To get a copy of the most recent version, use this GitHub Gist Note: The script below is cut-and-paste from GitHub. Since the script requires powershell session credentials to set up the connection to the Veeam Backup & Recovery Server, these credentials need to be entered into PRTG, and then you need to use the option “use Windows credentials of parent device”. You can also include parameters, for example, the FQDN of the Veeam B&R server: The PS圆4 tool is added to PRTG as an EXE/Script Advanced sensor: Veeam PRTG Sensor Reloaded – Configuration

The Veeam PowerShell Plugin is 64-bit only, but PRTG runs all scripts on the probe in 32-bit only.Īfter some research and testing, I found the PS圆4 tool from PRTG Tools Family which has proven to be a good and robust solution. I quickly ran into a fundamental problem when using the Veeam Powershell Snapin in conjunction with PRTG:

Take the target server (Veeam B&R server) as a parameter.

So, I’ve created a new version of my PRTG Veeam Advanced Sensor – the Veeam PRTG Sensor Reloaded. It’s become clear to me that Veeam Enterprise Server and its RESTful API isn’t as widespread as I thought. Thanks for all the feedback on my PRTG – Veeam B & R Monitoring article.

For more information or updates, see the GitHub page. Note: There is a known issue when upgrading to Veeam v10. For any question to this approach, please get in contact with We ONLY translated the how-to into English. DISCLAIMER: This CUSTOM SENSOR and its underlying script was made by.

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