I’ve looked at the job logs and they don’t specify the exact files that were backed up. A file to tape jobs lists the equivalent of “5 folders and 3 files backed up”. And I cannot seem to run a report of the contents of tapes, I instead have to right click on tapes in the media pools and view it there.
Would you have any recommendations?
+21If you use VONE then you can run a report to show what is on tape otherwise the way your doing it is the way from the console.
+14https://github.com/yetanothermightytool/powershell/blob/master/vbr/vbr-get-tapeinfo/vbr-get-tapeinfo.ps1
+22Did they finally make a VeeamONE report that does this? For many years I remember having to go to th gui to right click on the tape to get the file names. Then there was someone who I think used a script in the sql even.
I will also checkout that script too. Funny thing is that I don’t need it now as I don’t have a tape drive but want to try with a test VTL at least for fun :)
+21Did they finally make a VeeamONE report that does this? For many years I remember having to go to th gui to right click on the tape to get the file names. Then there was someone who I think used a script in the sql even.
I will also checkout that script too. Funny thing is that I don’t need it now as I don’t have a tape drive but want to try with a test VTL at least for fun :)
I am positive I saw a report but could be mistaken still on vacation so will look when back. That script should work too.
+22Its confusing I agree. Right now they list these:
https://helpcenter.veeam.com/docs/one/reporter/veeam_br_tape_reports.html?ver=120
But I don’t think there is one that actually lists the files.
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