Query vCenter for a vm, without creating a subclient?

I wonder if this API call does what you’re asking?

https://documentation.commvault.com/v11/essential/rest_api_get_virtual_machine_browse.html

Thanks,
Scott
 

It’s really close, but it doesn't return the details I need.

Specifically what I need is the location details of the vm.

Imagine that I wanted to run a discovery against a subclient to see if the vm existed in said subclient. 

I would need to know its location.

I’m not exactly sure what you’re trying to achieve, but what about using VMware’s APIs?

Thanks,
Scott
 

Thats what I am doing in lieu of using the commvault api.

the answer is that the vmware api is garbage.

The get-vm vmware api returns everything about the vm except where it is found.

The only alternative is to loop through datacenter, cluster, and host and query for the inner loop to find the vm.

its really a waste of time.