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Currently running the New-RubrikHyperVVMMount cmdlet will always power on VMs by automatically - this is the direct opposite of what the examples and documentation says.
IE,
The documentation states that running
Get-RubrikHyperVVM VMName | Get-RubrikSnapshot -Latest | New-RubrikHyperVVMMount will create a live mount which is powered on - even though the body doesn't contain the poweredon: true stanza
This adds the poweredon: true stanza to the body and it powers the VM on
The only way to Live Mount with the VM powered off is to run
Get-RubrikHyperVVM VMName | Get-RubrikSnapshot -Latest | New-RubrikHyperVVMMount -PoweredON:$false
The documentation and examples should be updated to reflect this as it states the opposite
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Current Behavior:
Currently running the New-RubrikHyperVVMMount cmdlet will always power on VMs by automatically - this is the direct opposite of what the examples and documentation says.
IE,
The documentation states that running
Get-RubrikHyperVVM VMName | Get-RubrikSnapshot -Latest | New-RubrikHyperVVMMount will create a live mount which is powered on - even though the body doesn't contain the poweredon: true stanza
It says to have it powered on you need to run
Get-RubrikHyperVVM VMName | Get-RubrikSnapshot -Latest | New-RubrikHyperVVMMount -PowerOn
This adds the poweredon: true stanza to the body and it powers the VM on
The only way to Live Mount with the VM powered off is to run
Get-RubrikHyperVVM VMName | Get-RubrikSnapshot -Latest | New-RubrikHyperVVMMount -PoweredON:$false
The documentation and examples should be updated to reflect this as it states the opposite
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: