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Quest Protect 1.8 - User Guide

Journal tab

The journal lists all logged events. This list is comprehensive, including both job- and non-job-related events. It includes specific events for which you requested notification. The journal also lists passive events and status events from the Core, the license portal, and so on. To access the Journal tab, click Journal in the Events view. The Journal tab includes the following elements:

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Events Time: Allows you to filter journals based on the following options: Last 1 Hour, Last 4 Hours, Last 12 Hours (default option), Last 48 Hours, This Week, and Last Week.
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Events Level: Allows you to filter journals based on the following options: All (default option), Error, Info, and Warning.
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Journals table:
Data displayed
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Level. Indicates whether this journal is Info, Warning, or Error.
 
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Core. Shows the display name of this Rapid Recovery Core.
 
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Date. Indicates the date when this journal occurs.
 
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Message. Shows the detailed message of this journal.

 

 

Getting Started Tab - Veeam

The Getting Started view of the Protection dashboard shows the data collected in the Veeam Servers.

Figure 9. Getting Started view

To access the Getting Started view:
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Log in to the Foglight browser interface.
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Ensure that the navigation panel is open.
To open the navigation panel, click the right-facing arrow on the left.
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On the navigation panel, under Homes, click Protection.
The Protection dashboard opens.
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Use the Group selector located at the top of the dashboard to select the protection environment that you want to monitor.
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On the menu bar, click the Getting Started tab.
The Getting Started view appears at the bottom of the Protection dashboard.

The Getting Started view includes the following tables:

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Backup Servers: This table lists the monitored Veeam Backup Core Servers. Click this link to navigate to the Veeam Infrastructure Tab. For more information, see Veeam Infrastructure Tab.
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Protected VMs Overview: This table presents the information about how your VMs are protected, number of protected VMs (backed up or replicated), number of restore points available, source VM size, full and incremental backup size, and successful backup sessions ratio on the monitored Veeam Backup Server. For more information about Veeam Backup Infrastructure, refer to the Veeam Help.
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Backup Window: This table shows the total duration of Backup and Replication jobs.
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Top 8 Repositories with Least Free: This tables shows the top eight repositories with the least days remaining on the monitored Veeam Backup server. Click this link to navigate to the Repositories Capacity Planning Tab - Veeam. For more information, see Repositories Capacity Planning Tab - Veeam.
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Transfer Job per Machine: This table shows, by protected machine of which the latest transfer job is failed, the number of successful and failed transfer jobs in the specified time range. This table shows the top ten machines with the most failed transfer job. The time range is configurable, defaulting to last 24 hours. Click this graph to navigate to the Jobs tab. For more information, see Jobs Tab - Veeam.
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Transfer Jobs: This table shows all snapshot data transfers (including base images and incremental snapshots) that completed in the specified time range. The time range is configurable, defaulting to last 24 hours. Click this graph to navigate to Jobs tab. For more information, see Jobs Tab - Veeam.

 

Protected Status Tab - Veeam

The Protected Status view of the Protection dashboard shows the unprotected virtual machines and unmonitored Veeam Protected virtual machines on the monitored Veeam Backup Servers. The Protected Status view includes the following two tables:

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Unprotected Virtual Machines: For more information, see Unprotected Virtual Machines table.
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Unmonitored Veeam Protected Virtual Machines: For more information, see Unmonitored Veeam Protected Virtual Machines table.
Figure 10. Protected Status view

To access the Protected Status view:
1
Log in to the Foglight browser interface.
2
Ensure that the navigation panel is open.
To open the navigation panel, click the right-facing arrow on the left.
3
On the navigation panel, under Homes, click Protection.
The Protection dashboard opens.
4
Use the Group selector located at the top of the dashboard to select the protection environment that you want to monitor.
5
On the menu bar, click the Protected Status tab.
The Protected Status view appears at the bottom of the Protection dashboard.

Unprotected Virtual Machines table

The Unprotected Virtual Machines table shows a list of virtual machines that are monitored by the Foglight for VMware, but not backed up in the monitored Rapid Recovery environment.

 
Table 8. Description of the Unprotected Virtual Machines table
Data displayed
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Name. Shows the name of virtual machine.
 
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State. Indicates whether the virtual machine is Powered On, Powered Off, or Suspended.
 
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Explore. Shows the link to the Virtual Machine Explorer dashboard.
 
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Configure Backup. Shows the link to the Rapid Recovery Core Server.
Where to go next

Drill down on:

 
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Explore. Click to navigate to the VMware Explorer dashboard. For more information, refer to the Foglight for VMware User and Reference Guide.
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