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List VMs in a backup session
Hi,
I have isolated a given backup session in a variable. The job consists of several folders, so checking its "objects" is useless - they are folders.
I need to extract a list of VMs that were processed and their state - was the backup successful, etc.
Thanks!
I have isolated a given backup session in a variable. The job consists of several folders, so checking its "objects" is useless - they are folders.
I need to extract a list of VMs that were processed and their state - was the backup successful, etc.
Thanks!
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Re: List VMs in a backup session
Hi Leonid,
If I got your question correctly (I hope so) then this EM functionality could help. Also, that thread sheds some light on other options.
Please let us know if you have any additional questions. Thanks.
If I got your question correctly (I hope so) then this EM functionality could help. Also, that thread sheds some light on other options.
Please let us know if you have any additional questions. Thanks.
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Re: List VMs in a backup session
Individual objects (VMs) should be present in task session which can be returned using the following approach:
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$Session.GetTaskSessions()
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Re: List VMs in a backup session
Vladimir, you rock
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Re: List VMs in a backup session
Thanks Fedor, we don't have EM and the other post you've referenced actually revealed the same method that was demonstrated by Vladimir.wishr wrote: ↑Nov 28, 2018 11:22 am Hi Leonid,
If I got your question correctly (I hope so) then this EM functionality could help. Also, that thread sheds some light on other options.
Please let us know if you have any additional questions. Thanks.
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Leonid
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Re: List VMs in a backup session
The whole script might look like the following:
Should other help with scripting be needed, kindly, reach us.
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asnp VeeamPSSnapin
$Job = Get-VBRJob -name "Name of your Job"
$Session = $Job.FindLastSession()
$Session | Get-VBRTaskSession | select name, status
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