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VM1: JobA
VM2: JobB
VM3:
VM4: JobA, JobD
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JobA: VM1, VM4
JobB: VM2
JobD: VM4
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*no job*: VM3
Regarding this portion, do you only add VMs to your jobs individually? If so, then that's a pretty easy use case, however, many, many customers choose to select container objects such as datastores or folders rather than individual VMs. This makes the script very complicated to determine which VMs are actually in a job, since I would then have to get the container object that are in the job, and then enumerate that object to find it's child VMs. Then I would have to take into account any possible exclusions, which can also be based on individual VMs or container objects.Moebius wrote:Furthermore, I think I like better a script that lists protected VMs on the basis of which are currently included in my jobs, rather than on the basis of the past backup history. I believe it's a matter of preferences here.
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asnp "VeeamPSSnapIn" -ErrorAction SilentlyContinue
foreach($Job in (Get-VBRJob))
{
$Session = $Job.FindLastSession()
if(!$Session){continue;}
$Info = $Session.GetTaskSessions()
$Success = ($info | ForEach-Object {$_} |
Where-Object {$_.status -eq "Success"}) |
Foreach-object {$_ | Select-Object @{Name="Job";Expression={$Job.Name}},
@{Name="VM";Expression={$_.Name}},
@{Name="Status";Expression={$_.Status}},
@{Name="Start";Expression={$_.progress.starttime}},
@{Name="Finish";Expression={$_.progress.stoptime}}| Format-List | Out-String}
write-host -foregroundcolor Green $Success
$Failed = ($info | ForEach-Object {$_} |
Where-Object {$_.status -eq "Failed"}) |
Foreach-object {$_ | Select-Object @{Name="Job";Expression={$Job.Name}},
@{Name="VM";Expression={$_.Name}},
@{Name="Status";Expression={$_.Status}},
@{Name="Start";Expression={$_.progress.starttime}},
@{Name="Finish";Expression={$_.progress.stoptime}},
@{Name="Job Msg";Expression={$_.info.description}},
@{Name="Reason";Expression={$_.GetDetails()}} | Format-List | Out-String}
write-host -foregroundcolor Red $Failed
$Pending = ($info | ForEach-Object {$_} |
Where-Object {$_.status -eq "InProgress" -or $_.status -eq "Pending"}) |
Foreach-object {$_ | Select-Object @{Name="Job";Expression={$Job.Name}},
@{Name="VM";Expression={$_.Name}},
@{Name="Status";Expression={$_.Status}},
@{Name="Scheduled";Expression={$_.progress.starttime}} | Format-List | Out-String}
write-host -foregroundcolor Yellow $Pending
}
I don't suppose you have a script that will allow me to run an "on demand" backup of a VM that is already covered by an existing job? It would involve removing all folders and adding a single vm to the job, running it and then replacing the folder, exclusions etc?? Its for doing on the spot incrementals without having to waste disk space/time for Full backup etc etc. Again, this would be a nice "right click of the vm" feature to add to a future VeeamBR release.Users browsing this forum: No registered users and 7 guests