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Table 38 Create-vCopy parameters (continued)

Description

Optional/Required

Parameter

supported. The localhost is not
supported.

Comma separated VM names (or
UUIDs) .

Required

-VmNamesUuids

For best practice, if more than one VM
name specified, ensure all VMs use the
same Storage System volume.

The Virtual Copy name prefix. A unique
timestamp will be generated for this

Optional

-VcNamePrefix

new Virtual Copy and appended to this
prefix. If not specified, the VC name
will be vc-timestamp where
timestamp is generated for this new
Virtual Copy.

Integer value followed by letter h or d
for Hours and Days respectively Default:
use the RMH Policy.

Optional

-Expiry

Integer value followed by letter h or d
for Hours and Days respectively Default:
use the RMH Policy.

Optional

-Retention

Disabled or enabled.

Optional

-SavedStateBackups

Default: use the RMH policy.

Displays progress messages.

Optional

-Verbose

Result with Description

Multiple {RmhCreateVirtualcopyResult} objects.

VM Name or UUID

Success/Failure status of the create-vCopy operation for the VM

Detailed error message(s) when operation fails

An instance of an object of type RMHirtualcopySet describing created Virtual Copy
set. (create a link for the following: See Get-vCopySet Cmdlet for details of this object).

Success Paths

Scenario 1: Virtual Copies are successfully created.
Virtual Copies on VM(s) specified are successfully created.

Failure Paths

Scenario 1: Session owner is invalid.
Every session command received on RMH Server is validated to originate from the same IP
address that initiated the session. If IP does not match, the command fails.

Scenario 2: Storage System session credentials are not provided.
Storage System session credentials are not provided for this command.

Scenario 3: No VM is specified.
At least one VM must be specified for command.

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