Hi!
I think you are looking for the "state" attribute of the RecoveryPlanInfo you get back with the method getInfo() on a RecoveryPlan:
Enum - SrmRecoveryPlanRecoveryState
Property of
SrmRecoveryPlanInfo, SrmRecoveryPlanPeer
Enum Description
Enum Constants
NAME DESCRIPTION
cancelling The recovery plan is in the process of cancelling.
error The recovery plan has errors.
failedOver The recovery plan has failed over.
needsCleanup Need to cleanup a test run.
needsFailover Need to re-run failover.
needsReprotect Need to re-run reprotect.
needsRollback Need to re-run rollback.
prompting The recovery plan is running, but requires user-interaction before it may continue.
protecting The recovery plan is protecting to the remote site, please run the peer recovery plan on the remote site.
ready The recovery plan is not in a running state and may be run.
running The recovery plan is currently running.
If the state is protecting, you are on the protection site. If it is "ready", you are on the recovery site. With the getPeer() method of a RecoveryPlan you can find the corresponding other.
I once put together a powershell script that does some ProtectionGroup reporting with SRM, shouldn't be to hard to adjust it to your needs:
$Server = "mysrmserver.lab.local"
$UserName = "lab\administrator"
$Password = "apassword"
[System.Net.ServicePointManager]::ServerCertificateValidationCallback = {$true}
Write-Host "Connecting to SRM"
$webSvc = New-WebServiceProxy ("https://" + $Server + ":8095/srm-Service?wsdl") -Namespace SRM $srm = New-Object SRM.SrmService
$srm.Url = "Https://" + $Server + ":9007"
$srm.Timeout = 600000
$srm.CookieContainer = New-Object System.Net.CookieContainer
$srmSvcRef = New-Object SRM.ManagedObjectReference
$srmSvcRef.Type = "SrmServiceInstance"
$srmSvcRef.Value = $srmSvcRef.Type
$srmSvcContent = $srm.RetrieveContent($srmSvcRef)
Write-Host "Looging in to SRM"
$srm.SrmLoginLocale($srmSvcRef, $UserName, $Password, $null)
$srmObject = New-Object System.Object
$srmObject | Add-Member -Type NoteProperty -value $Server -Name SRMServer
$srmObject | Add-Member -Type NoteProperty -value $srm -Name SRMService
$srmObject | Add-Member -Type NoteProperty -value $srmSvcContent -Name SRMContent
$protectionGroupList = @();
#Get Information about the ProtectionGroups and combine them
ForEach ($protectionGroup in $SrmObject.SRMService.ListProtectionGroups($SrmObject.SRMContent.Protection)) {
Write-Host "Fetching ProtectionGroupInfo"
$protectionGroupInfo = $SrmObject.SRMService.GetInfo($protectionGroup)
Write-Host "Fetching VMs for ProtectionGroup"
$protectedVms = $SrmObject.SRMService.listProtectedVms($protectionGroup)
$customProtectionGroupInfo = New-Object System.Object
$customProtectionGroupInfo | Add-Member -Name ProtectionGroupMoRef -Value $protectionGroup -MemberType NoteProperty -PassThru
$customProtectionGroupInfo | Add-Member -Name ProtectionGroupInfo -Value $protectionGroupInfo -MemberType NoteProperty -PassThru
$customProtectionGroupInfo | Add-Member -Name ProtectedVms -Value $protectedVms -MemberType NoteProperty -PassThru
$protectionGroupList += $customProtectionGroupInfo
}
Write-Host "=== Results ==="
Write-Host "-----"
ForEach ($pg in $protectionGroupList) {
Write-Host "ProtectionGroup Name: " $pg.protectionGroupInfo.name
Write-Host "Description De: " $pg.protectionGroupInfo.description
Write-Host "Replication Type: " $pg.protectionGroupInfo.type
ForEach ($vm in $pg.protectedVms) {
Write-Host " VM MoId: " $vm.vm.value
Write-Host " Protection State: " $vm.state
Write-Host " Peer State: " $vm.peerState
Write-Host " needs configuration: " $vm.needsConfiguration
Write-Host " ----"
}
Write-Host "---"
}
Cheers,
Joerg
