NetVault 13.1.2 - Administration Guide


	NOTE: NetVault includes several predefined events, which are raised for significant occurrences within the system. For more information, see About NetVault events and Events types. You can also raise user-defined events for individual backup jobs, restore jobs, report jobs, policies, and log messages. You can use various notification methods to receive notifications when the predefined or user‑defined events occur in NetVault. For more information, see Using global notification methods.

You can configure the user-defined events in the Backup Advanced Options Set. Once you create a user‑defined event, you can raise it for any job or backup policy. NetVault adds the user-defined events to the event class Jobs — User defined. You can then set up one or more notification methods for the event to receive notifications when the event is raised.

To raise user-defined events for a backup job

On the Advanced Options page, click Events, and configure the following settings.

Table 53. User defined event types for backup jobs


Option	Description
Job is Successful	Type or select the event that you want to raise when the job completes successfully.
Job has Warnings	Type or select the event that you want to raise when the job completes with warnings.
Job Fails	Type or select the event that you want to raise when the job fails.

Click Set to save the settings and close the dialog box.

To receive a notification when an event occurs, set up a notification method for the event. For more information, see the Setting up a global notification method.

Managing sets

This section includes the following topics:

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Modifying a set

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Copying a set

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Deleting a set

Modifying a set

You can modify the data selections or various job options stored in an existing set. When saving the changes, you can choose to overwrite the set or save the selections to a new set.


	NOTE: When you edit a set, it affects the existing jobs that use the set.

To modify a set

In the Navigation pane, click Manage Sets.

In the Set Type list, select the type of set that you want to modify.

You can use the Search option to filter the table data and quickly find entries that contain the specified string in any column values. You can also include wildcards (“?” or “*”) in the search filter string.

In the list of available sets, select the applicable set, and click Edit.

Modify the data selections or job options.

Click Save. In the Edit Set dialog box, click Save to overwrite the existing set. Alternatively, type a new name, and click Save to save the selections to a new set.

Copying a set

You can use the clone method to create a set from an existing set. After the set is cloned, you can change the data selections or various options stored in the set.

NetVault lets you clone a set when creating or modifying a job. You can also use the Edit option on the Manage Sets page to perform this task.

To copy a set

Use the applicable method to access the set that you want to copy:

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To clone a set when creating a job: Access the Create Backup Job or Create Restore Job page, and click the Create New button corresponding to the type of set that you want to create.

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To clone a set when editing a job: Access the Edit Backup Job or Edit Restore Job page, and click the Create New button corresponding to the type of set that you want to create.

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To clone a set from the Manage Sets page: In the Navigation pane, click Manage Sets. In the Set Type list, select the type of set that you want to modify. In the list of available sets, select a set, and click Edit.

On the page that is displayed, click Clone Existing Set.

In the Choose a set to load dialog box, select the set that you want to copy, and click Load.

Modify the data selections or job options, if required.

Click Save. In the Edit Set dialog box, type a name, and click Save to copy the selections to a new set.

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NetVault 13.1.2 - Administration Guide

Configuring user-defined events for backup jobs

Managing sets

Modifying a set

Copying a set