Support for Veeam 11 PowerShell Module
Veeam 11 released with a PowerShell Module rather than a PS Snap-In. Is anyone working to update the Veeam LogicModules?
https://www.veeam.com/veeam_backup_11_0_whats_new_wn.pdf
Quote• PowerShell module — By popular demand, we switched from the PowerShell snap-in to the PowerShell module, which can be used on any machine with the backup console installed. We also no longer require PowerShell 2.0 installed on the backup server, which is something many customers had problems with.
• New PowerShell cmdlet — V11 adds 184 new cmdlets for both newly added functionality and expanded coverage of the existing features with a particular focus on restore functionality
Mark_Hensler
Posted 5 years ago·Last reply 1 year ago
6 comments
tk_baha
·1 year ago4 years later, Looking through the collection scripts of multiple Veeam modules in logicmonitor, they still rely on PSSnapins...
Jared Meidal
·1 year agoI would like to hear if there are modules which would make use of the import module functionality.
For my part I have had good success with utilizing the Veeam modules, and customizing a few of our own to fill in the gaps. For example to pull in the Licensing and gather alerts from Windows event IDs.
A more significant gap was finding a solution for standalone Agents. I solved this by creating a Windows Event eventmodule and looking for the following IDs
110|115|190|191|10010|36001|36003
Michael Rodrigues
·4 years ago@chglwalker, @Mark Hensler You should be able to get these from the Exchange today, or from the old Repository if you're on v159.
chglwalker
·4 years agoAlso interested in these. Thank you!!
Michael Rodrigues
·5 years ago@Mark Hensler we're working on these now, they should be released fairly soon.