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2 years ago

Chris.ArceneauxComes here often

posted in Script library

Exporting M365 Mailbox to PST

This script showcases just how easy it is to use Veeam PowerShell cmdlets to export an M365 mailbox. This script is designed to be executed on a Veeam Backup for Microsoft 365 (VB365) v6 server and it's interactive so no parameters are required. Upon execution, the script polls for information which culminates in the specified user mailbox being exported to a PST file.The code in this script could also be referenced to create a script to fully automate the mailbox export process.For more detailed information, please follow the VeeamHub link:https://github.com/VeeamHub/powershell/tree/master/VB365-ExportMailboxToPSTHere’s a screenshot of what it looks like in action:

4 days ago

AlexeyGoncharovNot a newbie anymore

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SteveHeartComes here often

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vb365-exo-usage-report.ps1 - Script to report some Exchange Online numbers

Sometimes my customers ask for a more detailed capcity report regarding the stored Exchange Online backup data. Currently you only get the consumed capacity per repository and per organization. But how about calculating an average value from the stored backup data divided by the number of protected mailboxes?I wanted to hit two birds with one stone: Write a new script covering this topic and start to switch my existing scripts to modern authentication. Here you are: https://github.com/yetanothermightytool/powershell/tree/master/vbo/vb365-exo-usage-reportSoon I will publish a how-to guide with step by step instructions on how to create/update scripts using the modern authentication approach. Stay tuned. Happy weekend! Steve

16 days ago

k00laidITVeeam Vanguard

posted in Script library

Revised kb3067.ps1 script

<#.SynopsisFor VB365 will migrate all data from one repository to another, based on the Veeam KB 3067. This version brings some sanity to the selection of proxies and repos while also providing information on what is to be moved (storage and user counts)..NotesVersion: 1.0Author: Jim Jones, @k00laidITModified Date: 5/23/2022.EXAMPLE.\iland-kb3067.ps1#>Import-Module Veeam.Archiver.PowerShell#Organization selection$orgs=Get-vboorganization | Sort-Object Namefor($i=0; $i -lt $orgs.count; $i++){write-host $i. $orgs[$i].name}$organisationNum = Read-Host "Enter organisation number"$vboOrg = $orgs[$organisationNum]$orgjobs = $vboOrg | get-vbojob[System.Collections.ArrayList]$orgrepos = @()foreach ($orgjob in $orgjobs) { $repo = $orgjob.repository $output = [PSCustomObject]@{ repoName = $repo } $orgrepos += $output }#Source Repository selection$sourcerepo = $orgreposfor($i=0; $i -lt $sourcerepo.count; $i++){write-host $i. $sourcerepo[$

23 days ago

ThePlaneskeeperNew Here

posted in Script library

Immutable Storage actual disk used per folder

Inherency:Since we bill by actual disk usage for our client utilizing CloudConnect, the existing reports are non-functional for reporting and billing (They report pre-deduplication/reflink data). It took a while to figure out, but there is a way to calculate actual disk space used on a per directory on an immutable repository.Solution:Using: https://community.veeam.com/blogs-and-podcasts-57/check-reflink-and-spared-space-on-xfs-repositories-244 I have extrapolated a script that will give the disk usage of each folder (IE: client) on an immutable repo. This isn't "Data used"; that is what Veeam reports. This is "Disk Used". The actual size on disk after reflinks (duplicated data is only counted once). A note about this script; it appears that the original blog entry is wrong on the size of a block. They attribute it to 4096... which is true... on disk... but the utility used explicitly gives the information in block sizes of 512:https://linux.die.net/man/8/xfs_bmap"units of 512-byt

25 days ago

filipsmeetsNot a newbie anymore

posted in Script library

Powershell - Migrate VMs from Hyper-V to vSphere

[CmdletBinding()]param ( # CSv file tab delimited with name and Vlan [Parameter(Mandatory = $true)] [string[]] $CSV, # The datacenter where you want to move the workload to. [Parameter(Mandatory = $true)] [string] $Datacenter, # The Cluster where you want to move the workload to. [Parameter(Mandatory = $true)] [string] $Cluster, # Errorlog [Parameter()] [string] $ErrorLog = 'E:\Scripts\ErrorLog.txt', # Enable error logging [Parameter()] [switch] $LogErrors, # Enable error logging [Parameter()] [Int32] $HostIndex = 0)#$Global:ErrorLog = 'E:\Scripts\ErrorLog.txt'function Write-ToLog { [cmdletbinding()] Param ( [string] [parameter(ValueFromPipeline)] $Text ) if ($LogErrors) { $timestamp = Get-Date Write-Output "$timestamp :: $Text" | Tee-Object $ErrorLog -Append }}function Move-Workload { <# .SYNOPSIS Performs a migration of VMs running on Hyper-V to

27 days ago

SteveHeartComes here often

posted in Script library

vbr-nas-hashcompare.ps1 - Script to compare a hash value from an Instant File Share Recovery

Hello community!Some customers asked for it and here is it (a little X-mas present for the community):The NAS Hash Comparer. This script launches an Instant File Share Recovery for a specified file share backup job and compares the hash value using the given parameters. More details can be found on my GitHub page: https://github.com/yetanothermightytool/powershell/blob/master/vbr/vbr-nas-hashcompare/README.mdHappy HolidaysSteve

1 month ago

StefanZiComes here often

posted in Script library

VB365-JobManager - Script to create and maintain SPO & Teams jobs

Guys, I've created a script to automatically create SPO and Teams jobs. Main features includeCreate jobs for all currently unprotected SPO sites and teams Build jobs based on a object-limit per job (incl. recurse option to cope with SP subsites) Distribute jobs over different repositories automatically (which includes proxy balancing of course) Add matching teams to the same job as the SP site as per BP Automatic scheduling with delays per job (configurable) All built on the VB365 API - so no M365 application or so required Include & excludes possible Can put objects in a job pointing to a repository which already contains backups of this objectThe script is available on VeeamHub: powershell/VB365-JobManager at master · VeeamHub/powershell (github.com) I already have two larger customers using versions of this script and am looking for more feedback of course.

1 month ago

ddomaskComes here often

posted in Script library

List Source Region/Subscription Information for Restore Points from External Repo Backup Copies

So, this is definitely a deep edge case if you could not tell from the title, if you could even figure out the situation from the title :)But since I went down this rabbit hole for a case, figured I’d share it for people getting deep into automation and the Veeam Public Cloud Backups who are following 3-2-1 rule and making Backup Copies of these from their External Repositories. Even if you never need to solve this particular use case, I suppose it’s a good example of what you can actually learn about a backup and how to properly parse data without nasty string munging.Issue: Backup Copies sourced from External Backups don’t have a UI field to associate the Restore Points with the original backed up machine’s public cloud information like Subscription, Region, etc.Where this likely becomes an issue is when you heavily automate regional deployments and may have identical infrastructures set up uniquely for individual regions. (e.g., you deploy machines with same names for regions that o

1 month ago

Chris.ArceneauxComes here often

posted in Script library

VSPC Sample Usage Report

One of the first scripts I wrote after I joined Veeam was one that produced a license usage report using the Veeam Availability Console API. Since then, a lot has changed! The product was rebranded to Veeam Service Provider Console (VSPC) and it’s API was greatly updated in a complete rewrite!That change occurred a couple years ago... As such, it was definitely long overdue for this script to be reworked so it could leverage this amazing new API! This script uses minimal API calls to retrieve current point in time license usage for every company in VSPC. On top of that, if the company is managed by a reseller, reseller information will be included in the output.Developer’s notes...This script is meant to be a stepping stone as the framework can easily be used in other automations. I tried to keep most of the code modular by design so folks can use the script as-is or take the pieces you need for your custom Veeam integration. It can also serve as a reference on how to use Asynchronous

1 month ago

ldasilvaNew Here

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Enable encryption for all existing backup jobs using powershell

Hi guys, I was wondering if it is possible to enable the encrypt option for all backup jobs using powershell. I already have created the encryption key/password. Your help would be appriciated.

1 month ago

ScottInfluencer

posted in Script library

Script to remove data from a share monthly.

I have a lot of users that require a location accessible to everyone to share files on a temporary basis. (non confidential type info) My issue is that nobody likes to delete anything here… EVER! After having to clean it out multiple times I figured I’d run a scheduled task for a PowerShell script to clean the folder out on the first of every month. The issue is now people wondering why the files were deleted event though it was explained and called Temporary_Data_Transfer. lol I created a folder titled “_Instructions” at the top that won’t be removed by the script and the underscore keeps it at the top. There is a document in it so users can review the date the folder is cleaned out and states that files will be deleted monthly. This has really helped clear things up with people not knowing their files will be removed. The script omits clean up of that folder by increasing the date to make it appear as a new file. The also script keeps a log of deleted files so when someone is ask

2 months ago

Pasqual DöhringNew Here

posted in Script library

Measure the changed data in your VMware environment

The problemHave you ever needed to know how much data you need to backup incrementally from your VMware environment? Because you need to design a new backup storage? Because you need to know, if your WAN is capable of transferring everything into the cloud or from your branch office? Because you need to know the change rates of your VMs? The solutionNow you can track these data changes with a simple script! Let me introduce you to GetChangedBlocksV2! It is a PowerShell script which uses the VMware PowerCLI to read the changes from your VMware disks each time it is run and saves it as CSV. It keeps track of the changes between each run, between each day and between each week. In order to get good results, you need to run this tool on a regular basis, e.g., with the Task Scheduler.There is even a basic Excel file included to analyze the results for you. But if you have better tools feel free to utilize them. Where to get it?https://github.com/turboPasqual/GetChangedBlocksV2 Other stuffWh

2 months ago

MildurInfluencer

posted in Script library

Verify access to the protected Teams API

Update from @Chris.Arceneaux (Nov 7th, 2022):Chris has created a new script to automate the commands described in my topic. Thank you very much. :)https://github.com/VeeamHub/powershell/tree/master/VB365-CheckTeamsProtectedAPI______________________ My code has the added benefit of not requiring parameters (TenantID/AppId/CertThumbprint) to be specified as long as the script is executed on the VB365 server. It also automagically installs required PowerShell module(s). This script is about KB4322 (Using Microsoft Graph Export API for Teams) Recently, we were asked in the R&D forum, how much time Microsoft will take, until they inform you, that you have been granted to access to the protected API’s.Unfortunately, it seems that Microsoft will not inform you per Mail about the successful approvement. In Microsoft Docs, their statement is to use your application to verify if your request has been approved. Microsoft will only write you an email, if they have more questions about the requ

2 months ago

RK99Experienced User

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How Application Aware Image Processing Will VMWARE(Virtual Domain Controller) Configured on Top Veeam will take Backup

Incase of Multiple VMs available on top of Veeam how AAIP will help and Support

2 months ago

ScottInfluencer

posted in Script library

Changing CPU or Memory on a VMware VM with a scheduled task.

As always run it on a test VM while you are watching it, but this script will power down, modify the CPU and/or Memory on a VM, then power it back up. This has been VERY handy for Changing resources on my VMs after hours. Like adding memory to a Veeam Virtual proxy server after a backup window ends. While I borrowed most of the script from the internet, there wasn’t much about running as a scheduled task which was can cause confusion to many people from what I read. Here is a few tips to run the PowerShell script as a scheduled task. Step 1, Use the script below to create a PS1 file. I named mine VM_MEMORY_CPU_COUNT_HQ.PS1 Keep in mind the name and location when you add the arguments below.Step 2, Create a scheduled task in windows at specified time. Step 3, set action to run a program. You don’t want to run the script, you want to run Powershell.exeexample - C:\Windows\System32\WindowsPowerShell\v1.0\powershell.exe Step 4, Configure the options\arguments. I put 0 if I want no

2 months ago

StefanZiComes here often

posted in Script library

Advanced Linux File Level Restore including Cross Restore

What? Mount the contents of the latest restore point of a Linux VM to the very same or another VM using the data integration API. Why? Linux admins can just browse the backup contents on the local system and restore the files they need (on the CLI 😉) Advanced & complex restore scenarios Cross-restore to another server (source server and target server can be different) $machine = "esxrhel1"$machine_dns = "esxrhel1.lab.local"$machine_credentials = Get-VBRCredentials -Name "veeam" | ? { $_.Description.Contains("Veeam Linux Account") }$rp = Get-VBRRestorePoint -Name $machine | Sort-Object -Property CreationTime | select -Last 1$publishSession = Publish-VBRBackupContent -RestorePoint $rp -TargetServerName $machine_dns -TargetServerCredentials $machine_credentials -EnableFUSEProtocol -Reason "Test FUSE restore"# Print info on session$publishSession#Unpublish-VBRBackupContent -Session $publishSessionAs a result on the Linux system you’ll get loop mounts like these./dev/loop0 on /tmp/Veea

3 months ago

rdixon01Not a newbie anymore

asked in Script library

Script for job config

Does anyone have a script and willing to share that list the Veeam backup job name + it’s start time+ the proxy server name+ it’s repository name.

3 months ago

KirmisNot a newbie anymore

asked in Script library

Veeam 365 | SharePoint personal sites ?

Hello Veeam,In Veeam 365 backup for SharePoint online, I see that can backup the SP online sites and also has a category for “Personal Sites”.Can anyone explain what is these Personal Sites and where can I find them in SharePoint admin portal?I couldn't found any explanation even in Veeam documentation about Personal Sites.https://helpcenter.veeam.com/docs/vbo365/guide/back_up_sites.html?zoom_highlight=personal+sites&ver=60 Thank you in advance,Nikos

3 months ago

StefanZiComes here often

posted in Script library

Get last SQL transaction log session

How to get the start and end time of the last SQL log backup session?I just got this question from one of my customers and it’s not soo easy to get there, so I thought it might be useful to share a basic example. You’ll have to get the working task session and read & parse the logs for more details. $sql_base_job = "My SQL Server Job"$j = Get-VBRJob -Name $sql_base_job$SQLJob = $j.FindChildSqlLogBackupJob()$session = $SQLJob.FindLastSession()# Tasksessions will be per machine, I only have one$taskSession = Get-VBRTaskSession -Session $session$logBackupLogs = $taskSession.Logger.GetLog().UpdatedRecords$lastSessionStartLog = $logBackupLogs | ? { $_.Title.Contains("New transaction log backup interval started") } | Select -Last 1$lastSessionEndLog = $logBackupLogs | ? { $_.Title.Contains("Transaction log backup completed") } | Select -Last 1# Sanity check (Endtime > Starttime) might be good if a session was started but not yet finishedWrite-Output "Last log session start: " $lastSes

3 months ago

MattMComes here often

posted in Script library

NAS Backup Copy to Tape via Instant File Share Recovery

Since the introduction of NAS backup capability with v10 of Veeam Backup & Replication there have been many requests for tape support. But as we all know, Veeam’s NAS backup doesn’t support tape (yet?), neither as a primary nor as secondary (backup copy or archive) target.With v11 we got the new feature called “instant file share recovery” which lets us publish file shares directly from the backups previously created with NAS backup jobs. My colleague Uwe Groening recently came up with the idea to use these shares, published by instant file share recovery, as a source for file to tape jobs within Veeam. This way, it should be possible to create tape copies directly from existing file share backups. This makes a huge difference to other solutions that involve either reading data from the production share again or staging a restore on some (extra) storage prior to using “file to tape” from there.We discussed this idea in more detail and created a process (for a single NAS backup job)

3 months ago

damien commengeVeeam Legend

posted in Script library

Veeam backup microsoft 365 script audit

Hello, This is a script to audit VBM365. Feel free to say what you would like if it’s missing :) I know it’s not “complete” # =======================================================# NAME: VBM365audit.ps1# AUTHOR: Commenge Damien, Axians Cloud Builder# DATE: 11/07/2022## VERSION 1.0# COMMENTS: This script is created to Audit Veeam backup for microsoft 365# <N/A> is used for not available# =======================================================$date = (get-date -Format "dd_MM_yyyy_HH_mm")#Create directoryNew-Item -ItemType Directory -Path "C:\temp\VBM365Audit\$date" -Force | Out-Null#ReportPath$ReportPath="C:\temp\VBM365Audit\$date"#Report file HTML path$htmlReportPath = "$ReportPath\VeeamBackupMicrosoft365.html"$HTMLCSS = @'<style>body{color:black;font-family:Vinci Sans Light;font-size:0.79em;line-height:1.25;margin:5;}a{color:black;}H1{color:white;font-family:Verdana;font-weight:bold;font-size:20pt;margin-bottom:50px;margin-top:40px;text-align:center;background-color:#005E

4 months ago

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