You’ll notice a field where you can fill in the api_keyby filling in “ bearer ‘. Copy the access_token and go back to the top of the page. Now we got our token, we can get started and authenticate. The name “Bearer authentication” can be read as “give access to the bearer of this token.” Every time you make a request to a protected API call this token has to be leveraged (for example getting a list of organizations).
Veeam office 365 password#
Fill in the VBO Windows server administrator and password and hit the “ Try it out!” button which will result in a JSON response.
Veeam office 365 full#
A VBO server administrator will have full permission to all API calls and will be able to create backup jobs, repositories, proxies, organizations,… as well as full restore options and insight into backup and restore logs.Tenant administrator: this is the username and password leveraged when adding an organization upon the method, specific API calls will be available:.VBO server administrator: this is the Windows username and password (for example VBO\Administrator).This will allow us to get a bearer token which we later can use to perform actions against the API service. On the Swagger page, we can find the Auth option at the bottom. This is exactly the same as using the VBO console and performing a login. Getting started: logging inīefore we can actually create, modify, delete or even restore anything, we will need to authenticate against the API. We will leverage this for the workflow purposes later on. VBO comes with a Swagger client built in which is, by default, available via the RESTful API web service port 4443 ( 4443). Once this has been done, you can now log on via a client. Working with RESTful APIīefore you can actually start doing something with the RESTful API within VBO, it needs to be enabled from the interface as explained in the user guide.
Veeam office 365 how to#
If you want to know on how to design and integrate web-based portals, I suggest you check out Udemy which has great topics on web design (and for example my tool of use is Bootstrap). The goal here is to get you started with some common workflows on how to do certain things such as create an organization, a backup job, perform restores and perform auditing. I may even extend this to Veeam Availability Console, Veeam Availability Orchestrator,…
Veeam office 365 series#
Something which always comes back are questions related to “how do I do X” or “how do I create X”? While it’s easy to explain how it works, I decided to start a blog post series on the use of the RESTful API within VBO. Since I created an example self-service web portal since VBO 1.5 came out, I’ve had numerous meetings around this topic. A common question around Veeam Backup for Office 365 (VBO) is about automation and more specific the RESTful API.
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