These files with "DellEMC_VolumeID*info" come from the NW FLR agent:as stated in the nw19.5 admin guide and vmware integration guides:"NOTE: vProxy FLR Agent creates and maintains a file on each discovered file system (volume) that has information about the volume’s original path. The file name is in the form “DellEMC_VolumeID_path.info”, where the path is in URL-encoded form of the last discovered path of the file system. These files are used during the FLR mount operation and are recreated again if they are found missing."So if you'd want any files to be excluded from any FSRM  checks, don't exclude them based on extention only, but rather by name. Maybe something like "DellEMC_VolumeID_*.info" so that they still might complain about any other .info file? So comes from the NW vmware vproxy based backup and in this case recovery using FLR (file level recovery).
On our file servers we use File Server resource manager with File type screening for Any Ransomware.  This picks up various file extensions and file names that have been picked up as risky and blocks them if an account tries to move a file of that type on that server and then blocks that account from accessing shares. We keep getting alerts that a .info file has been blocked which appears to be in relation to Networker. Body: User NT AUTHORITY\SYSTEM attempted to save D:\DellEMC_VolumeID_D%3A%5C.info to D:\ on the Server_01 server. This file is in the "Anti-Ransomware File Group" file group, which is not permitted on the server. I'm struggling to find anything that tells me what this file is required for.  It doesn't appear on all backed up volumes but is on quite a lot. I could add an exception on the FSRM but it would be good to understand what this file is for and if it is actually required.  If it isn't, could I stop it getting created.
.info files created on root of server volumes