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I have pulled the reports from the cloud on schedules but they don’t seem to report on VMs, since they don’t have an agent. I see the Virtual Center and the VM groups in each of them. But, I have been asked for a list of all VMs and the schedules they belong to. Is this something that we can do?
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I don’t believe there is a report specifically for that.
I would use the report “Subclient Schedule Information”:
https://cloud.commvault.com/webconsole/softwarestore/store.do#!/135/663/13076
Extract the data to Excel, also extract a copy of the VM table overview to Excel (where you can see the relation to vm group, I believe this is the first tab on the hypervisor section in protect). Then perform a vlookup for the schedule to be presented behind every VM.
Or make a custom report, but I think Excel will be faster.
Hi Richard,
There is a report in the store called “VM Backup” https://cloud.commvault.com/webconsole/softwarestore/store.do#!/135/661/13494
which has the VM schedule details - give vm name and subclient
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My apologies,
Didn't notice the second tab with the schedule details.
Thanks
Hello,
Let’s revive this old topic :) I do see that “VM Backup” report is not available anymore.
For everyone’s interest: is there any new report that would provide schedule for single VM?
However, personally I am more interested in CSDB views that would provide the same information.
Update to be more specific: we do have virtual machines that do belong to vmware vcenter client and all backups are scheduled under vcenter subclients, so there are no scheduled shown under VM schedules. I am looking how I could get single VM schedule based on the parent vcenter schedule.
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