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Essentials for Office 365 2.14 - User Guide

Product Activation Tool Overview
General Tool Configuration Profile Manager Proxy Mode Azure Turbo and CSOM Creating User Mapping Creating User and Template Reports Support and Troubleshooting Modes of Migration
Home Tab Migration Analysis Tab Migrator Tab
Interface Connect to Resources Copy Sites Live Compare Hyper Mode Classic Mode Copy Alerts Orphaned Users Copy In-Place Tagging of SharePoint Items Incremental/Delta Copy Forms Migration Workflow Migration Save Site to XML
File Manager Tab Drives Tab
Interface Overview Migration Job Structure Connecting to Resources Copy Google Drive Copy File Share Copy My Sites to OneDrive for Business Copy Tenant Copy Box Copy Dropbox Nintex Deployment
Post Migration Compare Security Manager Tab Term Store Manager Tab Administrator Tab Backup Tab
Interface Overview Backup Job Structure Advanced Search Retention Policies Storage for Backup Import/Export Backup Archives Connecting to SharePoint and OneDrive for Business Connecting to Cloud Storage Hyper vs Classic Backup Setup Hyper SharePoint Online Backup Hyper OneDrive Backup Hyper Office 365 Groups Backup Smart Backup Classic SharePoint Online Backup Classic OneDrive Backup Classic Office365 Groups Backup Classic Mailbox Backup Change Properties for Backup Admin Management Scheduling Backup Jobs Backup Project Conversion
Help Tab View Tab Scripts Troubleshooting Appendix About

Log Viewer

Selecting Log Viewer from the Misc section of the View tab will open the Log Viewer window.

New Window

Selecting New Window from the Misc section of the View tab will open an entirely new Essentials tool window.

Scripts

This section provides an overview of the ways in which Scripts can be used to manage certain product functionality for Essentials.

Using Scripts and Integration with Windows Task Scheduler

As with many of Essentials operations, users may generate a command line script (refer to Scripting Reference Guide for additional information).  For repetitive operations like backups, the application has been integrated with Windows Task Scheduler (WTS).  WTS allows users to run jobs on a schedule, in the background, even if no user is currently logged into the computer.  

Once a script is run, the history will be available in the log viewer.  Unless specified in the script all history files will have auto-generated file names as a unique string of numbers. The path to all log files is: C:\Users\[UserName]\Essentials\.metscheadata\appLog.

To create a new script and load it into Windows Task Scheduler:

1.Press the Schedule button within any of the Essentials wizards.
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2.The Schedule Task window will open, it will contain a command line script. Press Copy to Clipboard.
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3.Open Windows Task Scheduler and select the Create Basic Task option in the Actions panel.
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4.Give your task a name and a description, click Next.
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5.Select when you would like the task to start, click Next.
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6.Set a start date and time, and how many days you would like the task to continue for. Click Next.
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7.Leave the Action selection as "start program" and click Next.
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8.In the Program/Script field, paste the script you copied to the clipboard in step 2. Click Next.
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9.On the summary page, click Finish.

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