I haven’t done this, but I believe you can do it by using the PowerShell on the VBR server.  Play around with the commands….I suspect that the Get-VBRJob will allow you to select specific jobs and then export them as well.

Get-VBRJob | Export-VBRJob

https://forums.veeam.com/powershell-f26/export-job-configuration-t5849.html

The only way to move jobs is by doing a configuration backup and restore but that overwrites the database.  So unfortunately only way is to recreate the jobs.

Unfortunately there’s no built-in way of doing that with Veeam.

You could try to export all jobs with there settings and import them to your central server via Powershell.

EDIT: There seems to be a script in the VeeamHub for 9.5: https://github.com/VeeamHub/powershell/tree/master/BR-VeeamPorter-ImportExportJobsAcrossServers

Hi @shawnl 

There is no single job export feature today in the product.

You could try to leverage veeam powershell commands to get all job settings from a specific job and then create a new job on the other server with the old settings.

Ah yes keep forgetting PowerShell.

Nice powershell, but if this don’t work I think the fastest way is via configuration backup.

Looks like Export-VBRJob may be deprecated.  That said…..

Did a bit of looking and you can certainly get a list of the jobs.  The PowerShell reference is here.  I was able to select a specific job by the name attribute.
https://helpcenter.veeam.com/docs/backup/powershell/jobs.html?ver=110

PS C:\Users\Administrator> Get-VBRJob -Name "Backup Production VMs"

Job Name                  Type            State      Last Result  Description
--------                  ----            -----      -----------  -----------
Backup Production VMs     VMware Backup   Stopped    Failed       Created by DOMAIN\Administrator at 7/18/2021 8:29 PM.

So I tried a few things…...your mileage may vary, no warranties implied.

Export the job to a text file:

Get-VBRJob -Name "Backup Production VMs" | fl | Out-File -FilePath C:\Users\Administrator\Desktop\VM.txt

Don’t yet have the import figured out....tried to do the below but it didn’t feed in the values like I had hoped for and created a blank job.  I’m sure there is a way to do it going down this path though.

$jobsettings = Get-Content C:\Users\Administrator\Desktop\VM.txt

$jobsettings | Add-VBRViBackupJob

Interesting script. This could be the solution for this question with some adaption of the script.

@marcofabbri, no, configuration backup is not an option, because there is already data on the target server.

Pretty sure importing the config will overwrite the existing config, and it sounds like OP is wanting to merge jobs from multiple backups servers to a single server.  Am I wrong that it will overwrite the existing config by importing?  I’ve only performed config imports for recoveries and migrations/upgrades.

After a bit more research, you can do a Get-VBRJob as I listed above, and you can pipe the output into a new job using the Copy-VBRJob cmdlet, but I haven’t tried it from a text file.  With that said, the Copy-VBRJob cmdlet is only available on Enterprise Edition (job cloning) so the server I’m on isn’t enterprise so I didn’t test it there.  I did find that the Get-VBRJob can also get multiple jobs using the below, or leaving the name blank should grab all jobs.

Get-VBRJob -Name "DHCP Replica Job", "DHCP Backup Job" | Copy-VBRJob

The untested Copy-VBRJob command.  Again, not sure that it will accept the imported text file.

$jobsettings = Get-Content C:\Users\Administrator\Desktop\VM.txt

$jobsettings | Copy-VBRJob

Mhh, I don’t think this will work with the textfile.

There are some data structures not saved with this command. Piping to the Copy-VBRJob will probably work, because you have all the information. But in the textfile is a whole bunch of information missing…

For example...

AutoScheduleOptions          : Veeam.Backup.Model.CAutoScheduleOptions

And under this is a deeper structure… and so on.

PerformActiveFullBackup       : False

ActiveFullBackupKind          : Daily

ActiveFullBackupDays          : {Saturday}

ActiveFullBackupMonthlyOption : Veeam.Backup.Model.CDomFullBackupMonthlyScheduleOptions PerformTransformToSyntethic   : True

TransformToSyntethicDays      : {Saturday}

You’re right, I wasn’t thinking. Thanks for correct me @JMeixner :)

Yeah that is where I jumped first but stipulated data being there already on the other server as Config backup is the ideal solution to move jobs when starting blank. 

I think at this point PS is the best route.

I tried exporting to a CSV but got some really weird results.  I’ve never tried it before, but wonder if it could be exported to XML.

Correct! This is scenario is relevant for migrating the configuration database to another SQL box.

I think you have to write some code to save the whole data structure. I am afraid this is not done with a single redirect.

But I haven't tried it up to now.

Hello everyone, author of the original “VeeamPorter” script here. Sadly I haven’t updated it (yet) for v10 / v11, so some specific settings (e.g. “High priority” flags) will not be carried across. Apart from that, I haven’t done much testing, but I expect the script to work OK-ish :)

That said, the VB&R REST API has a built-in export/import feature for jobs: Veeam Backup & Replication REST API Reference. Albeit probably requiring a bit more work, that would be a fully supported way of doing this.

You could try to export to XML using export-clixml https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/powershell/module/microsoft.powershell.utility/export-clixml?view=powershell-7.2. This should keep PS objects.

But as @DChiavari said, REST API seems to be the way to go.

That's right, 
I had this issue before, and I used the re-build to think and improve my tasks, 
grouping some machines, separating others, etc.

good luck!