Hi @Muhammad Abdullah 

I would normally use the following method (assuming this is for VMWare):

https://documentation.commvault.com/2022e/expert/32414_creating_subclient_vmware_command_line.html

But deriving from this command could it be that you need to use a single quote for ‘Virtual Server’ ?
Not sure if this agent is supported with qcreate though.

@Jos Meijer is correct, you should use qoperation execute in conjunction with the xml file.

Hello @Muhammad Abdullah, Whilst qoperation mentioned above will work, the agent syntax is documented in various sections and link to the following page. So you want to use:

Q_VIRTUAL_SERVER

See here for more details on the agent types to use in these commands.

https://documentation.commvault.com/2022e/expert/45467_command_line_faq.html#b45468_what_are_argument_values_used_for_agent

Example below working as you may need:

Just check if the content works as in my lab I had to specify a valid VM but nothing is added to the content. 

Funny to see Q_, which originates from the time in where the product was called QiNetix and the company name was written as CommVault, is still seen so much throughout the product. 

Showing your age there Onno don’t miss the Galaxy part as well, still seen in many places ;)

and for posterity, we still have a page with it all spelled out: https://ir.commvault.com/news-releases/news-release-details/commvault-launches-next-generation-qinetix-software-address

i have tried the xml file and it worked thanks =) 

Hello @Muhammad Abdullah, Whilst qoperation mentioned above will work, the agent syntax is documented in various sections and link to the following page. So you want to use:

Q_VIRTUAL_SERVER

See here for more details on the agent types to use in these commands.

https://documentation.commvault.com/2022e/expert/45467_command_line_faq.html#b45468_what_are_argument_values_used_for_agent

 

Example below working as you may need:

 

 

Just check if the content works as in my lab I had to specify a valid VM but nothing is added to the content. 

 

Thank you @Graham Swift  

this is what i was looking for =)