Data Protection
Data Protection
Hello,
I am planning to migrate our SnapCenter VMware Plug-In 4.1.1 to the Data Broker 1.0.1 sometime tomorrow. The PowerShell command listed is:
invoke-SCVOVAMigration -SourceSCVHost old-SCV-host-IP
-DestinationSCVOVAHost new-OVA-IP -OVACredential OVA-credentials
-ByPassValidationCheck -Overwrite -ContinueMigrationOnStorageError
-ScheduleOffsetTime time-offset
For the most part this seems straightforward, however I can find no explanation for the "ScheduleOffsetTime" switch. What does this mean? Syntax indicates we are to enter a time-offset but I don't know what that should be. Any ideas?
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The Snapcenter 4.2 Cmdlet Reference Guide has you covered! From page 211:
Use this parameter if the source SCV host and the
destination NDB host are in different time zones. Value
should be a positive or negative time offset to adjust
scheduled backup run times. Specify time difference in
the format hh:mm:ss, such as 06:00:00, or -06:00:00 for
a negative value.
It is not a required parameter, so if that doesn't apply to your situation, then it can be ommited from the command.
EDIT: if you run "Get-Help Invoke-SCVOVAMigration -full", it will show you all of the parameters and their descriptions (and whether they are required or have default values, etc.)
The Snapcenter 4.2 Cmdlet Reference Guide has you covered! From page 211:
Use this parameter if the source SCV host and the
destination NDB host are in different time zones. Value
should be a positive or negative time offset to adjust
scheduled backup run times. Specify time difference in
the format hh:mm:ss, such as 06:00:00, or -06:00:00 for
a negative value.
It is not a required parameter, so if that doesn't apply to your situation, then it can be ommited from the command.
EDIT: if you run "Get-Help Invoke-SCVOVAMigration -full", it will show you all of the parameters and their descriptions (and whether they are required or have default values, etc.)
Wow that was quick @donny_lang ! Thank you! I didn't even notice the cmdlet guide, I will have to look through that!