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proxies in use feature request

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Hi,

I currently have 15 proxies in my Veeam infrastructure, jobs run throughout the day. I am not aware of any good way of checking what proxies are currently being used unless I open each job and look what proxy was picked for the job. It's very time consuming especially if you have 20 jobs running at the same time. Is there a better way? If not would it be possible to add an indicator on the proxy object in Veeam infrastructure to show what proxies are being used by active jobs?

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Re: proxies in use feature request

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That information is exposed in VeeamONE.

You can also get the number of proxy jobs per proxy via Powershell.
Get-CimInstance -Query "SELECT * FROM Proxy" -Namespace "ROOT\VeeamBS"

It doesn't give you which proxy is used by which job, but it will tell you which proxy is being used, and how many tasks are being used on that proxy.
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Re: proxies in use feature request

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Get-CimInstance -Query "SELECT * FROM Proxy" -Namespace "ROOT\VeeamBS" | select name, concurentjobsnow

returns all proxies with 0 for all jobs, but I have 9 sessions running, something isn't returning the correct value
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