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My primary backup drive for my virtual machine backup toasted on me so I had to recreate all of my backup jobs. I\u2019ve been using Veeam\u2019s backup product for VMware and it couldn\u2019t be easier to use. I\u2019ve known that it included a set of PowerShell cmdlets but I had never really looked at them before.  I decided this would be a great opportunity.<\/p>\n

One of my backup goals, that I\u2019ll describe today, was to grab all VMs in a particular datastore and backup them up to a local external drive. The current version of Veeam doesn\u2019t allow you to specify a datastore as a container. Although I didn\u2019t use it, you are supposed to be able to specify an ESX host, which will back up all machines. Or you need to specify a comma separated list of virtual machines. In my case, I wanted all VMs on datastore2. But what are they? PowerCLI<\/a> to the rescue. First off, your VM host must be connected and not in maintenance mode. For my purposes, I like having the virtual machines themselves powered off. Using Get-VM I can find all machines on the required datastore.<\/p>\n

PS C:\\> get-vm -Datastore datastore2 <\/font><\/p>\n

Name                 PowerState Num CPUs Memory (MB)
----                 ---------- -------- -----------
MyCompany Windows 7  PoweredOff 1        512
R2 Core RODC         PoweredOff 1        1024
MyCompany Vista      PoweredOff 1        768
MyCompany XP         PoweredOff 1        384
MyCompany2003        PoweredOff 1        384
Research Member S... PoweredOff 2        1024<\/font><\/p>\n

All I need are the names so I pop them into a variable.<\/p>\n

PS C:\\> get-vm -Datastore datastore2 | foreach {$v+=$_.name}
PS C:\\> $v
MyCompany Windows 7
R2 Core RODC
MyCompany Vista
MyCompany XP
MyCompany2003
Research Member Server R2<\/font><\/p>\n

Armed with this I can now invoke the Add-VBRBackupJob cmdlet from Veeam.<\/p>\n

PS C:\\> Add-VBRBackupJob -Name "Dstore2_Backup" -Type VDDK \u2013mode "san;nbd" \u2013Folder "g:\\datastore2" -objects $v -host "My Computer" \u2013FileName "dstore2"<\/font><\/p>\n

This command will create a backup job called Dstore2_Backup using the VMware vStorage API to backup all VM objects to G:\\Datastore2 on \u201cMy Computer\u201d.  As I continue to poke around with these cmdlets, I\u2019ll be sure to share.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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