New and Updated Cmdlets

This section contains information on new and updated Veeam Explorers PowerShell cmdlets in Veeam Backup & Replication 13.

Veeam Explorer for Oracle

In this version, the deprecated ServerName parameter of the Get-VEORPublishedDatabase cmdlet has been removed. Use the Backup parameter instead.

The Backup parameter of the Start-VEORRMANRestoreSession cmdlet became required.

Veeam Explorer for PostgreSQL

In this version, the LinuxTargetHost parameter of the Start-VEPSQLDatabaseExport cmdlet became optional. Using Start-VEPSQLDatabaseExport to export data to the local host where the Veeam Backup & Replication console is installed is not supported — Veeam Backup & Replication 13 only supports Linux-based backup servers.

Veeam Explorer for SAP HANA

In this version, the RestoreSession parameter of the Stop-VEHANARestoreSession cmdlet has become deprecated. Use the Session parameter instead.

Veeam Explorer for MongoDB

In Veeam Backup & Replication 13, new cmdlets were added to the Veeam Explorer for MongoDB PowerShell module, which allow you to perform publishing operations and restore instances to a point-in-time state.

New and Updated Cmdlets New Cmdlets

Veeam Explorer for MongoDB
Cmdlet	Operation
Start-VEMDBDataRestore	Restores MongoDB collections or the entire MongoDB instance. Use this cmdlet instead of the deprecated Start-VEMDBRestoreJob cmdlet.
Get-VEMDBDataRestore	Returns active MongoDB restore jobs. Use this cmdlet instead of the deprecated Get-VEMDBRestoreJob cmdlet.
Stop-VEMDBDataRestore	Stops the restore process for backed-up MongoDB data. Use this cmdlet instead of the deprecated Stop-VEMDBRestoreJob cmdlet.
Get-VEMDBPublishedCollection	Returns published MongoDB collections.
Get-VEMDBPublishJob	Returns active publishing sessions for backed-up MongoDB instances.
Get-VEMDBRestoreInterval	Returns details on the available restore period for a backed-up MongoDB instance.
Start-VEMDBPublishJob	Publishes a backed-up MongoDB instance.
Stop-VEMDBPublishJob	Unpublishes a MongoDB instance from the target server.

In this version, additional parameters were added to the Start-VEMDBDataRestore cmdlet that allow you to restore instances to a point-in-time state and authenticate to MongoDB deployments using X.509 authentication.

UseSystemCertificateAuthority
CertificateAuthorityPemFilePath
UseX509Authentication
ClientCertificateAndKeyPemFilePath
ClientKeyPassword
ToPointInTimeUTC

The PublishedCollection parameter was added to the New-VEMDBCollectionRestoreOptions cmdlet. Use this parameter to specify restore options for published collections.

Veeam Explorer for Microsoft Exchange

In this version, new cmdlets were added to the Veeam Explorer for Microsoft Exchange PowerShell module, which allow you to get, enable and disable the secure LDAP mode for Veeam Explorer for Microsoft Exchange.

New and Updated Cmdlets New Cmdlets

Veeam Explorer for Microsoft Exchange
Cmdlet	Operation
Get-VEXUseSecureLdap	Returns the state of the secure LDAP mode for Veeam Explorer for Microsoft Exchange.
Enable-VEXUseSecureLdap	Enables the secure LDAP mode for Veeam Explorer for Microsoft Exchange.
Disable-VEXUseSecureLdap	Disables the secure LDAP mode for Veeam Explorer for Microsoft Exchange.