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Looking for a powershell script for finding VSS enabled VM's
Case 01081704. I'm looking for a powershell script that perhaps someone has already created. If it could tell me the VEEAM job name and VM name if it is VSS enabled, that would be the best info I could get. I may want to tune it later, but this would be a good start. Does anyone have anything like this already created/tested/etc.? Thanks!
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Re: Looking for a powershell script for finding VSS enabled
Can you elaborate on the quoted portion a bit? You mean whether the job itself has Application Aware Image Processing enabled or source VMs have some individual application aware processing options set up?If it could tell me the VEEAM job name and VM name if it is VSS enabled
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Re: Looking for a powershell script for finding VSS enabled
Source VM's is the list I need, and if the script would also tell me what job it is located in (we have hundreds of jobs), then that would be a great bonus. Thanks!
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Re: Looking for a powershell script for finding VSS enabled
Try something like this and see whether it meets your expectations:
Thanks.
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$VSSVMs = Get-VBRJob | where {$_.JobType -eq "Backup" -and $_.VSSOptions.Enabled -eq $True} | Get-VBRJobObject | where {$_.VSSOptions.Enabled -eq $True}
foreach ($VSSVM in $VSSVMs)
{
$VSSVM | Select @{N="VM Name"; E={$_.name}}, @{N="JobName"; E= {(Get-VBRJob | where {$_.Id -eq $VSSVM.JobId}).name}}
}
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Re: Looking for a powershell script for finding VSS enabled
This worked great. Thank you very much!
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Re: Looking for a powershell script for finding VSS enabled
You're welcome. Should other questions arise, don't hesitate to let us know. Thanks.
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