Looking for a reliable and efficient backup and replication solution for your business? Look no further than Veeam Backup and Replication!
Veeam Backup and Replication offers a wide range of powerful features and functions, including:
– Instant VM Recovery
– Built-in WAN acceleration
– Veeam Backup from Storage Snapshots
And that’s just the beginning! Veeam Backup and Replication also offers powerful reporting features that allow you to track and monitor your backup and replication jobs.
The Veeam Backup and Replication Reports tab provides you with a wealth of information on your backup and replication jobs, including:
– Job status
– Job duration
– Data transferred
– Sources and targets
You can also use the Veeam Backup and Replication Reports tab to generate detailed reports on your backup and replication jobs. Reports can be generated for a specific time period, and can include information on:
– Job status
– Job duration
– Data transferred
– Sources and targets
– Bytes per second
– I/O per second
The Veeam Backup and Replication Reports tab makes it easy to keep track of your backup and replication jobs and ensure that your data is always safe and secure. Thanks for using Veeam Backup and Replication!
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How do I get Veeam Backup and Replication reports?
There are many different types of reports that are available in Veeam Backup and Replication.
The reports are accessed through the Reports tab in the main Veeam Backup and Replication interface.
The reports are divided into five categories: Status, Jobs, VMs, Replication and Tape.
Status reports show the overall status of the backup infrastructure.
Jobs reports show the status of individual backup and replication jobs.
VMs reports show the status of individual virtual machines.
Replication reports show the status of replication jobs.
Tape reports show the status of tape jobs.
The reports can be filtered and customized to show the information that is most important to you.
You can save reports as PDF or Excel files for further analysis.
You can also schedule reports to be run automatically and sent to you by email.
How do I get a report from Veeam?
Reports are an important part of any organization’s data management and backup strategy. They provide a way to track and analyze data, and to make sure that data is being properly managed and backed up.
Veeam is a popular software program for backing up and managing data. It offers a number of different reports that can help you track data and performance. In this article, we will show you how to generate and access reports from Veeam.
First, you need to open the Veeam console. Then, select the Reports tab.
The Reports tab will display a list of all the reports that are available in Veeam. You can filter the reports by category, product, or status.
To generate a report, select the report you want to generate and click the Run button.
The report will be generated and displayed in a new window.
You can save the report to a file or print it. You can also export the report to Excel or PDF.
To access the report logs, select the Logs tab.
The Logs tab will display a list of all the report logs that are available in Veeam. you can filter the logs by category, product, or status.
To access a report log, select the log you want to access and click the View button.
The report log will be displayed in a new window.
You can save the report log to a file or print it.
How do I export a Veeam Backup Report?
A Veeam backup report is a document that provides an overview of the status of a backup job or jobs. It can include information such as the time of the last backup, the size of the backup, the number of objects backed up, and more.
You can export a Veeam backup report in PDF or XML format.
To export a Veeam backup report:
1. Open the Veeam Backup & Replication console and navigate to the Reports tab.
2. In the Reports tree, select the report you want to export.
3. In the Details pane, click Export.
4. In the Export Report dialog, select the format you want to use and click Export.
How do I check Veeam Backup history?
Veeam Backup & Replication provides a number of ways to view the history of backups and replications.
The simplest way to view the history is to open the backup console and select the Backup tab. This will show you a list of all backups and replications, including the date and time they were created, the type of job, and the status.
You can also view the history of backups and replications on the Veeam Backup & Replication web interface. To do this, select the Backup & Replication tab and click the View History button. This will show you a list of all backups and replications, including the date and time they were created, the type of job, and the status.
You can also view the history of backups and replications in the Veeam Backup & Replication console. To do this, select the Backup & Replication tab and click the View History button. This will show you a list of all backups and replications, including the date and time they were created, the type of job, and the status.
The Veeam Backup & Replication console also provides a number of advanced options for viewing the history of backups and replications. To access these options, right-click a backup or replication and select the Properties command. This will open the Properties dialog box, which contains a number of tabs that allow you to view different aspects of the backup or replication. The History tab contains a list of all backups and replications, including the date and time they were created, the type of job, and the status.
How do I pull a veeam log?
One of the common tasks for a VMware administrator is to pull logs from their VMware environment. In this article, we will show you how to pull logs from a Veeam backup server.
To pull logs from a Veeam backup server, you will need to open the Veeam Backup & Replication console and connect to the Veeam backup server. Once you have connected to the Veeam backup server, you will need to select the Jobs tab and select the job that you want to pull logs from.
Once you have selected the job, you will need to select the Logs tab and select the type of log that you want to pull. In this example, we will pull the backup log.
Once you have selected the type of log that you want to pull, you will need to select the date and time that you want to pull the logs from.
Once you have selected the date and time, you will need to select the Save button. The logs will be saved to a .zip file on your computer.
How do I create a custom report in Veeam ONE?
Creating custom reports in Veeam ONE can provide you with a wealth of information about the status and performance of your virtual infrastructure. You can use custom reports to monitor specific aspects of your environment or to troubleshoot problems.
To create a custom report in Veeam ONE:
1. Open the Veeam ONE Management console and select the Reports tab.
2. Click the New Report button and select the Custom Report type.
3. Enter a name for the report and specify the data you want to include.
4. Select the report format and click the Create button.
The report will be generated and added to the list of available reports.
How do I monitor my Veeam Backup?
Veeam Backup & Replication provides a number of ways to monitor the status of your backups and replicas. You can use the Veeam Backup & Replication console, the Veeam Backup & Replication web interface, or the Veeam Backup & Replication PowerShell cmdlets.
The Veeam Backup & Replication console provides a number of tabs that allow you to view the status of your backups and replicas. The Jobs tab shows the status of all jobs, and the Details pane for each job shows the status of each backup or replica. The Jobs tab also includes a column that shows the health of each job. The color of the health indicator indicates the status of the job.
The Veeam Backup & Replication web interface provides a number of pages that allow you to view the status of your backups and replicas. The Jobs page shows the status of all jobs, and the Details page for each job shows the status of each backup or replica. The Jobs page also includes a column that shows the health of each job. The color of the health indicator indicates the status of the job.
The Veeam Backup & Replication PowerShell cmdlets provide a number of cmdlets that allow you to view the status of your backups and replicas. The Get-VBRJob cmdlet returns information about all jobs, and the Get-VBRJobDetail cmdlet returns information about a specific job. The Get-VBRReplica cmdlet returns information about all replicas, and the Get-VBRReplicaDetail cmdlet returns information about a specific replica. The Get-VBRServer cmdlet returns information about all servers, and the Get-VBRServerDetail cmdlet returns information about a specific server. The Get-VBRStorageDomain cmdlet returns information about all storage domains, and the Get-VBRStorageDomainDetail cmdlet returns information about a specific storage domain.
The following table lists the health indicators and their meanings.
Health Indicator
Meaning
OK
The job is healthy.
Warning
The job is not healthy, but it is still functional.
Critical
The job is not healthy and is not functional.
