Hello,
i use a PS script for creating a zip file. Now I need a script to get the filename like the properties in the GUI (Backup>VeeamZIP>Properties: Repository, Folder, Files).
Dont found the Information in the current Posts.
Can anyone help? Thanks.
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Re: Filename after VeeamZIP
Hi Alex and welcome to the community.
Please check the following post it would help you.
If you have any questions left, let me know.
BR,
Alex
Please check the following post it would help you.
If you have any questions left, let me know.
BR,
Alex
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Re: Filename after VeeamZIP
Otherwise, you can verify whether VeeamZIP session ended successfully, check the given folder (selected as backup target) for the latest file created as well as its name. Thanks!
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Re: Filename after VeeamZIP
Hi, thanks for the quick solution. I have just come to the test. My goal is self-government. VeeamZip should search for a place and drop the zip.
After that, the file name and location should come out (or the details as in the GUI >Backup>VeeamZIP>Properties: Repository, Folder, Files), which I can process further.
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After that, the file name and location should come out (or the details as in the GUI >Backup>VeeamZIP>Properties: Repository, Folder, Files), which I can process further.
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Add-PSSnapin veeampssnapin
$server = "VM"
$vm = Find-VBRViEntity -Name $server
$rep = Get-VBRBackupRepository -ScaleOut -Name "*IC1"
#VeeamZip
$ZIPSession = Start-VBRZip -BackupRepository $rep -Entity $vm -AutoDelete In2Weeks
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