Hi Stephen,
have you tried to add the option without quotes, like 
domain.vmfull -vm=VM1,VM2, VM with space
?

Mit freundlichen Grüßen / best regards

                Stefan Bender




From:   "Stackwick, Stephen" <Stephen.Stackwick AT ICFI DOT COM>
To:     ADSM-L AT vm.marist DOT edu, 
Date:   11/28/2013 16:17
Subject:        [ADSM-L] domain.vmfull syntax for vm exclude
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OK, this seems simple, so please call me an idjit if you point me to the 
documentation.

I'm trying to exclude a VM that has a space in its name, and I'll be 
darned if I can make it work:

-VM=VM1,VM2,"VM with space"

Excludes VM1 and VM2 but not the VM with spaces in its name.

-VM="VM1,VM2,'VM with space'"

Doesn't seem to work at all (they all get backed up)

I know I can get creative with wildcards, but that's not a safe method as 
the VM admins can get creative with VM names and I may inadvertently 
exclude a VM I want backed up.

What am I missing?

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