Open the Windows PowerShell session on your DPM server and observe the following steps:
- Open a connection to a DPM server by typing the following command:
Connect-DPMServer -DPMServerName $env:COMPUTERNAME
- Query all protection groups and store the results in a variable called $PGroup: $PGroup = Get-DPMProtectionGroup. You can see their name under the Name column, and, under ProtectionMethod, you can see whether they're using short-term storage using local DPM disks, or, in the case of our file server protection group, using Azure online protection:
- This is an object collection. There were two objects in this collection ...
