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I have several backups jobs I would like to script to start/run. (Reason, is I want to move away from VSC Scheduler, to an Enterprise Sceduler (ie: OpCon, UC4, etc)). Is there a command or powershell script example I can use to start a backup job that I have created in VSC Backup and Recovery within vcenter? Thanks!
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SMVI unfortunately does not have a CLI command for running scheduled jobs. Only on-demand backups can be created from the CLI.
C:\Program Files\NetApp\Virtual Storage Console\smvi\cli\bin>smvi backup create -id <virtual_machine_name> -backup-name <backup_name> [–no-vmware-snapshot] -user
SMVI unfortunately does not have a CLI command for running scheduled jobs. Only on-demand backups can be created from the CLI.
C:\Program Files\NetApp\Virtual Storage Console\smvi\cli\bin>smvi backup create -id <virtual_machine_name> -backup-name <backup_name> [–no-vmware-snapshot] -user
This is very unfortunate. Thank you for your response. Dale
I am facing a similar request, but using a VSC (4.2.2 for VMware). We would like to perform a backup of a VM and/or Datastore from a script. Anything can be done with VSC?
any news on that topic? is it possible with VSC 6.0?