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Adding a User-Defined Exclusion Filter
Exclusion lters create a subset of an Inclusion Filter to specify items to exclude from protection.
Procedure
1 In the Data: File Filters pane, click Add Exclusion Filter to display the Add Exclusion Filter dialog.
2 Type the complete path and pattern, specify a pattern containing wildcards, or click Browse to locate the
le or folder.
3 Click OK.
There are two forms of wildcards available, * which matches all les in the folder and **, which matches
all les, subfolders and the les in the subfolders of the folder.
Editing User Defined Inclusion/Exclusion Filters
Existing Inclusion and Exclusion Filters can be edited using the procedure below.
Procedure
1 Selecting the lter on the Data: File Filters page.
2 Click Edit at the top of the File Filters pane or right-click the lter and select Edit from the menu. Edit the
value in the Pattern: text box by typing over the current le lter denition.
3 Click OK.
Removing User-Defined Filters
When necessary, user dened Inclusion Filters and Exclusion lters can be removed.
Procedure
1 Select the lter in the Data: File Filters list and click Remove, or right-click on the lter in the Data: File
Filters list and select Remove from the menu.
A conrmation message appears.
2 ClickYes to remove the lter.
Automatic Filter Discovery
When Administrators make changes to the conguration, vCenter Server Heartbeat automatically adjusts le
lter protection for protected locations. Additionally, the SQL Server plug-in provides database protection
including changes or additions to the database and log les.
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