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Mount-vcopy, Syntax, Preconditions – HP 3PAR Application Software Suite for Microsoft Hyper-V User Manual

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Syntax

Any optional parameters are enclosed in square brackets [ ] around them.

Get-vCopy -RmhServerName -HypervName

[-VcNamesUuids] [-VmNamesUuids] [-Timestamp] [-Verbose]

Table 31 Get-vCopy parameters

Description

Optional/Required

Parameter

Host name of the RMH Server. This is
FQDN or IP address.

Required

-RmhServerName

Select Hyper-V host/cluster to use. This
is FQDN or IP address. Synonyms for

Required

-HypervName

Hyper-V are supported. The
localhost

is not supported.

Select VCs by name/uuid using a
comma-separated list. If not specified,

Optional

-VcNamesUuids

VCs name/uuid is not used to filter
selection.

Select names/uuids to filter VC selection
by VM. If not specified, VM

Optional

-VmNamesUuids

names/uuids is not used to filter
selection.

Specify timestamp of VC to locate in
the format mmddyyhhmmss.

Optional

-Timestamp

Displays progress messages.

Optional

-Verbose

The command returns multiple RMHirtualSet objects.

Mount-vCopy

Mount-vCopy

exports and mounts specified Virtual Copy virtual volumes to a Hyper-V host for

manual restoration of virtual hard disks. This command can be repeated with unique mount point
prefixes if necessary.

Mount point is optional. Virtual volume(s) can be accessed using Volume GUID, if mount point
prefixes are not specified.

Preconditions

The user must first login with Login-Rmh.

Syntax

Any optional parameters are enclosed in square brackets [ ] around them.

Mount-vCopy -RmhServerName -HypervName

-VcNameUuid -VmNameUuid [-Timestamp]

[-MountPointPrefix] [-Select] [-HypervHostName] [-Verbose]

Table 32 Mount-vCopy parameters

Description

Optional/Required

Parameter

Host name of the RMH Server. This is
FQDN or IP address.

Required

-RmhServerName

Select Hyper-V host/cluster to use. This
is FQDN or IP address. Synonyms for

Required

-HypervName

Hyper-V are supported. The
localhost

is not supported.

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