Veeam report: health check report and SOBR backup report

Scheduled health checks do not send a report via email.   You need to check them here in the console under the History tab -

You may want to check out Veeam ONE to possibly see if there is a report there but from what I can see at a glance there is not.

Did you have a question about the SOBR report or was that just a statement?

Chris.Childerhose wrote:

Scheduled health checks do not send a report via email.   You need to check them here in the console under the History tab -

 

You may want to check out Veeam ONE to possibly see if there is a report there but from what I can see at a glance there is not.

Did you have a question about the SOBR report or was that just a statement?

Hi Chris, I think on v12.1 the notification by e-mail has been working again, see this on what’s is new for v12.1 

https://www.veeam.com/veeam_backup_12_1_whats_new_wn.pdf 

​@dlinfrastructureteam , please, check the version you are using 

AndrePulia wrote:

Chris.Childerhose wrote:

Scheduled health checks do not send a report via email.   You need to check them here in the console under the History tab -

 

You may want to check out Veeam ONE to possibly see if there is a report there but from what I can see at a glance there is not.

Did you have a question about the SOBR report or was that just a statement?

Hi Chris, I think on v12.1 the notification by e-mail has been working again, see this on what’s is new for v12.1 

https://www.veeam.com/veeam_backup_12_1_whats_new_wn.pdf 

​@dlinfrastructureteam , please, check the version you are using 

Thanks for clarifying this and hopefully it is just version for the OP.

Hi ​@dlinfrastructureteam 

Verify and configure email notification settings you can use PowerShell scripts for custom health checks and SOBR reports and explore Veeam ONE for advanced reporting you can test and monitor your configuration to ensure timely and detailed reporting.

Add-PSSnapin VeeamPSSnapin
$SobrReport = Get-VBRBackupRepository | Where-Object { $_.Type -eq "ScaleOut" } | ForEach-Object {
    [PSCustomObject]@{
        SOBRName     = $_.Name
        Extents      = ($_.Extent | ForEach-Object { $_.Name }) -join ", "
        CapacityUsed = $_.UsedSpaceGB
        CapacityFree = $_.FreeSpaceGB
    }
}
$SobrReport | Export-Csv "C:\Reports\SOBR_Report.csv" -NoTypeInformation

• Use this data to generate detailed HTML or CSV reports.

​Hi @diacosasysadmin , did you cjeck the Veeam version you are using?