1. Register Backup Exec powershell modules in Windows.
notepad $profile.AllUserssCurrentHost , add import-module “\program files\symantec\backup exec\modules\bemcli\bemcli” Create document if it doesn’t already exist.
2. Allow signedScripts: />set-executionpolicy remotesigned
3. Create ereaseTape.ps1 . Add Line : get-betapedrivedevice "[YOURDEVICENAME]" |submit-beerasemediajob -confirm:$false
4. Create startScript.bat. Add line: powershell -file "\Script\ereaseTape.ps1"
5. Create Windows Scheduled Task to start startScript.bat whenever you want.

Now, I only do it like this because I haven’t found my way around the new and much more confusing be2012. But the Powershell capabilities are looking good.
References:
http://www.symantec.com/connect/articles/preparing-your-powershell-environment-run-bemcli-and-scripts
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