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In the Navigation pane, click Manage Devices. |
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If NetVault Backup fails to remove the device, select the Force Removal check box in the confirmation dialog, and click Remove. |
NOTE: You can use the Force Removal option to remove a device that is not in use. However, the device may still try to communicate with the NetVault Backup Server. |
This section includes the following topics.
The Manage Devices page shows all the devices that have been added to the NetVault Backup Server. The current status of the devices is depicted using the following light icons.
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Name: The name of the storage device. The name is derived from the container name and the DNS name or IP address of the device. |
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Status: The status of the device. AVAILABLE specifies that the device is available for backups and restores, while OFFLINE specifies that the device is unavailable and cannot be used for backups or restores. |
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Stream count: The number of elements or NetVault Backup segments currently being sent to the DR Series system or Data Domain system. |
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Claims on device from this server: The number of Media Manager batch tasks using the DR Series system or Data Domain system. A batch task is associated with each backup, restore, scan, or load index stream connection to the device. A single job can have more than one claim on a device. For example, a single multi-channel Data Copy or Exchange backup can make multiple simultaneous claims on a device. |
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Send (MB/sec): The total megabytes per second (MBps) across all streams being sent out from the DR Series system or Data Domain system to NetVault Backup (that is, when an NetVault Backup restore job is being performed). |
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Receive (MB/sec): The total MBps across all streams being sent to the DR Series system (that is, when a NetVault Backup backup job is being performed). |
NOTE: When you add a DR Series system to multiple NetVault Backup Servers, the Activity tab will shows the accumulated transfer statistics for all servers. |
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Name: The name of the storage device. The name is derived from the container name and the DNS name or IP address of the device. |
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Details: The DR OS version and the Client RDA API version. |
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Name: The name of the storage device. The name is derived from the host name and IP address of the device. |
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Status: The status of the device. AVAILABLE specifies that the device is available for backups and restores, while OFFLINE specifies that the device is unavailable and cannot be used for backups or restores. |
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Stream count: The number of elements or NetVault Backup segments currently being streamed to the NetVault SmartDisk. |
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Claims on device from this server: The number of Media Manager batch tasks using the NetVault SmartDisk device. A batch task is associated with each backup, restore, scan, or load index stream connection to the device. A single job can have more than one claim on a device. For example, a single multi-channel Data Copy or Exchange backup can make multiple simultaneous claims on a device. |
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Send (MB/sec): The total megabytes per second (MBps) across all streams being sent out from the NetVault SmartDisk device to NetVault Backup (that is, when an NetVault Backup restore job is being performed). |
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Receive (MB/sec): The total MBps across all streams being sent to the NetVault SmartDisk device (that is, when a NetVault Backup backup job is being performed). |
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Items deduplicating: The number of elements or NetVault Backup segments currently being deduplicated. |
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Deduplication Queue Length: The number of elements or NetVault Backup segments currently waiting to be deduplicated. |
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Garbage Collection State: The current phase of Garbage Collection. |
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Data protected: The total amount of data currently being protected by the NetVault SmartDisk device. |
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Data Deduplicated: The total amount of data that has been submitted for deduplication. |
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Disk used by deduplicated data: The amount of disk space used by deduplicated data. It includes the space consumed by the Chunk Store, Chunk Index, and Manifests. |
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Dedupe ratio: The deduplication ratio is calculated as follows: |
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Data in staging: The amount of data stored in the Staging Store. |
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Space available: The total disk space available on the storage device. |
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Staging status: The status of the Staging Store. It can be one of the following: |
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Staging space available: The total space available to the NetVault SmartDisk device across all configured Storage Volumes that do not deny Staging. It does not include the Garbage Collection Reserve or LRT. |
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Storage Status: The status of the Storage space. It can be one of the following: |
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Storage space available: The total space available to the NetVault SmartDisk device across all configured Storage Volumes that do not deny Storage. It does not include the Garbage Collection Reserve or LRT. |
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License: The amount of protected capacity that is currently licensed by the NetVault SmartDisk device. |
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Name: The name of the NetVault SmartDisk device, which is automatically derived from the host name and IP address. |
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Machine ID: The Machine ID for the NetVault SmartDisk instance that is required for obtaining a permanent NetVault SmartDisk license key |
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Version: The version number of the device. |
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License Type: License type being used. |
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License Expiration: License validity period. |
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Dedupe Licensed: If the deduplication option is licensed. |
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Click OK. |
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In the Navigation pane, click Manage Devices. |
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Click Check. |
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