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Check Veeam Jobs with PowerShell

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1.1
Last Release Date
2022-06-18
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Check Veeam Jobs with PowerShell
Check Veeam last result and last run date of all jobs (tape and computer).
Check Veeam last result and last run date of all jobs (tape and computer).

OUTPUTS
- OK: All jobs last result is Success.
- WARNING: Any job last result is warning or any job last run less than warning hours ago.
- CRITICAL: Any job last result is error or any job last run less than critical hours ago.

PARAMETER warning
- Warning hours after last backup.
- Default 24.

PARAMETER critical
- Warning hours after last backup.
- Default 48.

PARAMETER jobs
- Jobs names to check.
- Default: all.
- Example: "Tape Backup","Hyper-V","Incremental backup"

EXAMPLE
- Checks jobs by name with default warning treshold and 50h critical treshold.
check_veeamjobs.ps1 -jobs "Tape Backup","Full Backup","Hyper-V Backup" -critical 50

EXAMPLE
- Checks all jobs by name with 48h warning treshold and 96h critical treshold.
check_veeamjobs.ps1 -warning 48 -critical 96