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asnp VeeamPSSnapin
Get-VBRJob | ? {($_.Info.ScheduleOptions.LatestRun -ge (Get-Date).addhours(-24)) -and ($_.GetLastResult() -eq "Failed")} | Select-Object -Property @{N="Name";E={$_.Name}} , @{N="Objects in Job";E={$_.GetViOijs().Name}} , @{N="Description";E={$_.Description}} | Sort Name -Descending | Format-TableWow that looks really good, thanks!v.Eremin wrote:In the way I see it, the following one-liner should meet your expectations:
Hope this helps.Code: Select all
asnp VeeamPSSnapin Get-VBRJob | ? {($_.Info.ScheduleOptions.LatestRun -ge (Get-Date).addhours(-24)) -and ($_.GetLastResult() -eq "Failed")} | Select-Object -Property @{N="Name";E={$_.Name}} , @{N="Objects in Job";E={$_.GetViOijs().Name}} , @{N="Description";E={$_.Description}} | Sort Name -Descending | Format-Table
Thanks.
In this case you can utilize remote PS execution, so that, script executed on your central server will establish connection with other machines, collect from them information regarding backup jobs, and finally output it in one console.Other than that we have many more veeam servers in different sites.
Yep, the only thing you need to do is to replace “Failed” with “Warning”:Is it possible to also get the jobs with warnings?
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asnp VeeamPSSnapin
Get-VBRJob | ? {($_.Info.ScheduleOptions.LatestRun -ge (Get-Date).addhours(-24)) -and ($_.GetLastResult() -eq "Warning")} | Select-Object -Property @{N="Name";E={$_.Name}} , @{N="Objects in Job";E={$_.GetViOijs().Name}} , @{N="Description";E={$_.Description}} | Sort Name -Descending | Format-Table Ok, I’ve got your point. Then, you need to add “–and” parameter in order to combine both statuses within one script:But is it possible to specify them both in the same line?
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asnp VeeamPSSnapin
Get-VBRJob | ? {($_.Info.ScheduleOptions.LatestRun -ge (Get-Date).addhours(-24)) -and (($_.GetLastResult() -eq "Warning") -or ($_.GetLastResult() -eq "Failed"))} | Select-Object -Property @{N="Name";E={$_.Name}} ,@{N="Last result";E={$_.GetLastResult()}}, @{N="Objects in Job";E={$_.GetViOijs().Name}} , @{N="Description";E={$_.Description}} | Sort Name -Descending | Format-TableIn this case you need to create a function responsible for tracking the given job objects that failed during last 24 hours and then output them among other parameters:I also saw now that it specify all the vms in the job. I would like to only see the vms that has a warning/failed in the job.
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asnp VeeamPSSnapin
Function Failed([Veeam.Backup.Core.CBackupJob]$Job)
{
$Sessions = Get-VBRBackupSession -name $Job.name | ?{$_.CreationTime -ge (Get-Date).addhours(-24)}
foreach ($session in $Sessions)
{
($session.Gettasksessions() | ? {$_.Status -eq "Failed"}).name
}
}
Get-VBRJob | ? {($_.Info.ScheduleOptions.LatestRun -ge (Get-Date).addhours(-24)) -and (($_.GetLastResult() -eq "Warning") -or ($_.GetLastResult() -eq "Failed"))} | Select-Object -Property @{N="Name";E={$_.Name}} ,@{N="Last result";E={$_.GetLastResult()}}, @{N="Failed VM";E={Failed $_}} , @{N="Description";E={$_.Description}} | Sort Name -Descending | Format-TableThank you v.Eremin! Almost works. It doesn't show the name of the failed vm. It only shows warning:v.Eremin wrote: In this case you need to create a function responsible for tracking the given job objects that failed during last 24 hours and then output them among other parameters:
Hope this helps.
Thanks.
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asnp VeeamPSSnapin
Function Failed([Veeam.Backup.Core.CBackupJob]$Job)
{
$Sessions = Get-VBRBackupSession -name $Job.name | ?{$_.CreationTime -ge (Get-Date).addhours(-24)}
foreach ($session in $Sessions)
{
($session.Gettasksessions() | ? {$_.Status -eq "Failed" -or $_.Status -eq "Warning"}).name
}
}
Get-VBRJob | ? {($_.Info.ScheduleOptions.LatestRun -ge (Get-Date).addhours(-24)) -and (($_.GetLastResult() -eq "Warning") -or ($_.GetLastResult() -eq "Failed"))} | Select-Object -Property @{N="Name";E={$_.Name}} ,@{N="Last result";E={$_.GetLastResult()}}, @{N="Failed VM\VM with warnings";E={Failed $_}} , @{N="Description";E={$_.Description}} | Sort Name -Descending | Format-Table Hi again.v.Eremin wrote:Oh, shame on me but the custom “Failed” function didn’t take into account warning session, therefore, you didn’t see the name of the corresponding “Warning” VMs.
So, the code provided above should be modified a little bit:
Hope this helps.
Thanks.
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Name Last result Failed VM\VM with warnings Description
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Replication Job 4 Failed {Win7_migrated, Win7_mi... Created by V65\Administ...
Backup Job 3 Failed {Win8n3, Win8n2, Win8n4} Custom description Code: Select all
asnp VeeamPSSnapin
Function Failed([Veeam.Backup.Core.CBackupJob]$Job)
{
$Sessions = Get-VBRBackupSession -name $Job.name | ?{$_.CreationTime -ge (Get-Date).addhours(-24)}
foreach ($session in $Sessions)
{
$session.Gettasksessions() | ? {$_.Status -eq "Failed"}
}
}
Function Warning([Veeam.Backup.Core.CBackupJob]$Job)
{
$Sessions = Get-VBRBackupSession -name $Job.name | ?{$_.CreationTime -ge (Get-Date).addhours(-24)}
foreach ($session in $Sessions)
{
$session.Gettasksessions() | ? {$_.Status -eq "Warning"}
}
}
Get-VBRJob | ? {($_.Info.ScheduleOptions.LatestRun -ge (Get-Date).addhours(-24)) -and (($_.GetLastResult() -eq "Warning") -or ($_.GetLastResult() -eq "Failed"))} | Select-Object -Property @{N="Name";E={$_.Name}} ,@{N="Last result";E={$_.GetLastResult()}}, @{N="Failed VM";E={(Failed $_).name}} ,@{N="VM with warning";E={(Warning $_).name}}, @{N="Description";E={$_.Description}} | Sort Name -Descending | Format-TableI’m wondering whether everything works as expected in your environment, or you’re facing the similar issue as Magnus with the VM names not being shown correctly.Hi Vladimir,
great work... I added a link to the "Getting Started and Code Examples " section.
Thank you ... Andy
Exact!v.Eremin wrote:So, are you saying that the names of corresponding VM (“Failed VM/VM with warnings”) in case of “Warning” session are shown correctly, but in case of “Failed” session you get a blank field, instead?
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Function Failed([Veeam.Backup.Core.CBackupJob]$Job)
{
$Sessions = Get-VBRBackupSession -name $Job.name | ?{$_.CreationTime -ge (Get-Date).addhours(-24)}
foreach ($session in $Sessions)
{
$session.Gettasksessions() | ? {$_.Status -eq "Failed"}
}
}
$Job = Get-VbrJob -name "Name of your job"
Failed $Job | Select name I can not run that script. I get "VeeamPSS is not installed on this computer".v.Eremin wrote:Can you confirm that, at least, one VM has failed during last session?
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Name Last result Failed VM\VM with warnings Description
Backup Job 104 Failed Created by * at 2013-05-14 13...
Backup Job 103 Failed Created by * at 2013-05-14 13...I’ve corrected the typo already, so, please, try again.I can not run that script. I get "VeeamPSS is not installed on this computer".
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foreach($Job in (Get-VBRJob )) {
$Session = $Job.FindLastSession()
$Info = $Session.GetTaskSessions()
foreach ($VM in $info) {
echo $job.Name
echo $VM.Name
echo $VM.status
}
}
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asnp VeeamPSSnapin
Function Failed([Veeam.Backup.Core.CBackupJob]$Job)
{
$Job.FindLastSession().Gettasksessions() | ? {$_.Status -eq "Failed"}
}
Function Warning([Veeam.Backup.Core.CBackupJob]$Job)
{
$Sessions = Get-VBRBackupSession -name $Job.name | ?{$_.CreationTime -ge (Get-Date).addhours(-$Interval)}
foreach ($session in $Sessions)
{
$session.Gettasksessions() | ? {$_.Status -eq "Warning"}
}
}
Function Successful([Veeam.Backup.Core.CBackupJob]$Job)
{
$Sessions = Get-VBRBackupSession -name $Job.name | ?{$_.CreationTime -ge (Get-Date).addhours(-$Interval)}
foreach ($session in $Sessions)
{
$session.Gettasksessions() | ? {$_.Status -eq "Success"}
}
}
$Job = Get-VBRJob -name (read-host "Name of your Job")
$Interval = ([datetime]$Job.ScheduleOptions.NextRun).Subtract([datetime]$Job.ScheduleOptions.LatestRun).TotalHours
Get-VBRJob -name $Job.name | Select-Object -Property @{N="Name";E={$_.Name}} ,@{N="Last result";E={$_.GetLastResult()}}, @{N="Failed VM";E={(Failed $_).name}} ,@{N="VM with warning";E={(Warning $_).name}},@{N="Successful";E={(Successful $_).name}}| Sort Name -Descending | Format-TableCode: Select all
Name of your Job: Vi-Test#50
Name Last result Failed VM VM with warning Successful
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VI-Test#50 Failed VM#3 Hi v.Eremin, still can't run the script: Object reference not set to an instance of an objectv.Eremin wrote: I’ve corrected the typo already, so, please, try again.
As to the sessions, please be aware that if the job has finished with “Failed” status, it doesn’t necessarily mean that some VM has failed during last session. For instance, if the job was manually stopped at the very begging (even before it managed to process any Virtual Machine), it'd result in "Failed" job status, meanwhile, none of the VM literally failed, etc.
Thanks.
No, I believe, it can’t be the issue, since all task sessions (be it manual job execution or automatic one) are tracked in the same manner.Could that explain the issue?
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