Information Technology Reference
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FIGURE 2-24
The Create File Group Properties dialog box
To create a file group using Windows PowerShell, use the New-FsrmFileGroup cmdlet. For
example:
New-FsrmFileGroup -name Chp2Files -ExcludePattern "F02xx??.bmp" -IncludePattern
"F??xx??.bmp","G??xx??.bmp"
Description :
ExcludePattern : {F02xx??.bmp}
IncludePattern : {F??xx??.bmp, G??xx??.bmp}
Name : Chp2Files
PSComputerName :
Notice that the -ExcludePattern and -IncludePattern parameters take a string list, which
allows you to include or exclude multiple file name patterns from the group. You can modify
a file group by using the Set-FsrmFileGroup cmdlet.
FSRM includes 10 predefined reports. You can change the parameters of these reports, but
you can't create new reports from scratch. Reports can be scheduled to run on a daily, weekly,
or monthly schedule at a specific time. You can also configure the particular parameters of a
report. Each report allows specific parameters relevant to the report. For example, the Files
By Owner report defaults to all file owners and all files, but you can specify that you want the
report to only report on specific users and only on files matching a specific pattern.
