On the Events page, you can view the jobs that occurred or are in progress for the protected machine you selected. Buttons at the top of the page let you navigate to lists of jobs in each of the three categories of activities:
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Tasks. A job that the Rapid Recovery must perform to operate successfully. |
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Alerts. A notification related to a task or event that includes errors and warning. |
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Journal. A composite of all protected machine tasks and alerts. |
The following table includes descriptions of each element on the Events page.
Lets you search for a specific item within each category. Available for tasks only. | |||||||||||
To narrow your results, you can enter a date at which to begin searching. Available for tasks only. | |||||||||||
To narrow your results, you can enter a date at which to stop searching. Available for tasks only. | |||||||||||
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Converts the event report to the format you selected. Available for tasks only. | |||||||||||
Event reports can include several jobs across multiple pages. The numbers and arrows at the bottom of the Events page let you navigate the additional pages of the report. |
The Events page displays all events in a table. The following table lists the information shown for each item.
Available for tasks, alerts, and journal items. Shows the date and time when the job or task began. | |
Available for tasks only. Shows the date and time when the task completed. | |
Available for tasks only. Opens the Monitor Active Task dialog box, so you can view details of the specific job or task. These details include an ID for the job, rate at which the core transferred data (if relevant), elapsed time for the job to complete, total work in amount of gigabytes, and any child tasks associated with the job. | |
The More menu offers additional options to help manage the selected a protected machine. To access these tools, click the More drop-down menu and select from one of the options described in the following table.
Rapid Recovery consists of several software components. Key components relevant to this topic include the following:
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The Rapid Recovery Core manages authentication for protected machines, schedules for transferring data for backup and replication, export to virtual machines, reporting, and bare metal restore (BMR) to similar or dissimilar hardware. |
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The Rapid Recovery Agent is responsible for volume snapshots and fast transfer of the data to the repository managed by the Core. |
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The Rapid Recovery Command Line Management utility, cmdutil.exe, provides third-party access to manage system functionality. This tool permits scripting of the Rapid Recovery Core management functions. |
Figure 6. Rapid Recovery Command Line Management provides command-line functions
Rapid Recovery Command Line Management is a Windows command line utility that lets users interact with the Rapid Recovery Core server. It offers some of the same functions that the Rapid Recovery Core Console graphic user interface provides. For example, Rapid Recovery Command Line Management utility can mount recovery points or force a snapshot.
The Rapid Recovery Command Line Management utility is embedded in every installation of the Rapid Recovery Core. To open the Command Line Management utility for a default installation, navigate to the path C:\Program Files\AppRecovery\Core\CoreService\, and double-click the cmdutil.exe file.
In Command Line mode, action flags can be passed to the Rapid Recovery Command Line Management utility through a selection of command options and qualifiers to perform limited management functions.
This section describes the commands and options available for the Rapid Recovery Command Line Management utility. The following commands are available for use:
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