I have been looking at a way to achieve this. Never got around of finishing anything but just to get you an idea of how to get hold of info.
Below is a cut and paste of my findings from back then.
From a command promt on the OnCommand server run “dfpm backup list”. This will obviously list all backups taken.
You have one separate backup id for each backup taken, below it is backup ids 95 and 94. 95 is the latest backup.
If you then run “dfpm backup ls –a 95” this command will show you details of this backup job.
Each row that contains this text “Virtualization.VMware.VM” will be a backup for a separate server. In this case below, it will be server vc1 and lnx1 that have a complete backup.
If the column “Restorable” says “YES” the backup have completed normal.
PS C:\Users\Administrator> dfpm backup list
Backup Id Backup Version Retention Type Retention Duration (in seconds) Node Name Description Dataset Properties(Name=Value) Matched field
--------- --------------------- -------------- --------------------------------- -------------------- ----------------------------------- -------------------- ------------------------- -------------------------
95 14 sep 2011 11:00:00 hourly 172800 Primary data Dataset1 CreateVmwareSnapshot=false IncludeIndependentDisks=false
94 14 sep 2011 10:00:00 hourly 172800 Primary data Dataset1 CreateVmwareSnapshot=false IncludeIndependentDisks=false
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PS C:\Users\Administrator> dfpm backup ls -a 95
Member Id Type Object Name At Backup Restorable? Properties(Name=Value)
---------- ----------------------------------- ----------------------------------- ------------ -------------------------
438 Storage.ONTAP.StorageSystem 192.168.100.21 NO system-id=1574126193 system-name=spica
412 Virtualization.VMware.Datacenter STO-OFFICE NO
443 Virtualization.VMware.VMConfig vc1-Virtualization.VMware.VMConfig NO Files=[DS1] vc1/vc1.vmx:VirtualMachine,[DS1] vc1//vc1.vmxf:Configuration,[DS1] vc1//vc1.nvram:Configuration,[DS1] vc1//vc1.vmsd:Configuration,[DS1] vc1//vmware-1.log:Log,[DS1] vc1//vmware.log:Log,[DS1] vc1//vmware-2.log:Log,[DS1] vc1//vmware-3.log:Log,[DS1] vc1
440 Storage.ONTAP.NFSExport /vol/esx_ds1 NO
444 Virtualization.VMware.VM vc1 YES PartialBackup=false SnapshotTakenForVM=false IsTemplate=false
442 Virtualization.VMware.VDisk Hard disk 1 YES Adapter=lsiLogic Bus=0 ExcludedFromBackup=false Files=[DS1] vc1/vc1.vmdk:VirtualDisk,[DS1] vc1/vc1-flat.vmdk:VirtualDisk Id=52f89d4f-be3d-281f-487f-324e49986349:6000C293-4ac3-fb7a-1c96-cc9dc3d963dd Independent=false RawDeviceMapping=false Unit=0
406 Virtualization.VMware.Vsphere 10.68.73.9 NO
441 Virtualization.VMware.Datastore DS1 YES PartialBackup=false DatastoreType=NFS IsOntap=true
419 Virtualization.VMware.HyperVisor esx1.sto-demo.europe.netapp.com NO
439 Storage.ONTAP.Volume esx_ds1 NO uuid=9cef0528-d016-11e0-af82-00a09817429a
420 Virtualization.VMware.HyperVisor esx2.sto-demo.europe.netapp.com NO
457 Virtualization.VMware.VM lnx1 YES PartialBackup=false SnapshotTakenForVM=false IsTemplate=false
456 Virtualization.VMware.VMConfig lnx1-Virtualization.VMware.VMConfig NO Files=[DS1] lnx1/lnx1.vmx:VirtualMachine,[DS1] lnx1//lnx1.vmxf:Configuration,[DS1] lnx1//lnx1.nvram:Configuration,[DS1] lnx1//lnx1.vmsd:Configuration,[DS1] lnx1//vmware.log:Log,[DS1] lnx1//vmware-1.log:Log,[DS1] lnx1//vmware-2.log:Log,[DS1] lnx1/lnx1-b13e93b6.v
455 Virtualization.VMware.VDisk Hard disk 1 YES Adapter=lsiLogic Bus=0 ExcludedFromBackup=false Files=[DS1] lnx1/lnx1.vmdk:VirtualDisk,[DS1] lnx1/lnx1-flat.vmdk:VirtualDisk Id=503ca97a-109f-56e4-18d8-7fd5201bea70:6000C29c-2c01-dcbe-bb0c-67a0ff9b5ebd Independent=false RawDeviceMapping=false Unit=0
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