To recover Nutanix AHV VM

1. On the NetBackup master server, log on as an Administrator or root user based on Windows or UNIX system respectively.
2. Run the following command on the NetBackup master server by providing appropriate values:

   bprestore -S master_server -C client -R path_rename_file -t 47 -L path_progress_log -f filelist -disk_media_server disk_media_server -vmproxy backup_host -vmid -vmmacid -vmsn -vmpoweron -vmserver NutanixAHV_cluster -K

   Where,

   -S

   Specifies the name or FQDN of the NetBackup master server.

   -C

   Specifies the Nutanix AHV VM name that you have backed up.

   -R

   Specifies the directory path to a rename file, which is used to recover a virtual machine.

   -t 47

   Specifies Hypervisor as the policy type.

   -L progress_log

   Specifies the name of whitelisted file path in which to write progress information.

   -f

   Specifies a file (listfile) that contains a list of files to be restored and can be used instead of the file names option (filenames). In listfile, list each file path must be on a separate line.

   Currently we support a full VM restore. Enter / (forward slash) as the file entry.

   -disk_media_server

   Name or the FQDN of the disk media server.

   -vmproxy

   Specifies the name or the FQDN of the backup host.

   -vmpoweron

   Turn on the VM after recovery.

   -K

   To not overwrite the existing virtual machine in the AHV cluster.

   -vmid

   Retain the VM UUID.

   -vmmacid

   Retain the MAC address of the VM.

   -vmserver

   FQDN or the IP address of the Nutanix AHV cluster where you want to recover the virtual machine. Use the same type that was used to add the Nutanix AHV credentials.

   -vmsn

   Remove the network interface that was set for the VM during the backup.