I get the same sort of errors, unless I startup the Microsoft Windows command
window with run as administrator.
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Has anyone mastered vmcli syntax? I'm starting out with trying to do a query.
Here's my query and the results:
c:\Program Files (x86)\Common Files\Tivoli\TDPVMware\VMwarePlugin\scripts>vmcli
-f inquire_detail -q vmfs
#TASK 6988 inquire_detail 20130611140938244
#RUN 6978 20130611140938244
#LANG
Thank you, this is good info. A lot to absorb.
For the D: drive, we still have the D: on the server, but I took the mssql
entry to mean that one of the volumes affected by that D: mssql component was
the f: that doesn't exist. So I'm assuming VSS is looking for something like
\\?\Volume{d483
