To mount a snapshot to a physical or virtual server, use the cmdlet Mount-PsbSnapshotSet. Get the latest snapshot of a volume set to mount with the List the Snapshot Job History cmdlet.
The example below mounts the snapshot to the computer declared in -ComputerAddress.
Mount-PsbSnapshotSet -HistoryId $snaps[0].HistoryId -VCenterAddress $vcenterendpoint -VCenterCredential $vcentercredential -FlashArrayAddress $FADNS -FlashArrayCredential $FlashArrayCredential -ComputerAddress $vmname -ComputerCredential $vmcredential -Path 'c:\mp101,c:\mp102' -VmPersistentId $VMPID
When performing a mount operation, the target server must support the same disk type as the source. A RDM cannot be mounted as a vVol or physical disk. A vVol cannot be mounted as an RDM or physical disk. A physical disk type cannot be mounted as an RDM or vVol.
In the case of replicated protection group snapshots, the -DatastoreName to be used, can be declared since the source datastore will not exist on the target FlashArray.