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Acronis Backup Advanced 11.7: Failed to get the host version

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Hi,

I'm trying to restore an existing VM on the same Hyper-V server where Acronis 11.7 is installed using this command:

acrocmd recover vm --vmname=MyTestVM --loc="D:\Backup" --arc="MyTestBackup.TIB" --password="qwerty123" --host=MyTestHostName --credentials="MyTestHostName\Administrator",password123 --service=mms

And get this output:

An error occurred while executing the command.
    Error: 0x1510008
    $module = "acrocmd_vs_50242"
    Tag: 0x7A8E520180FDC065
Failed to get the host version.
    Error: 0x21F0010
    $module = "abr11cli_vs_50242"
    Tag: 0x9B023CE0980AB1EF

Backup locations, usernames, hostname etc. are correct because when I change them error message changes accordingly. Recover VM from Acronis GUI works perfectly. Could you please advise me what can be wrong in the command line?

Thank you.

 

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Hello Serge T,

Welcome to Acronis forums!

Please specify a full path (incl. server) to a storage location as in this example:

acrocmd recover vm --vmname=my_vm_1 --vmserver_name=Server1 --vmstorage="C:\ProgramData\Microsoft\Windows\Hyper-V\Virtual Machines" --loc=\\bkpsrv\vms --credentials=netuser1,pass1 --arc="my vm archive" --host=srv1 --credentials="srv1\AMS user",pass1 --service=ams

Hi Maria,

 

Thank you for the hint. I added "--vmserver_name=localhost" to the script and it started to work.

 

Have a nice day.

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Comments: 2016

Hello Serge T,

thank you for sharing the results with other forum users!