Hi,
I tried to extend the File Extensions for Windows File Server Archiving but cannot find the Option in the Command Center or a Additional Setting. In the old days this was possible I guess.
Can someone help?
Kind Regards
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Add File Extensions to FileArchiv
- Apprentice
Best answer by SparshGupta
Hi
#1 - Archiving system files with certain extensions (*.dll, *.bat, *.exe, *.cur, *.ico, *.lnk) can potentially render the entire system unusable.
Could you please help us understand the reason behind the attempt to archive such files?
#2 - Regarding “Archive Files from a Windows Failover Cluster”, could you please raise a ticket with Commvault support. We will assess the feasibility and provide an update.
However, please be aware that we cannot guarantee any specific outcomes at this stage.
https://documentation.commvault.com/2023e/expert/25799_windows_file_system_archiving.html
Thanks,
Sparsh
- Apprentice
Another question is whether it is possible to Archive Files from a Windows Failover Cluster or not? Previiously this was possible.
+15- Vaulter
Hello
Also, file archiving is a feature supported for Windows and you can check the below guide as to what can be archived and what cannot be:
https://documentation.commvault.com/v11/expert/25799_windows_file_system_archiving.html
Best,
Rajiv Singal
- Apprentice
Hi,
Are the following Extension the only extensions which are not going to be archived?
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*.dll, *.bat, *.exe, *.cur, *.ico, *.lnk
Can I include this extensions to the archiving process or is this not possible?
- Apprentice
The Failover Cluster with CSV is on Windows Server 2019. Why is this not supported?
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Data that resides on Cluster Shared Volume File System for Windows 2012 and Windows 2012 R2 computers.
+15- Vaulter
Hello
Best,
Rajiv Singal
+12- Vaulter
- Answer
Hi
#1 - Archiving system files with certain extensions (*.dll, *.bat, *.exe, *.cur, *.ico, *.lnk) can potentially render the entire system unusable.
Could you please help us understand the reason behind the attempt to archive such files?
#2 - Regarding “Archive Files from a Windows Failover Cluster”, could you please raise a ticket with Commvault support. We will assess the feasibility and provide an update.
However, please be aware that we cannot guarantee any specific outcomes at this stage.
https://documentation.commvault.com/2023e/expert/25799_windows_file_system_archiving.html
Thanks,
Sparsh
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