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Author: Timothy Dewin (@tdewin)
Function: Add shares from the root domain to the same job via a gui. Tested only with SMB, might work with NFS
Requires: Veeam Backup & Replication v10
Usage: Running the GUI (or right click in explorer and run with powershell)
.\br-nasmultiplex.ps1
Sourcing the code so you can use add-nasmultiplexshares manually
. .\BR-NASMultiplex\br-nasmultiplex.ps1 -nogui
Parameters:
- -nogui : Just load the script but don't start the gui. If you source the code instead of running, you can than use Add-NasMultiplexShares to manually add multiple shares
Sample:
