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Maintenance window schedule

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Hi, we currently have daily backups of a SQL server that we run an escrow job on once a month.
We are currently stopping this backup manually on the 25th of every month, however, we would like to automate this backup to stop for that day, or even during a certain time period on the 25th every month.
is there a way to script this using a scheduled task for instance to disable and then re-enable the backups once a month?
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Re: Maintenance window schedule

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Schedule the following scripts via Windows Task Scheduler and you're good to go:

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Asnp VeeamPSSnapin
Get-VBRJob -name "Name of your backup Job" | Disable-VBRJob

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Asnp VeeamPSSnapin
Get-VBRJob -name "Name of your backup Job" | Enable-VBRJob
Thanks.
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Re: Maintenance window schedule

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Great,

Thank you very much
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Re: Maintenance window schedule

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Hi Vladimir,

I have just checked on the server that we require the powershell script to be used, and there is no icon for powershell from there. I have checked on some other Veeam servers and we can access it from the tools menu, however, on this particular veeam server the icon is not available
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Re: Maintenance window schedule

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What product version are you currently at? What happens if you open Windows PowerShell and try to add our PowerShell snap-in, using the following command:

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Asnp VeeamPSSnapin
If you get error or something similar, kindly, install PowerShell snap-in, using VB&R installation file.

Everything above applies to versions prior to 9, because version 9 has PS snap-in installed by default.

Thanks.
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