vRanger 7.6.3 - User Guide

Add-HypervRestoreJobTemplate

Add-HypervRestoreJobTemplate

 

Description	Adds a Hyper-V® restore job template. Users also have the option of running the job immediately after the template is created.
Syntax	Add-HypervRestoreJobTemplate [‑JobName] <String> [[‑JobDescription] <String>] [‑SavePoint] <Savepoint> [[‑JobSchedule] <Schedule>] [[‑Flags] <NoFlags | ForceOverwrite | ForcePowerOn | UseFiber | PerformNetworkRestoreOnFailure | AddHypervVirtualMachineToCluster | AllFlags>] [[‑NotificationList] <List`1>] [[‑RunJobNow] <Boolean>] [[‑VMName] <String>] [[‑TargetHost] <String>] [[‑VmLocation] <String>] [[‑SkipDisks] <List`1>] [[‑DiskLocations] <List`1>] [[‑TargetNetworks] <List`1>] [[‑SkipAdapters] <List`1>] [<CommonParameters>]
Parameters	• JobName <String>: Job name. • JobDescription [<String>]: Job description. • SavePoint <Savepoint>: Savepoint to restore. • JobSchedule [<Schedule>]: Schedule on which the job runs. If not set, the job runs on demand. • Flags [<RestoreFlags>]: Restore flags. If not set, the job has no flags. • NotificationList [<List`1>]: Separate multiple email addresses with commas. • RunJobNow [<Boolean>]: Whether to run the job now. If not set, the job does not run immediately after creation of the template. • VMName [<String>]: Name of the restored VM. If not set, the VM name in the savepoint is used. • TargetHost [<String>]: Fully qualified domain name or IP address of the target host. • VmLocation [<String>]: Location on target host where the restored VM is located. If not set, the default for the host is used. • SkipDisks [<List`1>]: Sequence number — base 0 — of the disks to skip from the savepoint. Separate multiple numbers with commas. • DiskLocations [<List`1>]: Disk locations to use on the target host. Separate multiple values with commas. If only one is supplied, it is used for all disks on the VM. If not set, the default disk location for the host is used for all disks. • TargetNetworks [<List`1>]: Networks to use on the target host. Separate multiple values with commas. If only one network name is provided, it is used for all adapters on the VM. If not set, the original networks are used when restoring to the original VM. • SkipAdapters [<List`1>]: Sequence number — base 0 — of the adapters to skip in the restore job. Separate multiple numbers with commas. • <CommonParameters>: This cmdlet supports the common parameters: ‑Verbose, ‑Debug, ‑ErrorAction, ‑ErrorVariable, ‑WarningAction, ‑WarningVariable, ‑OutBuffer, and ‑OutVariable. For more information, type: "get-help about_commonparameters"
Examples	--------------------EXAMPLE 1-------------------- $repo = get-repository |where{$_.name ‑eq 'local'} $spList = get-repositorysavepoint $repo.id $mysp = ($spList)[1] Add-RestoreJobTemplate ‑Jobname vapirestore ‑Savepoint $mysp This command creates a restore job template that restores to the original VM in the savepoint. The job runs on demand. --------------------EXAMPLE 2-------------------- $repo = get-repository |where{$_.name ‑eq 'local'} $sp = get-repositorysavepoint $repo.id $mysp = ($sp)[0] $targethost = get-inventoryentities ‑type HypervHost | where{$_.name ‑eq 'dev 015.dev.eng.int'} $targetDiskLocation = 'c:\hyper-virtual hard disks $targetnw = get-network ‑host $targethost|where{$_.Name ‑eq 'Virtual Machine Network'} Add-RestoreJobTemplate ‑jobname vapirestore_totaraget ‑savepoint $mysp ‑targethost $targethost.name ‑DiskLocations $targetDiskLocation ‑VmLocation 'c:\hyper-v\configuration' ‑targetnetworks $targetnw.name This command creates a restore job template that restores to the specified target host. It also specifies disk location, vm location, and the network to use on the target host. --------------------EXAMPLE 3-------------------- $repo = get-repository |where{$_.name ‑eq 'local'} $sp = get-repositorysavepoint $repo.id $mysp = ($sp)[0] $targethost = get-inventoryentities ‑type HypervHost | where{$_.name ‑eq 'dev015.dev.eng.int'} $targetDiskLocation = 'c:\hyper-virtual hard disks $targetnw = get-network ‑host $targethost|where{$_.Name ‑eq 'Virtual Machine Network'} $skipdisks = '0' Add-RestoreJobTemplate ‑jobname vapirestore_skipdisk ‑savepoint $mysp ‑targethost $targethost.name ‑DiskLocations $targetDiskLocation ‑VmLocation 'c:\hyper-v\configuration' ‑targetnetworks $targetnw.name ‑SkipDisks $skipdisk s This command creates a restore job template that restores to the specified target host. The first disk (0) in the savepoint is skipped by the restore job.
Related links	Add-BackupJobTemplate Add-RdaRepository Update-RestoreJobTemplate Get-Job Get-JobTemplate

Add-NFSRepository

Add-NFSRepository

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Description	Adds a Network File Share repository to vRanger. The repository can be later used to store backup files from backup jobs.
Syntax	Add-NfsRepository [‑Server] <String> [‑ExportDirectory] <String> [‑TargetDirectory] <String> [‑Name] <String> [[‑Description] <String>] [[‑Overwrite][<Boolean>]] [[‑EnableEncryption] [<Boolean>]] [[‑EncryptionPassword] <String>] [[‑BlockSize] <Int>] [[‑EnableCompress] [<Boolean>]] [[‑ImportOption] [<String>]] [<CommonParameters>]
Parameters	• Server <String>: The NFS Server FQDN or IP. • ExportDirectory <String>: The NFS Export Directory. • TargetDirectory <String>: The NFS Target Directory. • Name <String>: A friendly name describing this NFS server. • Description <String>: The Description describing the NFS server. • Overwrite [<Boolean>]: Whether to overwrite the existing repository if one exists. • EnableEncryption [<Boolean>]: Whether to enable encryption on backups on this repository. • EncryptionPassword <String>: The encryption Password. • ImportOption [<String>]: Whether to import the save points as read-write or read only. Possible options ReadOnly and ReadWrite. • <CommonParameters>: This cmdlet supports the common parameters: ‑Verbose, ‑Debug, ‑ErrorAction, ‑ErrorVariable, and ‑OutVariable. For more information, type: "get-help about_commonparameters"
Examples	--------------------EXAMPLE 1-------------------- Add-NfsRepository ‑Server myserver.dev.corp ‑ExportDirectory /vol/vol1 ‑TargetDirectory /test ‑Name MyNFSRepo ‑Overwrite 1 This command adds a repository on server myserver.dev.corp. Existing repositories at the location specified are overwritten. --------------------EXAMPLE 2-------------------- Add-NfsRepository ‑Server myserver.dev.corp ‑ExportDirectory /vol/vol1 ‑TargetDirectory /test ‑Name MyNFSRepo ‑EnableEncryption 1 ‑EncryptionPassword myPassword ‑EnableCompress 1 This command adds a repository on server myserver.dev.corp. Enables encryption on backups of this repository. All backups to this repository are compressed.
Related links	Get-PhysicalMachineDiskMap Add-DdbRepository Add-NVSDRepository Add-CIFSRepository

Add-NVSDRepository

Add-NVSDRepository

 

Description	Adds a Quest NetVault SmartDisk repository to vRanger. The repository can be later used to store backup files from backup jobs.
Syntax	Add-NvsdRepository [‑Server] <String> [‑TargetDirectory] <String> [‑User] <String> [‑Password] <String> [‑Name] <String> [[‑Description] <String>] [[‑Overwrite] <Boolean>] [[‑ImportOption] <String>] [<CommonParameters>]
Parameters	• Server <String>: The NetVault SmartDisk server FQDN or IP. • TargetDirectory [<String>]: The NetVault SmartDisk Target Directory. • User <String>: The NetVault SmartDisk user name. • Password <String>: The NetVault SmartDisk Password. • Name <String>: A friendly name describing this NetVault SmartDisk server. • Description <String>: The Description describing the NetVault SmartDisk server. • Overwrite [<Boolean>]: Whether to overwrite the existing repository if one exists. • ImportOption [<String>]: Whether to import the save points as read-write or read only. Possible options ReadOnly and ReadWrite. • <CommonParameters>: This cmdlet supports the common parameters: ‑Verbose, ‑Debug, ‑ErrorAction, ‑ErrorVariable, and ‑OutVariable. For more information, type: "get-help about_commonparameters"
Examples	Add-NvsdRepository ‑Serve r myserver ‑User myname ‑Password mypassword ‑Name reponame ‑tagetDirectory /targetDirectoryName ‑Overwrite 1 This command adds a repository on server myserver pointing to a target directory named targetDirectoryName using the credentials provided. Existing repositories at the location specified are overwritten.
Related links	Get-PhysicalMachineDiskMap Add-DdbRepository Add-HypervCluster Add-CIFSRepository

Add-PhysicalMachine

Add-PhysicalMachine

 

Description	Adds a physical machine to the inventory.
Syntax	Add-PhysicalMachine [‑DNSorIP] <String> [‑Username] <String> [‑Password] <String> [[‑Port] <Int>] [‑IsInstallAgent] <Boolean>] [[‑AgentLocation] <String>] [<CommonParameters>]
Parameters	• DNSorIP <String>: The DNS or IP for the physical machine. • Username <String>: The user name to add the physical machine. • Password <String>: The password to add the physical machine. • Port [<Int>]: The port to add the physical machine. • IsInstallAgent [<Boolean>]: Install Agent on machine. • AgentLocation [<String>]: Agent installation location. • <CommonParameters>: This cmdlet supports the common parameters: ‑Verbose, ‑Debug,‑ErrorAction, ‑ErrorVariable, and ‑OutVariable. For more information, type: "get-help about_commonparameters"
Examples	Add-PhysicalMachine ‑DNSorIP 10.6.20.20 ‑Username user1 ‑Password p@ssw0rd This command adds a replication job template.
Related links	Add-BackupGroupEntity Get-InventoryEntities