I tried simply creating $excludeCluster where I thought it appropriate, e.g.
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#
# Verify protected VM's
#
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# MIT License
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#Copyright (c) 2016 Tom Sightler
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# Run the script against vCenter and Veeam server and checks which VM's
# have been protected in the last 23 hours, and which are not protected
asnp "VeeamPSSnapIn" -ErrorAction SilentlyContinue
####################################################################
# Configuration
#
# To exclude VMs from report add VM names to be excluded as follows
# simple wildcards are supported:
# $excludevms=@("vm1","vm2", "*_replica")
$excludeVMs = @("")
# Exclude VMs in the following vCenter folder(s) (does not exclude sub-folders)
# $excludeFolder = = @("folder1","folder2","*_testonly")
$excludeFolder = @("")
# Exclude VMs in the following vCenter datacenter(s)
# $excludeDC = = @("dc1","dc2","dc*")
$excludeDC = @("OffsiteDC")#
# Exclude VMs in the following vCenter datacenter(s)
# $excludeDC = = @("dc1","dc2","dc*")
$excludeCluster = @("NoVeeamCluster","TrainingCluster","TestDevCluster")
# This variable sets the number of hours of session history to
# search for a successul backup of a VM before considering a VM
# "Unprotected". For example, the default of "24" tells the script
# to search for all successful/warning session in the last 24 hours
# and if a VM is not found then assume that VM is "unprotected".
$HourstoCheck = 24
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# Convert exclusion list to simple regular expression
$excludevms_regex = ('(?i)^(' + (($excludeVMs | ForEach {[regex]::escape($_)}) -join "|") + ')$') -replace "\\\*", ".*"
$excludefolder_regex = ('(?i)^(' + (($excludeFolder | ForEach {[regex]::escape($_)}) -join "|") + ')$') -replace "\\\*", ".*"
$excludedc_regex = ('(?i)^(' + (($excludeDC | ForEach {[regex]::escape($_)}) -join "|") + ')$') -replace "\\\*", ".*"
$excludeCluster_regex = ('(?i)^(' + (($excludeCluster | ForEach {[regex]::escape($_)}) -join "|") + ')$') -replace "\\\*", ".*"
$vms=@{}
# Build a hash table of all VMs. Key is either Job Object Id (for any VM ever in a Veeam job) or vCenter ID+MoRef
# Assume unprotected (!), and populate Cluster, DataCenter, and Name fields for hash key value
Find-VBRViEntity |
Where-Object {$_.Type -eq "Vm" -and $_.VmFolderName -notmatch $excludefolder_regex} |
Where-Object {$_.Name -notmatch $excludevms_regex} |
Where-Object {$_.Path.Split("\")[1] -notmatch $excludedc_regex} |
Where-Object {$_.Path.Split("\")[1] -notmatch $excludeCluster_regex} |
ForEach {$vms.Add(($_.FindObject().Id, $_.Id -ne $null)[0], @("!", $_.Path.Split("\")[1], $_.Path.Split("\")[2], $_.Name))}
Find-VBRViEntity -VMsandTemplates |
Where-Object {$_.Type -eq "Vm" -and $_.IsTemplate -eq "True" -and $_.VmFolderName -notmatch $excludefolder_regex} |
Where-Object {$_.Name -notmatch $excludevms_regex} |
Where-Object {$_.Path.Split("\")[1] -notmatch $excludedc_regex} |
Where-Object {$_.Path.Split("\")[1] -notmatch $excludeCluster_regex} |
ForEach {$vms.Add(($_.FindObject().Id, $_.Id -ne $null)[0], @("!", $_.Path.Split("\")[1], $_.VmHostName, $_.Name))}
# Find all backup task sessions that have ended in the last x hours and not ending in Failure
$vbrtasksessions = (Get-VBRBackupSession |
Where-Object {$_.JobType -eq "Backup" -and $_.EndTime -ge (Get-Date).addhours(-$HourstoCheck)}) |
Get-VBRTaskSession | Where-Object {$_.Status -ne "Failed"}
# Compare VM list to session list and update found VMs status to "Protected"
If ($vbrtasksessions) {
Foreach ($vmtask in $vbrtasksessions) {
If($vms.ContainsKey($vmtask.Info.ObjectId)) {
$vms[$vmtask.Info.ObjectId][0]=$vmtask.JobName
}
}
}
$vms = $vms.GetEnumerator() | Sort-Object Value
# Output VMs in color coded format based on status
# VM's with a job name of "!" were not found in any job
foreach ($vm in $vms) {
if ($vm.Value[0] -ne "!") {
write-host -foregroundcolor green (($vm.Value[1]) + "\" + ($vm.Value[2]) + "\" + ($vm.Value[3])) "is backed up in job:" $vm.Value[0]
} else {
write-host -foregroundcolor red (($vm.Value[1]) + "\" + ($vm.Value[2]) + "\" + ($vm.Value[3])) "is not found in any backup session in the last" $HourstoCheck "hours"
}
}
Try to send Luca a PM for assistance.