Bad news.
Set email settings directly to SQL LocalDB for VeeamEndpointBackup is impossible. Table dbo.Credentials contains password field, but it stored in encrypted form. Same passwords on different computers are various. There is now way to find encrypting algorithm. Attempt to set encrypted password string from other computer failed. May be use SMTP-server without authentication will be work, but it is unacceptable for me. Perhaps, later I am back to work on the task.
UPD. Empy password also encrypted with various salt ("change_time_utc field"?) =((
Sorry, I didn't see any replies to the thread. Here is my script. It uses all keyboard commands, as I couldn't get mouse clicks to work properly. This uses a Veeam repository, so if you want to use a shared drive instead, you'll need to modify the script.
As yosemity pointed in another community this workaround might be challenging, if your computer has a UAC enabled. So it seems that you have to allow this application (and script) to bypass the UAC somehow, which might be challenging.
i convert the script to an executable and then import that executable as an application into MDT. Once there, I run that application as a step in my MDT deployment, as those steps run as administrator and bypass UAC. If you run the script after the fact, you'll get a UAC prompt, which will have to be answered first. I haven't found a way to work around that, but it seems to work fine with MDT.
Hi randers,
can you share with me the script you converted as exe or maybe give me some examples? I want to import too he configuration in configmgr2012 and push the configuration silently to the clients, but I don't know how to do it...
Here is the current script I am using, save it with an .au3 extension. You'll need to modify it for your environment and your backup choices. To convert to an exe, you can either right click and choose "compile" or open the script in the autoit editor and then choose Tools -> Compile to convert it. I use this in MDT and what I did was create an application package using this compiled exe and then I added a step in my task sequence to install that application. This runs the script and configures Veeam. Hope this help. Cheers.
Thank you! It works! It's a pity that is is not possible to specify a specific Path to backup (since I don't want to backup all Users but a specific User, and it would be so simple using %USERPROFILE% variable...).
Currently you cannot keep file-exclusion rules in a separate config file, however there exist some workarounds - please review the thread to get more info.
It looks like the 1.5 version changes the second to last page of the wizard and the "continue" button has been changed to a "save" button instead. In order to get the script working again you'd need to change one line near the bottom of the script from:
I have made another small change to remedy a situation where the focus is taken away from the installer during an MDT deployment. Change the following code block:
Yes, since there were no major releases since then, but you can take a look at our recent announcements for new options coming > https://go.veeam.com/launch-event-recorded.html (check out Veeam Agents and Veeam Availability Console videos).
Why is there not documentation on unattended job definition?
I am new to Veeam and the how-to's are great, but I can not understand the hush-hush on this part.
We are small and also use Autotask. If there is no plan to build a plugin then at least give some info on managing Veeam Desktop unattended.
For us that can be a go or no-go. And with a no-go there is certainly no path to become a paying partner when we grow bigger...