This script enables scheduled backup images by connecting to the VProRecovery agent on the local computer and providing a new ImageJob object with the appropriate properties. A Task object is used to describe the desired schedule. A FolderLocation object describes the location (an existing local path provided as a command-line argument) where the backup images should be stored. The new ImageJob object is then passed to the agent to be saved and run as scheduled.

Steps:

1. Create a new instance of the ProtectorAuto object.
2. Use the Connect method of the ProtectorAuto object to initiate a connection to the agent on a specific computer. Although this script connects to the agent on the local computer, any computer that has the agent installed can be connected to by providing that computer's name or IP address.
3. Create a FolderLocation object to specify the local folder to store the backup image files. Alternatively, a NetworkLocation object should be used to specify a folder on a network share. A NetworkLocation lets you specify credentials for accessing the network share.
4. Create a Task object to define scheduling information such as what time of day the backup image files should be created and how often the job should repeat.
5. Enumerate the available volumes to find the volumes that will be backed up by the job. This script creates backup images of the system volume.
6. Create an ImageJob object, specifying its properties to support the desired options, including the FolderLocation and Task objects created in previous steps.
7. Save the new ImageJob by sending it to the AddImageJob method.