Hi Lydia – that cmdlet is part of VMWare’s provided set of cmdlets in their PowerCLI product. I am confident that the responses provided by it are as expected, however will not have any context to Zerto. Zerto does not use powercli in the software that is installed as we program against the API via […]

That’s correct – you likely need to upgrade to a later 6.5 version (the latest is update 4) or to 7.0 (latest is update 1) in order to have access to this API. It was not implemented in the code version you have installed. — Justin

That is likely the case – I think the build number would likely look like 0652XXXX. Another way to verify is in the hamburger button in the top right of the GUI, if you click on ‘help’ it will bring up a locally served version of the documentation; in this locally served copy, the full […]

Hi Lydia – presuming you are on a version of this software with this API (Zerto 6.5 update 2 and above only as versions before 6.5 update 2 do not have this API; I do not think you have mentioned the version you are working with) I would recommend opening up a support ticket to […]

So that depends. For protected VMs you can get that here: http://s3.amazonaws.com/zertodownload_docs/Latest/Zerto%20Virtual%20Replication%20Zerto%20Virtual%20Manager%20%28ZVM%29%20-%20vSphere%20Online%20Help/index.html#page/RestfulAPIs%2FStatusAPIs.5.095.html%23 If the VM is not yet protected then it should be here: http://s3.amazonaws.com/zertodownload_docs/Latest/Zerto%20Virtual%20Replication%20Zerto%20Virtual%20Manager%20%28ZVM%29%20-%20vSphere%20Online%20Help/index.html#page/RestfulAPIs%2FStatusAPIs.5.089.html%23