Set-VBOJobSchedulePolicy - Veeam Backup for Microsoft 365 PowerShell Reference

Parameter	Description	Type	Required	Position	Accept Pipeline Input	Accept Wildcard Characters
Policy	Specifies the backup job schedule whose settings you want to modify.	Accepts the VBOJobSchedulePolicy object. To create this object, run the New-VBOJobSchedulePolicy cmdlet.	True	Named	True (ByValue)	False
Type	Specifies a type of the backup job schedule: Daily: runs the backup job on specific days at the specified hours. Periodically: runs the backup job repeatedly throughout a day with a specific time interval.	VBOJobFrequencyType	False	Named	False	False
DailyType	Specifies the days when the backup job will run: Everyday Weekends Workdays Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday	VBODailyType	False	Named	False	False
DailyTime	Specifies the time to start the backup job.	TimeSpan	False	Named	False	False
PeriodicallyEvery	Specifies the time interval between the job runs: Minutes5 Minutes10 Minutes15 Minutes30 Hours1 Hours2 Hours4 Hours8	VBOPeriodicInterval	False	Named	False	False
BackupWindowEnabled	Defines that the job run will be terminated if it exceeds the allowed backup window.	SwitchParameter	False	Named	False	False
BackupWindowSettings	Specifies the backup window within which the backup job must be completed.	Accepts the VBOBackupWindowSettings object. To create this object, run the New-VBOBackupWindowSettings cmdlet.	False	Named	False	False
PeriodicallyWindowSettings	Specifies the backup window within which the backup job will run periodically.	Accepts the VBOBackupWindowSettings object. To create this object, run the New-VBOBackupWindowSettings cmdlet.	False	Named	False	False
PeriodicallyOffsetMinutes	Specifies the offset within an hour in minutes after which the job must start according to the periodic schedule. Permitted value: 0–59. Default: 0	Int32	False	Named	False	False
RetryEnabled	Defines that Veeam Backup for Microsoft 365 will attempt to run a backup job again if the job fails for some reason.	SwitchParameter	False	Named	False	False
RetryNumber	Specifies the number of attempts to run the backup job. Permitted value: 1–777. Default: 3	Int32	False	Named	False	False
RetryWaitInterval	Specifies the time intervals between the job retry attempts in minutes. Permitted value: 1–999. Default: 10	Int32	False	Named	False	False
EnableSchedule	Defines that the backup job will be configured to follow this schedule. If you set this parameter to the EnableSchedule:$false value, the backup job will not be scheduled. Default: True	SwitchParameter	False	Named	False	False

This example shows how to modify the settings of a backup job schedule:

Veeam Backup for Microsoft 365 will now restart a backup job if it fails.
Veeam Backup for Microsoft 365 will now perform 4 attempts to retry a failed job with 1 minute interval.
A backup job will now stop if its processing exceeds the allowed backup window.

$job = Get-VBOJob -Name "ABC: Sales"

$schedule = $job.schedulepolicy

$bwindow = New-VBOBackupWindowSettings -FromDay Monday -FromHour 8 -ToDay Sunday -ToHour 17 -Enabled

Set-VBOJobSchedulePolicy -Policy $schedule -BackupWindowEnabled -BackupWindowSettings $bwindow -RetryEnabled -RetryNumber 4 -RetryWaitInterval 1

Set-VBOJob -Job $job -SchedulePolicy $schedule

Perform the following steps:

Run the Get-VBOJob cmdlet to get a backup job whose schedule settings you want to modify. Save the result to the $job variable.
Get the job schedule settings that you want to modify. Use the SchedulePolicy property of the job object saved to the $job variable. Save the result to the $schedule variable.
Run the New-VBOBackupWindowSettings cmdlet to create a backup window within which the backup job is allowed to run. Save the result to the $bwindow variable.
Run the Set-VBOJobSchedulePolicy cmdlet with the $schedule and $bwindow variables to modify the job schedule settings.
Run the Set-VBOJob cmdlet with the $job and $schedule variables to apply the schedule with the new settings to a backup job.

This example shows how to change the type of a job schedule from Daily to Periodically. A backup job per this schedule will now run every 2 hours.

$job = Get-VBOJob -Name "ABC: Sales"

$pschedule = $job.schedulepolicy

Set-VBOJobSchedulePolicy -Policy $pschedule -Type Periodically -PeriodicallyEvery Hours2

Set-VBOJob -Job $job -SchedulePolicy $pschedule

Perform the following steps:

Run the Get-VBOJob cmdlet to get a backup job whose schedule settings you want to modify. Save the result to the $job variable.
Get the job schedule settings you want to modify. Use the SchedulePolicy property of the job object saved to the $job variable. Save the result to the $pschedule variable.
Run the Set-VBOJobSchedulePolicy cmdlet with the $pschedule variable to modify the job schedule settings.
Run the Set-VBOJob cmdlet with the $job and $pschedule variables to apply the schedule with the new settings to a backup job.

This example shows how to change the type of a job schedule from Periodically to Daily. A backup job per this schedule will now run on workdays at 08:00:00.

$job = Get-VBOJob -Name "ABC: Sales"

$dschedule = $job.schedulepolicy

Set-VBOJobSchedulePolicy -Policy $dschedule -Type Daily -DailyType Workdays -DailyTime 08:00:00

Set-VBOJob -Job $job -SchedulePolicy $dschedule

Perform the following steps:

Run the Get-VBOJob cmdlet to get a backup job whose schedule settings you want to modify. Save the result to the $job variable.
Get the job schedule settings you want to modify. Use the SchedulePolicy property of the job object saved to the $job variable. Save the result to the $dschedule variable.
Run the Set-VBOJobSchedulePolicy cmdlet with the $dschedule variable to modify the job schedule settings.
Run the Set-VBOJob cmdlet with the $job and $dschedule variables to apply the schedule with the new settings to a backup job.