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az site-recovery protection-container create

Create to create a protection container. Azure CLI extensions reference

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protection-container create for A2A

az site-recovery protection-container create -g rg --fabric-name fabric1_name -n container1_name --vault-name vault_name --provider-input '[{instance-type:A2A}]'Identify
-gName of resource group.
--fabric-nameUnique fabric ARM name.
-nUnique protection container ARM name.
--vault-nameThe name of the recovery services vault.
--provider-inputProvider specific inputs for container creation.

protection-container create for hyper-v-replica-azure

az site-recovery protection-container mapping create -g "rg" --fabric-name "fabric_name" -n "container_mapping_name" --protection-container "container_name" --vault-name "vault_name" --policy-id "policy_id" --target-container "Microsoft Azure" --provider-input '{hyper-v-replica-azure:""}'Identify
-gName of resource group.
--fabric-nameFabric name.
-nProtection container mapping name.
--protection-containerProtection container name.
--vault-nameThe name of the recovery services vault.
--policy-idApplicable policy.
--target-containerThe target unique protection container name.
--provider-inputProvider specific input for pairing.

Options

4 in the Azure CLI extensions reference
--fabric-nameUnique fabric ARM name.
--protection-container-name, --name, -nUnique protection container ARM name.
--provider-specific-input, --provider-inputProvider specific inputs for container creation.
--vault-nameThe name of the recovery services vault.