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az dataprotection backup-instance validate-for-restore

Validates if Restore can be triggered for a DataSource Azure CLI extensions reference

2 examples 5 options Its page in the Azure CLI extensions reference

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Validate for restore

az dataprotection backup-instance validate-for-restore -g sample_rg --vault-name sample_backupvault --backup-instance-name sample_biname-fd53a211-3f3e-4c7e-ba45-81050e27c0be --restore-request-object restorerequestobject.jsonIdentify
-gName of resource group.
--vault-nameThe name of the backup vault.
--backup-instance-nameThe name of the backup instance.
--restore-request-objectGets or sets the restore request object.

Validate for cross-region-restore

az dataprotection backup-instance validate-for-restore -g sample_rg --vault-name sample_backupvault --backup-instance-name sample_biname-fd53a211-3f3e-4c7e-ba45-81050e27c0be --restore-request-object restorerequestobject.json --use-secondary-regionIdentify
-gName of resource group.
--vault-nameThe name of the backup vault.
--backup-instance-nameThe name of the backup instance.
--restore-request-objectGets or sets the restore request object.
--use-secondary-regionUse this flag to restore from a recoverypoint in secondary region.

Options

5 in the Azure CLI extensions reference
--backup-instance-name, --name, -nThe name of the backup instance.
--resource-group, -gName of resource group.
--restore-request-objectGets or sets the restore request object.
--use-secondary-regionUse this flag to restore from a recoverypoint in secondary region.
--vault-name, -vThe name of the backup vault.