Hello,
I would like to get the certificate details of the Azure application.
If I understand it correctly, for this I need to perform these task :
$org = Get-VBOOrganization
Get-VBOBackupApplication -Organization $org
However, when I do it, I don't have any result.
I use M365 online and modern app only.
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Re: Issue with Get-VBOBackupApplication
Hi matteu,
You get certificate thumbprint with the following:
$org = Get-VBOOrganization
$org.Office365ExchangeConnectionSettings
$org.Office365SharePointConnectionSettings
You get certificate thumbprint with the following:
$org = Get-VBOOrganization
$org.Office365ExchangeConnectionSettings
$org.Office365SharePointConnectionSettings
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Re: Issue with Get-VBOBackupApplication
Thanks for your answer.
OK, Get-VBOBackupApplication is for auxiliary backup.
Then, when I use :
$org = Get-VBOOrganization
$org.Office365ExchangeConnectionSettings
I have the cert thumbprint but I don't have expiration date as I can have with (Get-VBOOperatorAuthenticationSettings).CertificateExpirationDate
Is there a way to find the cert expiration date with Veeam cmdlet ?
I know I can find it with this if Veeam doesn't have native cmdlet :
OK, Get-VBOBackupApplication is for auxiliary backup.
Then, when I use :
$org = Get-VBOOrganization
$org.Office365ExchangeConnectionSettings
I have the cert thumbprint but I don't have expiration date as I can have with (Get-VBOOperatorAuthenticationSettings).CertificateExpirationDate
Is there a way to find the cert expiration date with Veeam cmdlet ?
I know I can find it with this if Veeam doesn't have native cmdlet :
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$org = Get-VBOOrganization
foreach ($obj in $org)
{
$Cert = $obj.Office365ExchangeConnectionSettings.ApplicationCertificateThumbprint
$Expiration = Get-ChildItem -Path Cert:\LocalMachine\My | Where-Object {$_.Thumbprint -eq $Cert}
$Expiration.NotAfter.ToUniversalTime().ToString("yyyy/MM/dd")
}
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Re: Issue with Get-VBOBackupApplication
To the best of my knowledge, Veeam cmdlets do not provide it.
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