rukas / unitrends-pstoolkit

Unitrends Powershell Cmdlets for Unitrends Enterprise Backup

WARNING: These community scripts are “as is” & are not officially supported by Unitrends.

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Some of the best ways to contribute are to try things out, file bugs, and join in gitter conversations. You are encouraged to start a discussion by filing an issue.

Looking for something to work on? The list of issues is a great place to start.

Request new features or report bugs:

1. Open github issue

Requirements

1. PowerShell 4.0+
2. Unitrends UEB/RS 9.0+

Download and getting started

Download and install:

1. Open Powershell as Administrator and allow execution of unsigned scripts by running command: Set-ExecutionPolicy Bypass
2. Run commmand to download latest version and install:
   iwr https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Unitrends/unitrends-pstoolkit/master/Unitrends/Install.ps1 | iex

Usage:

PS> Import-Module Unitrends
  [*] Welcome to Unitrends Powershell Toolkit! ---------------------------------------------------------
  
Sample usage:   

        Connect-UebServer -Server ueb01 -User root -Password yourpass
        Get-UebJob
        Get-UebJob -Active
        Get-UebJob -Recent
        Get-UebJob -Active|Stop-UebJob
        Get-UebJob -Active|Stop-UebJob
        Get-UebJob -Name job1*|Start-UebJob
        Get-UebAlert
        Get-UebVirtualClient


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Update:

Once installed you can update to last version using Cmdlet Update-UebPsToolkit

Help:

You can list all available cmdlets using:

PS C:> Get-Uebhelp

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