their names. I will keep you posted on the outcome.
Thanks,
Oleg
Small update. We found the cause of such discrepancy - if a virtual machine is added directly as a vcloud backup job include, on each task session run it is referenced by the object related to vSphere infrastructure. So, the id you see in task session object is the id of VM in vCenter.
Entries for both objects are kept in [Backup,Model.ObjectsView]. Now we are looking into backend code to determine whether it is possible to match these objects by any means other than by their names. I will keep you posted on the outcome.
Thanks,
Oleg
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