This is an archive version of the document. To get the most up-to-date information, see the current version.Viewing Backup Job Settings
To view detailed information about the backup jobs settings, use the following command:
veeamconfig job info --name <job_name> |
or
veeamconfig job info --id <job_id> |
where:
- <job_name> — name of the backup job for which you want to view settings.
- <job_id> — ID of the backup job for which you want to view settings.
Veeam Agent for Linux displays the following information about the backup job:
Parameter | Description |
ID | ID of the backup job. |
Name | Name of the backup job. |
Repository ID | ID of the backup repository that is specified as a backup storage for the backup job. |
Repository name | Name of the backup repository that is specified as a backup storage for the backup job. |
Creation time | Date and time of the backup job creation. |
Compression | Data compression level. Possible values are:
|
Max Points | Number of restore points to keep on disk (the default value is 14) the number of days for which you want to store backup files in the target location. By default, Veeam Agent for Linux keeps backup files for 14 days. After this period is over, Veeam Agent for Linux will remove the earliest restore points from the backup chain. |
Index | File system indexing options defined for the backup job. |
Objects for backup | Backup scope specified for the backup job. |
For example:
user@srv01:~$ veeamconfig job info --name SystemBackup |
