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Is there a way to export protected machine list and other info

Sid Lee
over 5 years ago

Hello!

I have been tasked with establishing a list of our protected machines with each machine's schedule, protected volumes and retention policy, if different than default.

Since we have a lot of protected machines and multiple cores, I was wondering if there was any way to export such information, other than doing it manually?

We are currently running version 6.1.1.137

Thank you!

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  • 0 over 5 years ago

    Hi, there is not a canned approach, meaning there is nothing that can be done through the Web UI. We give users open access to PowerShell commandlets to make scripts for tasks such as these, but we do not make, provide, or troubleshoot scripts.

    All protection schedule information is stored in the registry under each agent. For example, open the reg and go to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\AppRecovery\Core\Agents\

    • You will see each agent listed by agent ID
    • Then got to AgentProtectionConfiguration @ ...\02c1bc1b-37eb-4b75-b9b4-0ae369056fbe\AgentProtectionConfiguration
    • Then you will see numbered groups, depending on how simple or complex the schedule, you will see on or more groups
    • Each groups has a schedule in it and it is applied to one or more volumes by each day of the week.
    • Meaning if you have differing schedules by each volume and by week days vs weekends, you can have a very complex schedule

    If you are handy at coding you could pull the info from the reg in that manner. Sorry I do not have more helpful information. Our PowerShell guru who like to make such scripts is no loner with us.

    If I come across anyone who has any additional information or tools to help, I will update this thread.

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  • 0 over 5 years ago

    Hi, there is not a canned approach, meaning there is nothing that can be done through the Web UI. We give users open access to PowerShell commandlets to make scripts for tasks such as these, but we do not make, provide, or troubleshoot scripts.

    All protection schedule information is stored in the registry under each agent. For example, open the reg and go to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\AppRecovery\Core\Agents\

    • You will see each agent listed by agent ID
    • Then got to AgentProtectionConfiguration @ ...\02c1bc1b-37eb-4b75-b9b4-0ae369056fbe\AgentProtectionConfiguration
    • Then you will see numbered groups, depending on how simple or complex the schedule, you will see on or more groups
    • Each groups has a schedule in it and it is applied to one or more volumes by each day of the week.
    • Meaning if you have differing schedules by each volume and by week days vs weekends, you can have a very complex schedule

    If you are handy at coding you could pull the info from the reg in that manner. Sorry I do not have more helpful information. Our PowerShell guru who like to make such scripts is no loner with us.

    If I come across anyone who has any additional information or tools to help, I will update this thread.

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