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about_Veeam.PowerCLI-Interactions SHORT DESCRIPTION This PowerShell Module enables you to interact via VMware PowerCLI with the Veeam Backup & Replication PowerShell Cmdlets. It is possible to gather the Protection state of your VMware vSphere VMs, Restore VMs or manage VMs in existing Veeam Backup Jobs. LONG DESCRIPTION This PowerShell Module enables you to interact via VMware PowerCLI with the Veeam Backup & Replication PowerShell Cmdlets. It is possible to gather the Protection state of your VMware vSphere VMs, Restore VMs or manage VMs in existing Veeam Backup Jobs. The moduls is segmented in differenet topics: Get Protection State: * Get-VeeamProtection Run Jobs: * Start-VeeamQuickBackup * Start-VeeamRestore Manage Jobs: * Add-VeeamJobObject * Remove-VeeamJobObject RUNNING Veeam.PowerCLI-Interactions There are several commands provided by the Veeam.PowerCLI-Interactions module, those are: Get-VeeamProtection -myVMs Start-VeeamQuickBackup -myVMs Start-VeeamRestore -myVMs Add-VeeamJobObject -myVMs -JobName Remove-VeeamJobObject -myVMs -JobName Before you get started with the Functions of the module you need to connect a vCenter Server and a Veeam Backup & Replication Server. PS C:\> Connect-VIServer -Server <Your vCenter Server> PS C:\> Connect-VBRServer -Server <Your vCenter Server> To identify the VM Objects the vCenter Connection must match Veeam Configuration for the vCenter. For more Details see: http://bit.ly/VeeamPowerCLI CONTRIBUTE Veeam.PowerCLI-Interactions is on GitHub: https://github.com/mycloudrevolution/Veeam-vSphere-Interactions My project site for this Module: http://bit.ly/VeeamPowerCLI As you run the Veeam.PowerCLI-Interactions and find what you believe to be are bugs, please submit them to: https://github.com/mycloudrevolution/Veeam-vSphere-Interactions/issues Better yet, fix the bug and submit a pull request. Enhancement request are also welcome! SEE ALSO VMware PowerCLI Documentation: https://www.vmware.com/support/developer/PowerCLI/ Veeam PowerShell Reference: https://helpcenter.veeam.com/docs/backup/powershell/getting_started.html |