@Nathan Given per your screen shot, the policies have to be created separately and passed as -RetentionPolicy
and -SchedulePolicy
parameters. See Back up Azure VMs with Enhanced policy - Azure Backup | Microsoft Learn for details. Did you follow these steps and ran into an issue?
How can I script the creation of an Enhanced Azure Recovery Services backup policy for Virtual Machines?
I have over 70 backup recovery services vaults and I'm trying to mass create a new Enhanced Azure Virtual Machine Backup policy[1]. Doing this through Azure Portal works great, but is quite tedious.
We've looked into using powershell to script this out, but unfortunately New-AzRecoveryServicesBackupProtectionPolicy doesn't have a PolicyType parameter and everything I've tried seems to always create standard policies.
I'd like to use powershell for this mass creation of enhanced policies, however, if there is a way to do it in another, scripted manner, that'd be great to know.
Thank you,
Nathan
[1] This is the policy creation screen in Azure Portal that let's us create an enhanced policy.
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Ryan Hill 29,291 Reputation points Microsoft Employee
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hossein jalilian 8,840 Reputation points
2024-10-31T19:45:46.3433333+00:00 Thanks for posting your question in the Microsoft Q&A forum.
You can use the
New-AzRecoveryServicesBackupProtectionPolicy
cmdlet with specific parameters to define an Enhanced policy.
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