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Author: Johan Huttenga (@johanhuttenga)
Version: 0.1
Function: Queries Veeam Backup & Replication WMI and uses this to export data to CSV or MySQL.
Requires: Access to Veeam Backup & Replication. Needs to be run with credentials that have WMI access. To use the MySQL export logic a local MySQL instance needs to be available.
Usage: -VBRServer: source VBR server to collect WMI data from -VBRCredential: PowerShell credential object that has access to the VBR Server -SQLServer: target MySQL server -SQLDatabase: target MySQL database$ -SQLCredential: PowerShell credential object that has access to the MySQL database [-Mode,$Interval] for future use.