My Veeam Report v9.5.1

[GianlucaCroci]

Hello all,

Thank's a lot for the replies.

@Oleg: I know this, I thought it was what you say.
But I only took the portion of code indicated by "by garrettt12» Sep 23, 2021 5:28 pm", as well as others previously.


If possible it would be nice to have it for extent, because it would allow us to understand when an Extent is filling up at the expense of others.


The part instead of FileCopy or FileBackup? It is included in @chris.arceneaux's V11

[oleg.feoktistov]

I had no idea what some of the properties were in the code above, so I left only those, which I though would be useful to showcase the idea
of reporting on extents' sizes. You will probably need something like this:

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 Function Get-VBRSORepoInfo {
  [CmdletBinding()]
  param (
    [Parameter(Position=0, ValueFromPipeline=$true)]
    [Veeam.Backup.Powershell.Infos.VBRScaleOutBackupRepository[]]$Repository
  )
  Begin {
  $repoArray = @()
    foreach ($sobr in $Repository) {
    $extentArray = @()
    $storageFreeSum = 0
    $storageTotalSum = 0
       foreach ($extent in $sobr.Extent) {
        
           $ExtentName = $extent.Name
           $Path = $extent.Repository.Path.ToString()
           $StorageFree = [Math]::Round($extent.repository.Getcontainer().CachedFreeSpace.Inbytes / 1GB,2)
           $StorageTotal = [Math]::Round($extent.repository.Getcontainer().CachedtotalSpace.InBytes / 1GB,2)
           $FreePercentage = [Math]::Round(($extent.repository.Getcontainer().CachedFreeSpace.Inbytes/$extent.repository.Getcontainer().CachedtotalSpace.InBytes)*100)
     
         $extentArray += $extent | select @{n='ExtentName';e={$ExtentName}}, @{n='Path';e={$Path}}, @{n='StorageFree';e={$StorageFree}}, `
         @{n='StorageTotal';e={$StorageTotal}}, @{n='FreePercentage';e={$FreePercentage}}
         $storageFreeSum += $StorageFree
         $storageTotalSum += $StorageTotal
       }
       
        $Id = $sobr.Id
        $Name = $sobr.Name
        $PolicyType = $sobr.PolicyType
        $Extents = $extentArray
        $StorageFree = $storageFreeSum
        $StorageTotal = $storageTotalSum
        $FreePercentage = $freePercentageSum
        $repoArray += $sobr | select @{n='Id';e={$Id}}, @{n='Name';e={$Name}}, @{n='PolicyType';e={$PolicyType}}, @{n='Extents';e={$Extents}}, `
        @{n='StorageFree';e={$StorageFree}}, @{n='StorageTotal';e={$StorageTotal}}
      
    }
    $repoArray
    }
} 

Hope it helps!

[Ollo]

Any updates for v11a available?

[oleg.feoktistov]

No, there aren't any updates for this report yet. As soon as we have them, will let you know. Thanks!

[pantoufle]

thanks for this thread !

i upgrade from Veeam BR 9.5 to 11a
and MVR 9.0.1 to 9.5.3, and there is a lot of work :-O

[FSW Ant]

Ok, I've gotten this to work almost 100% with only 1 issue. It seems that the "VM's with No Successful Backups within RPO" and the "VM's with only Backups with Warnings within RPO" are the problem. Whenever its enabled to show these tables, even if there are no VM's that fit those categories are showing, just those heading being present makes the Veeam backup report header red and prepends the title of the email with "Failed" even though nothing failed. When I set these values to false (below), the report shows successful but doesn't have any VM's listed at all, not even for success. If I only turn off the unprotectedVM's, then the report comes through as "warning" even though no VM's are listed in the Warning state.

$showUnprotectedVMs = $True
# Show VMs with Successful Backups within RPO ($reportMode)
# Also shows VMs with Only Backups with Warnings within RPO ($reportMode)
$showProtectedVMs = $true

How can we change the report so that the unprotected VM's (red section) and the Protected but with Warning VM's (yellow section) can be present on the report at all times, but will show the report as "success" if there are no VM's listed in those fields? Or, maybe even have it so those two fields don't show if they are empty.

As of right now this is the only thing thats holding me back and I feel like it doesn't make sense that the report will say failed just because those tables are there even when they are empty.

Here is a screenshot of what it looks like. The report should show "success" because there aren't any VM's listed for Failed or Warning (the area's I circled in blue) but the report thinks its "failed"



Ant

[merku]

Have you tried this new version of myveeamreport? It works fine for me and at the moment I have no particular problems. If needed, this is the github link to download it:

https://github.com/marcohorstmann/MyVeeamReport

enjoy yourselves

[Samba222]

works perfect - big thanks to Marco for further development!

[weeam]

Hello,

The powershell script is not working with Veeam 13. I was unable to find a quick fix for now.

[david.domask]

@weeam,

What was not working?

I haven't followed this thread / script since seems the maintainer has it mostly handled. I tested from this link on my v13: https://github.com/marcohorstmann/MyVeeamReport

Following changes will be necessary (starting at line 350 in the most recent version of script):

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#region Connect


# Connect to VBR server
Import-Module Veeam.Backup.Powershell -WarningAction SilentlyContinue #Add this line, or copy / paste this section into your script
Write-Host "Connecting ..."
$OpenConnection = (Get-VBRServerSession).Server
If ($OpenConnection -ne $vbrServer){
  Disconnect-VBRServer
  Try {
    Connect-VBRServer -server $vbrServer -ErrorAction Stop
  } Catch {
    Write-Host "Unable to connect to VBR server - $vbrServer" -ForegroundColor Red
    exit
  }
}
#endregion

Import-Module Veeam.Backup.Powershell -WarningAction SilentlyContinue #Add this line, or copy / paste this section into your script

This is what needs to be added in v13 -- at least for me generated a report and looks correct, but if other items aren't working correctly, best to raise an issue on the maintainer's project for those.