Hi @Allan0105,

Unfortunately discovering VMs using tags is not currently possible with AHV.

Right now only VM name and power state are options:

https://documentation.commvault.com/11.24/expert/31626_adding_subclient_content.html

I flagged your post with our product manager for AHV to see if this is something we could consider for the roadmap.

Thanks Damian, is there an way where we can have some script to do this feature for time being ? 

Yes - we have rest API to add VM content to a subclient, where you can just add the VM name(s) to protect. https://api.commvault.com/#6a728d61-6f48-ec3d-398b-bd6f3eb2b157

Likewise the Commvault powershell cmdlets has an option to add VM content to a subclient:

https://documentation.commvault.com/11.24/essential/117966_add_cvvirtualmachine.html

So using the Nutanix powershell / rest API, you can discover the VMs based on tags, then add those VMs to subclient content using the above methods.

Thanks Damian for the help on this