Starting Veeam Endpoint -> Standalone Fullbackup per cmd

[Blindzerokiller]

Hey Veeam Community ,
i hope it exists a way to start the Veeam Backup Standalone Backup with the command line of Windows (CMD.EXE)
This would be very great to schedule this command line per windows task scheduler
Have a nice Day
Johannes

[Mike Resseler]

Johannes,

Unfortunately this isn't possible as of today. We are certainly thinking about this for the future

Cheers

Mike

[Blindzerokiller]

Hey Mike

This would be great

A better solution would be, if you can plan and control this fullbackups from the Veeam Server this could be a chargeable feature, i would buy it.

Cheers

Johannes

[Mike Resseler]

Johannes,

You mean: From the B&R server, right-click on a "client" and choose full backup?

[Blindzerokiller]

Mike,

yeah this would be very helpfull!

To control your endpoint ( Clients) form the B&R server and have the options Full Backup / Inkremental Backup.

At the moment you can only disable or delete the job

[Mike Resseler]

alright,

Then we understand each other . This has already been requested in the central management topic(s) and for today I can't tell a lot about it, we are certainly looking through all of these requests for the longer future

Cheers

Mike

[fabiobroccolato]

Mike,

yeah this would be very helpfull!

To control your endpoint ( Clients) form the B&R server and have the options Full Backup / Inkremental Backup.

At the moment you can only disable or delete the job

[Dima P.]

Hello guys,

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Veeam.EndPoint.Manager.exe /standalone

Now its possible to start both ad-hoc backup and standalone full backup via cms - feel free to test the said functionality in latest update. Since auto update will not be enabled immediately, for now you can download the build manually from our website.

Thanks!

[yasuda]

That should be Veeam.EndPoint.Manager.exe /standalone

/backup runs an ad hoc

[Gostev]

Peter is correct.

/standalone creates standalone backup (what is being discussed in this thread)
/backup runs incremental backup (or full, in case this is the first job run)

I've corrected Dima's post.

[yasuda]

Argh, and I misused the term "ad hoc"

"Ad hoc" = standalone, so I should have written "/backup runs a regular backup"