You can get the script here: New_vCenterRole_Veeam. Add a function to assign a user to the role Veeam Backup & Replication is a powerful, easy-to-use, and affordable backup and availability solution that supports VMware vSphere virtual environments.The script will then ask you to choose a name for your new role and automatically creates it.įeel free to give me feedback on this script, as I want to further improve it. Simply execute the script and follow the steps to fill in the relevant data like your vCenter server name, the username and your password. The privileges used are based on the recommendations out of the Veeam Help Center which you can find here: Cumulative Permission for VMware vSphere – Veeam Help Center This PowerShell / PowerCLI script lets you create a new vCenter server role with all the cumulative privileges and permissions to use them with Veeam Backup & Replication V11. tracks the vCenter Server alarm for the KMS client certificate triggered. It isn't a Veeam issue, the issue is between Server 2003 SP2 and that build of vCenter, I know this because I tried to connect to vCenter from a non-Veeam server.Since I was tired to click roles together in vCenter server, I wrote a simple script on creating a vCenter role for Veeam with PowerCLI. Open the Veeam Backup & Replication console on the VCC server and find out what. I am now stuck in the rather nasty place of Veeam support blaming VMware and VMware support saying its a Veeam issue.
Also that issue has been resolved on version 6.5 which is what I am on. 1 Remove the vCenter from Veeam (unfortunately this means deleting all jobs currently using it or as a minimum remove the VMs from the job). I would try revoking the upgraded hosts in the license manager in Veeam Backup, and then retry the previously failed jobs (in the same time, it’ll register the host with its new UUID) There might be some inconsistency with the UUID previously known from Veeam Backup. I found this blog post that you might want to check out:
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