Hi All,
Looking for Powershell script or RESTFull API which was used to generate the total size of backups stored in the last 1 month
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Re: Backedup Size Report
Hi,
Check the script by @mickeybyte in this post.
Report, generated in C:\temp\Veeam-Backup-Report.html, should contain all the necessary info you might need (backup status, size etc.).
Make sure to specify a number of days in $days variable at the beginning of the script.
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Oleg
Check the script by @mickeybyte in this post.
Report, generated in C:\temp\Veeam-Backup-Report.html, should contain all the necessary info you might need (backup status, size etc.).
Make sure to specify a number of days in $days variable at the beginning of the script.
Thanks,
Oleg
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Re: Backedup Size Report
Thanks Oleg. I am new to script world, Not sure how to run this script. Could you please guide me
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Re: Backedup Size Report
Sure, either copy the script to Script Pane of Windows Powershell ISE app (make sure Script Pane is enabled. If not - enable on Ctrl + R), save it and press F5 to execute or
else save the script, go to powershell.exe and execute:
You should then find your report in C:\temp\Veeam-Backup-Report.html
else save the script, go to powershell.exe and execute:
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PS C:\Windows\System32> ./<path-to-the-script>\SavedScript.ps1
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