There is no such thing as an "active" checkpoint. By definition, they are inert.
If you're looking for the immediate parent checkpoint of a running VM, then look on the VM.
Get-VM -VMName checkpointedVM | select Name, ParentSnapshotName
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powershell - Get-VMSnapshot
but how do i view the current active snapshot/checkpoint?
In Hyper-V Manager i see the green triangle
like above i can see that it clean3 that active how do i get this info with powershell
There is no such thing as an "active" checkpoint. By definition, they are inert.
If you're looking for the immediate parent checkpoint of a running VM, then look on the VM.
Get-VM -VMName checkpointedVM | select Name, ParentSnapshotName
Hi,
I would like to check what do you mean "active" checkpoint, you may provide an example and related screenshot, so that we can understand you question more clearly.
Thanks for your time!
Best Regards,
Anne
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like this how do i see that it snapshot clean 3 that currently is active