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Hi i Need the EXACT syntax for this.

 

when i want ot exclude a path AND all sub-path AND all files    ->     C:\ESET for example

 

C:\ESET

C:\ESET\

C:\ESET\*

C:\ESET\*.*

 

what is correct? The first one seems to be wrong, but i wont test this for hours....

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Hi, thx.

 

how to exclude this 2:

 

\Device\HarddiskVolumeShadowCopy6\System Volume Information\DpmFilterSCStatus

\Device\HarddiskVolumeShadowCopy6\pagefile.sys

 

and we need the Syntax for VolumeShadowCopy* because the number is random

 

We need this exclusion because our DPM can actual not save hyper-v and DPM create this "\device" for saving the Hyper-V VM.

 

 

 

 

 

 

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  • ESET Moderators

Hi, in the case the number changes, we recommend to add an exclusion based on the process accessing (such as a back-up tool), rather than the path.

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Hi,

 

this dont work (we try this) ESET still scan this path. I think ist because, DPM starts some windows processes, like vssvc.exe

We also exclude the Windows processes but this also dont work.

We exclude also mmc.exe + vmms.exe + vmwp.exe + the DPM prosess (any other tips for other exclussions?)

 

Could you exclude: \Device\HarddiskVolumeShadowCopy6\    ? because there is no drive letter

 

We need some solution or at least some helpfull tips, we need DPM but we also want to upgrade ESET from 4.5 to 6  (with 4.5. this problems doesnt exist!)

 

The german support is not realy helpfull, actually so i hope you are better :)

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In this case I suggest Microsoft's Process Explorer or Process Monitor to find out which process exactly accesses the file, so that you can exclude that process then.

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Thx, i try it and found some new processes, but no luck with this. The DPM JOB Fails again.

 

Can i log this with ESET? (ESET scan it, so it should be possible to log this?)

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