07-14-2011 03:18 PM
Obviously an Exception is something to look at and/or may refer to an improperly licenced feature being attempted - I get that. In our environment I'm trying to back up a number of VM's - 10 powered on and 2 templates powered off. I get a "Completed with Exceptions" with the following detail:
Backup- VMVCB::\\ZAID1BAK1\VCGuestVm\(DC)ZAID1_DC1(DC)\vm\Windows 2008 x64 [TEMPLATE]
I'm perfectly fine with that as an exception. Powered off VM's and/or templates can't do GRT - becuase you have to basically connect to the Windows agent to index the file system to do that, etc, etc. I don't care. I can't turn on/off GRT for individual VM's in a backup, so I'd have to create two jobs, one after the other - that's just obnoxious.
All I want is a way to tell BE that this above error can be completely ignored. Is there a way to do that?
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07-14-2011 06:36 PM
No. There is no way to selectively suppress warning messages. Just ignore them, if you want.
07-14-2011 06:36 PM
No. There is no way to selectively suppress warning messages. Just ignore them, if you want.
07-14-2011 07:24 PM
Surely that can't be true. There is no way to script, registry, ini, etc a suppression of that error message? If not, then there SHOULD be, and I'd like to know how to make a feature request.
The issue is of course, that now all backups have an "exception" - so to know if something truly happened out of scope, you need to double check every log, not just look for ones with exceptions.
07-14-2011 08:03 PM
You can post your suggestion in the Ideas section and if there are enough users who agree with you. It might get implemented in some future release of BE.