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Snapshot<br />

handling<br />

Transportation<br />

mode<br />

Use quiescence<br />

snapshot<br />

Using the <strong>Data</strong> <strong>Protector</strong> CLI<br />

Available only on Windows virtual machines.<br />

Select this option to quiesce the applications running in the virtual machine by<br />

per<strong>for</strong>ming a VSS snapshot be<strong>for</strong>e running a backup.<br />

Level of error Available only if Use quiescence snapshot is selected.<br />

Select from the drop-down box the error level to be reported if the quiescence<br />

snapshot fails.<br />

Select the transportation mode to be used <strong>for</strong> backing up the virtual machine.<br />

If you are not concerned which mode is used, select Fastest<br />

available.<br />

Default: Fastest available<br />

1. Log in to the backup host and go to the following directory:<br />

<strong>Data</strong>_<strong>Protector</strong>_home\bin<br />

2. Run:<br />

vepa_util.exe command<br />

--configvm<br />

--virtual-environment <strong>Vmware</strong><br />

--host HostName<br />

--instance <strong>Data</strong>center<br />

–-vm VirtualMachinePath<br />

--snapshots { 0 | 1 |2 }<br />

--transportation-mode Mode<br />

--quiescence { 0 | 1 }<br />

--quiescenceErrLvl { 0 | 1 }<br />

-–optimize-disks { 0 | 1 }<br />

--uuid UUID_of_VM<br />

For snapshots, the values { 0 | 1 | 2 } represent Disabled, Single, and Mixed snapshot<br />

handling modes respectively. To change virtual machine specific settings back to common<br />

virtual machine settings, run:<br />

vepa_util.exe command<br />

--configvm<br />

--virtual-environment <strong>Vmware</strong><br />

--host HostName<br />

--instance <strong>Data</strong>center<br />

–-vm VirtualMachinePath<br />

--uuid UUID_of_VM<br />

--default<br />

The message *RETVAL*0 indicates successful configuration.<br />

For option descriptions, see the util_vmware.exe description at the end of this document.<br />

Checking the configuration of VMware management clients<br />

To verify the connection, use the <strong>Data</strong> <strong>Protector</strong> GUI or CLI.<br />

Using the <strong>Data</strong> <strong>Protector</strong> GUI<br />

You can verify the connection to the VMware management client after you have created at least<br />

one backup specification.<br />

1. In the Context List, select Backup.

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