能否通过CLI、API或其他方式对指定文件启动扫描?用于Veeam v10安全恢复
Hey there! Let's break down how you can automate scans for specific files to fit your client's Veeam v10 Secure Restore workflow:
1. PowerShell CLI (Official Veeam Module)
Veeam ships with a dedicated PowerShell module that lets you control most backup/restore operations—including scanning. Here’s the quick workflow:
- First, load the module on your Veeam server or a machine with the Veeam console installed:
Import-Module Veeam.Backup.PowerShell - Next, fetch the target restore point or backup object, then run a scan targeting your specific file path. For example, you can use
Start-VBRRestorePointScanwith parameters to narrow down to the exact file you need to check.
Pro tip: Make sure your PowerShell session has administrative access to the Veeam server, and that the module version matches Veeam v10 to avoid compatibility hiccups.
2. REST API Integration
Veeam v10's REST API supports triggering security scans, which is perfect for building this into custom automation pipelines. Here’s the high-level process:
- Authenticate to the Veeam API to get a valid access token.
- Send a
POSTrequest to the restore point scan endpoint, including the specific file path in the request body, along with any scan rules defined in your Secure Restore configuration. - This method gives you full flexibility to integrate scanning directly into your client’s existing tools or workflows.
3. XML Configuration + Triggered Tasks
If your client’s scan needs are static (fixed file paths), you can define the specific files in the Secure Restore XML configuration, then trigger the scan via Veeam’s built-in task scheduler or a simple script. While less flexible than CLI/API, this works great for repeatable, predefined scan jobs.
Key Reminders
- Ensure your Veeam server has a compatible antivirus engine configured for Secure Restore—scans won’t run without this setup.
- Always specify the full path to the file within the backup/restore point to avoid scanning unnecessary data and keep performance snappy.
内容的提问来源于stack exchange,提问作者Willem

