Use this dialog box to specify restore options for an Azure VM.
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Azure Subscription |
Displays the virtualization client for the Azure subscription. Select the Azure subscription client for the restore operation. |
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Proxy Client |
By default, the preferred VSA proxy for the virtualization client is used for the restore. You can select any VSA proxy for Azure VMs. |
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Restore in place |
By default, a virtual machine is restored to the original location. The VM and Disks column shows the source virtual machines with disks underneath each virtual machine. To restore out of place, clear this check box. |
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VM and Disk |
This column displays the list of all the virtual machines and disks selected for restore. Expand each virtual machine to view the disks in that virtual machine. |
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Change VM display name to |
This column displays the existing name of each virtual machine. To change the name of any virtual machine, click in the corresponding row and enter the new name. |
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Resource Group |
Specify the Resource Group for the restored VM. |
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Region/Storage Account |
Select the region for the restored VM. Then select an Azure Standard or Premium general-purpose storage account. You can select a different storage account for each virtual machine and disk. The storage accounts listed are only those associated with the selected region for the restored VM. |
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Settings |
To specify other options, select one or more virtual machines, then click Configure under the Settings column to display the Azure Virtual Machine Configuration dialog box. In the Azure Virtual Machine Configuration dialog box, you can provide the following information:
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Power ON Virtual Machine after/During Restore |
Select this option to power on the virtual machine after the restore completes. |
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Unconditionally overwrite VM with the same name |
Select this option to overwrite an existing virtual machine with the same name. |
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Save as Script |
Click to open the Save As Script dialog, which allows you to save this operation and the selected options as a script file (in XML format). The script can later be executed from the Command Line Interface using qoperation execute command. |