Hyper-V of restore to alternate locations failed

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Hello all,1)My NetBackup vesion: 8.2&nbsp;Operating System : windows server 20192)client&nbsp;Operating System : windows server 2012&nbsp;I want to restore rename vm to hyper-v server,but&nbsp;I am facing an issue during the recovery of vm .C:\Veritas\NetBackup\bin\admincmd&gt;bpsetconfig -h win233bpsetconfig&gt; BPCD_WHITELIST_PATH=\C:	esttbpsetconfig&gt; ^ZC:\Veritas\NetBackup\bin&gt;nbrestorevm.exe -vmhvnew -C NBUtestVM01 -S win226 -vmserver win233 -vmid -R \C:	esttRestore image time = 01/30/20 13:44:57VM restore request returned with status = 6000EXIT STATUS 6000: The provided path is not whitelisted.How to solve this problem?Thanks,Angus&nbsp;&nbsp;

michal_mikulik1 · Answer

Hello,
review yout nbrestorevm syntax:
- you have allowed whitelist path on win233, but -R path is related to the server from where you call nbrestorevm
- is C:	estt rename file? Looks like restore destination.
Regards
Michal

sdo · Answer

Michal_Mikulik1&nbsp;has already said to you:"review your nbrestorevm syntax".Your command is wrong. &nbsp;See some notes re syntax here:https://www.veritas.com/content/support/en_US/doc/21357025-130334382-0/v93105983-130334382&nbsp;

sdo · Answer

Maybe try this:1) change the name of the rename file to C:	esttename.txt2) dir C:	estt\3) setup the bpcd whitelist using :BPCD_WHITELIST_PATH=C:	esttBPCD_WHITELIST_PATH=C:	estt\BPCD_WHITELIST_PATH=C:	esttename.txt4) try the restore with this command:nbrestorevm -vmhvnew -C NBUtestVM01 -R C:	esttename.txt

sdo · Answer

Ok - you need to look at the nbrestorevm log for starters:Logs for troubleshooting the nbrestorevm commandhttps://www.veritas.com/content/support/en_US/doc/21902280-127283730-0/v89994458-127283730&nbsp;

sdo · Answer

Master: NBU 8.1.1 on Win2016Hyperv cluster : NBU 7.7.3 client on Win2012 R2I thought I’d also try to test CLI based redirected HyperV VM restore too. So far all I’ve managed to do is to get my nbrestorevm command to work, and my restore job starts, and validates my rename file, and the restore job actually gets as far as starting tar, but then “tar” fails with an obscure error and a VSS error event is generated in Windows event logs.I think I’m going to have to open a support case to see what’s going on for me.

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