Maybe this is helping somebody, because there is no way to start Healthchecks manually yet:
This is setting the time of the Healthcheck of a Veeam Agent Backup to 1 minute after now, waits for the job to finish and disables the Healthcheck after that.
This is setting the time of the Healthcheck of a Veeam HyperV Backup to 1 minute after now, waits for the job to finish and disables the Healthcheck after that.
Can't remember if it came with an update, but the results of the healtchecks are coming daily now. I think they are coming from the daily reports in the general options of Veeam.
This is setting the time of the Healthcheck of a Veeam Agent Backup to 1 minute after now, waits for the job to finish and disables the Healthcheck after that.
Code:
# Veeam Physical Machine HV01 Healthcheck # Get Job $job = Get-VBRComputerBackupJob -Name "HV-HV01-NAS01" # Get Time + 1 Minute $newCheckTime = (Get-Date).AddMinutes(1) # Create Healthcheck-Options $healthCheckOptions = New-VBRHealthCheckOptions -Enable -ScheduleType Weekly -DayOfWeek Sunday -DayNumber 1 -SelectedDays 0,1,2,3,4,5,6 -WeeklyPeriod ([TimeSpan]::Parse($newCheckTime.ToString("HH:mm:ss"))) # Set Healthcheck-Options Set-VBRComputerBackupJob -Job $job -HealthCheckOptions $healthCheckOptions Start-Sleep -Seconds 300 do { Start-Sleep -Seconds 60 # Get last Healtcheck-Session $lastSession = Get-VBRSession -Type HealthCheck | Sort-Object -Property CreationTime -Descending | Select-Object -First 1 $lastSessionState = $lastSession.State # Check state of last Healtcheck-Session if ($lastSessionState -eq 'Working') { Write-Host ("Healthcheck runnning.") Write-Host ("Starttime:" + $lastSession.CreationTime) } else { Write-Host ("No Healthcheck running.") Write-Host ("Starttime:" + $lastSession.CreationTime) Write-Host ("Endtime:" + $lastSession.EndTime) } } while ($lastSessionState -eq 'Working') # Create Healthcheck-Options $healthCheckOptions = New-VBRHealthCheckOptions -Enable:$false -EnableFullHealthCheck:$false -ScheduleType Weekly # Set Healthcheck-Options Set-VBRComputerBackupJob -Job $job -HealthCheckOptions $healthCheckOptions This is setting the time of the Healthcheck of a Veeam HyperV Backup to 1 minute after now, waits for the job to finish and disables the Healthcheck after that.
Code:
# Veeam Virtual Machines HV01 Healthcheck # Get Job $job = Get-VBRJob -Name "VM-HV01-NAS01" # Get Options $jobOptions = Get-VBRJobOptions -Job $job # Get Time + 1 Minute $newCheckTime = (Get-Date).AddMinutes(1) # Set RecheckTime $jobOptions.GenerationPolicy.RecheckTime = [TimeSpan]::Parse($newCheckTime.ToString("HH:mm:ss")) # Enable Healthcheck $jobOptions.GenerationPolicy.EnableRechek = $true # Set Options Set-VBRJobOptions -Job $job -Options $jobOptions Start-Sleep -Seconds 300 do { Start-Sleep -Seconds 60 # Get last Healtcheck-Session $lastSession = Get-VBRSession -Type HealthCheck | Sort-Object -Property CreationTime -Descending | Select-Object -First 1 $lastSessionState = $lastSession.State # Check state of last Healtcheck-Session if ($lastSessionState -eq 'Working') { Write-Host ("Healthcheck runnning.") Write-Host ("Starttime:" + $lastSession.CreationTime) } else { Write-Host ("No Healthcheck running.") Write-Host ("Starttime:" + $lastSession.CreationTime) Write-Host ("Endtime:" + $lastSession.EndTime) } } while ($lastSessionState -eq 'Working') # Disable Healthcheck $jobOptions.GenerationPolicy.EnableRechek = $false # Set Options Set-VBRJobOptions -Job $job -Options $jobOptions Statistics: Posted by thatstheplace — Dec 26, 2024 12:58 am
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