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NetVault 13.0.3 - Administration Guide

Introduction Getting started Configuring clients Managing catalog search Configuring storage devices
About storage devices SAN considerations Quest DR Series systems Quest QoreStor NetVault SmartDisk EMC Data Domain Systems Snapshot Array Manager Virtual Tape Libraries Virtual standalone drives Shared Virtual Tape Libraries Physical tape devices Storage tiers
Backing up data Managing policies Restoring data Managing NetVault dashboard Managing jobs Monitoring logs Managing storage devices
Monitoring device activity Managing disk-based storage devices in list view Managing disk-based storage devices in tree view Managing the Snapshot Array Manager Managing tape libraries in list view Managing tape libraries in tree view Managing tape drives in list view Managing tape drives in tree view Adding shared devices
Managing storage media Managing user and group accounts Monitoring events and configuring notifications Reporting in NetVault Working with client clusters Configuring default settings for NetVault
About configuring default settings Configuring encryption settings Configuring plug-in options Configuring default settings for post-scripts Configuring default settings for Verify Plug-in Configuring Deployment Manager Settings Configuring Job Manager settings Configuring Logging Daemon settings Configuring Media Manager settings Configuring Network Manager settings Configuring Process Manager settings Configuring RAS device settings Configuring Schedule Manager settings Configuring Web Service settings Configuring Auditor Daemon settings Configuring firewall settings Configuring general settings Configuring security settings Synchronizing NetVault Time Configuring default settings for global notification methods Configuring the reporting utility Configuring NetVault WebUI default settings Configuring NetVault to use a specific VSS provider Configuring default settings using Txtconfig
Diagnostic tracing Managing diagnostic data Using the deviceconfig utility NetVault processes Environment variables Network ports used by NetVault Troubleshooting
Common errors
NetVault Service fails to start on Windows NetVault Service fails to start after the machine is restarted NetVault Service starts, but stops immediately on Linux Login fails after any change in the server IP address Unexpected behavior of NetVault WebUI WebUI does not run in Compatibility View in Internet Explorer NetVault installer fails during push installation VSS-based backup fails Modifying TCP/IP socket buffer size on Windows Restores using Data Copy savesets fail on clients running NetVault 10.0.1 Restore fails on Itanium platforms if the index is larger than 2GB After upgrade, Data Copy and Consolidated backup job on Linux fails After upgrade, console error is displayed on WebUI pages Deployment task hangs on target Linux machine during push installation. Unable to add package store with hostname. Deployment task fails due to network configuration issues. Domain user is unable to login NetVault Server if the workstation attribute is set. Domain user is unable to login NetVault Server on Debian 9. Adding the target machine as a client fails, after successful push installation. Unable to install, uninstall or navigate catalog search page after manually uninstalling NetVault Client Host. Unable to install, uninstall catalog search on client after NetVault Server migration with the same or different server name External Azure AD user cannot add an external Azure AD user to NetVault Server Failed to verify target Windows machine from a Linux-based NetVault Server NetVault is unable to send reports as an email attachment in PDF format on RHEL 5.x platform Restore fails on NetVault Database backup When using RDA for backups, only four streams are used at once Unable to create large VTL on Linux Browsing a folder with a large number of files times out
Safe Mode in NetVault

Customizing table views for reports

After a report is generated, you can modify the table views to include or exclude columns, change the column order, and add column totals and other aggregate values. You can add multiple table views for a component. The reporting system lets you save these settings to the job definition so that the custom format is used every time you run the report.

To customize table views for reports:
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Access the report that you want to customize. For instructions on generating a report, see Generating reports.
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In the report window, click the Settings link at the upper-right corner of the table. If the report contains multiple components, click the link associated with the table that you want to modify.
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In the Table Settings dialog box, the available columns are listed. The columns that have the corresponding Show check box selected are included in the table view. For example, the following Table Settings dialog box is displayed for the report- Data Stored By Client.
Figure 31. Table Settings dialog box
You can make the following modifications:
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Hide columns: To hide one or more columns, clear the check marks for those columns.
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Show columns: To show hidden columns, click the corresponding Show check boxes.
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Display aggregate values: To add fields that display the total, minimum, maximum, and other aggregate values for the columns, select the field type in the Aggregate list. This list is only displayed for columns that contain numeric values.
The available options include the following:
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Total: Displays the sum of all the values in the column.
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Average: Displays the average value of all the values in the column.
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Min: Displays the maximum value of all values in the column.
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Max: Displays the minimum value of all values in the column.
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Count: Displays the count of records.
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None: Removes the aggregate field.
Click Apply to apply the settings to the table view and close the dialog box.
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To change the column order, drag the header of the column to its new location.
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To change the column width, drag the separator until the column is the width that you want.
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To add a table, click the Add another view link at the lower-left corner of the component table.
If the component only supports table views, a new table is automatically added. If different view types are supported, then the Add a view dialog box is displayed. To add a table, select Table in the Type of view list.
The new table includes all columns. To customize the table, see Step 2 and Step 3.
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To remove a view, click the Remove this view link at the lower-left corner of the component table.
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To save the custom settings, click the Save report format link at the upper-left corner of the report.
The custom settings are saved to the report job definition and a message is displayed.

Adding charts to reports

You can use the graphical capabilities of the reporting system to view the output in the form of bar charts and pie charts. You can use multiple chart views to compare different sets of data. The reporting system lets you save these settings to the job definition so that the custom format is used every time you run the report.

 
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NOTE: Charts are only available to report components that contain numeric values.
To add charts to a report:
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Access the report that you want to customize. For instructions on generating a report, see Generating reports.
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In the report window, click the Add another view link at the lower-left corner of the table. If the report contains multiple components, click the link associated with the component for which you want to add a chart.
The Add a view dialog box is displayed if the component supports graphical views.
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Select the chart type, and configure the applicable options. You can add bar charts and pie charts.
 
Table 109. Adding charts to reports
Chart type
Options

Bar charts

You can use bar charts to provide a visual comparison of data values.

To add a bar chart, do the following:

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In the Type of view list, select Barchart.
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In the Category list, select a column to represent the vertical axis. A bar is generated for each record in the category column. The column values are used as labels.
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In the Value list, select a column to represent the horizontal axis. The data values determine the length of the bars.

Click OK.

Figure 32 displays a bar chart view.

NOTE: The chart displays individual bars for the first 20 records. The remaining records are grouped in the chart as Other.

Pie charts

You can use pie charts to show the relative contribution of different categories to the total.

To add a pie chart, do the following:

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In the Type of view list, select Piechart.
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In the Category list, select a column to represent the categories or parts of the pie. The number of records in the category column determines the number of slices in the chart. The column values are used as legends.
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In the Value list, select the column that contains the data for the pie chart. The data values determine the size of the slices.

Click OK.

Figure 33 displays a pie chart view.

NOTE: The chart displays individual slices for the first 20 records. The remaining records are grouped in the chart as Other.
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To remove a view, click the Remove this view link at the lower-left corner of the component table.
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To save the custom settings, click the Save report format link at the upper-left corner of the report.
The custom settings are saved to the report job definition and a message is displayed.
Chart view examples

This section includes some sample charts generated using the reporting system.

Bar chart view

The following figure displays the bar chart view for a sample data set.

Figure 32. Bar chart view

Pie chart view

The following figure displays the pie chart view for a sample data set.

Figure 33. Pie chart view

Exporting reports to PDF files

After a report is generated, you can choose to export the report to a PDF file. The file is displayed in a browser window. You can download, save, or print the file, as required.

To export a report to a PDF file:
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Access the report that you want to export. For instructions on generating a report, see Generating reports.
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In the report window click the Export as PDF link at the upper-left corner of the report.
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The report is converted to a PDF file and displayed in the browser window. Use the applicable browser option to download, save or print the file.

Available reports

NetVault provides the following types of predefined reports listed on View Reports page in alphabetical order.

 

Table 110. Predefined reports
Report title
Description

Chargeback Capacity Usage

This report lets you view the storage usage information for existing client groups. It can be used for chargeback calculations based on storage usage.The report includes the following sections:

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Total Data Stored by Client Group: For each client group, the report shows the following details:
- Client Group: Name of the client group.
- Client Group Description: Description of the client group.
- Total Data Stored: Total amount of data stored by the member clients. It shows the total size of all backups, including the total size of Duplicate and Data Copy backups stored by the member clients.
- Total Source Data Protected: Total amount of source data protected by the member clients. It shows the total size of the last instance of all Full Backups stored by the member clients.
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Client Groups: This section provides information about existing client groups. The table is sorted by client group name.
You can view the following details: group name, group description, whether the group includes all clients, and list of members (only displayed for groups that do not have the All clients option selected).

Client Details

This report provides information about existing NetVault Clients. The table is sorted by client name.

You can view the following details: client name, machine ID number, client type (OS), description, NetVault version, NetVault release, client accessibility status, and client status.

Client Groups

This report provides information about existing client groups. The table is sorted by client group name.

You can view the following details: group name, group description, whether the group includes all clients, and list of members (only displayed for groups that do not have the All clients option selected).

Client Statuses

You can use this report to view the status of existing NetVault Clients.

The table includes the following information: client name, NetVault version, accessibility status, and client status.

Configuration

The Configuration report provides a consolidated view of clients, job definitions, sets, users, notifications, and licenses.

The report includes the following sections:

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Client Details: This section provides information about existing NetVault Clients.
You can view the following information: NetVault machine name, machine ID number, product version, machine type (server or client), and client status.
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Backup Job Definitions: This section shows the definitions of existing backup jobs.
You can view the following information: job ID number, job title, client name, and set names (Backup Selection Set, Backup Options Set, Schedule Set, Target Set, and Backup Advanced Options Set).

 
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Scheduled Jobs: This section displays the scheduled jobs.
The table shows the job ID number and job title of scheduled jobs.
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Selection Sets: This section provides information about the available Backup Selection Sets.
You can view the set name, filer name (if applicable), and items that are included in the set.
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Selection Option Sets: This section provides information about the available Backup Options Sets.
The table includes the following details: set name, selection options, selection options for the Web Service, and plug-in details.
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Schedule Sets: This section provides information about the available Schedule Sets.
The table includes the following details: set name, schedule type, method, days of week, repeat period, scheduled date, scheduled time, weeks of month, and number of job retries.
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Backup Targets: This section provides information about the available Backup Target Sets.
The table shows the set name, device selections (any device or the device tree for selected devices), and media options (media group, media labeling and reusability settings, and media request timeout settings).
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Advanced Option Sets: This section provides information about the available Backup Advanced Options Sets.
You can view the following information: set name, retirement settings, deduplication setting, Secondary Copy details (sets used to define the copy, retirement settings, and other information), and user-defined events.
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User Details: This section provides information about the existing NetVault users.
The table displays the user name and email ID.

 
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User’s Notifications (Configuration): This section provides information about user notification profiles.
The table includes the following details: notify class, notify event, account name, real name of user, notification method, and environment variables.
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Global Notifications (Configuration): This section provides information about global notification profiles.
The table includes the following details: notify class, notify event, notification method, and environment variables.
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Licenses: This section shows the license capabilities and usage details for various components, including clients, libraries, NDMP devices, tape drives, optical drives, and slots. The table also shows the online and total tape capacity details and the license information for heterogeneous clients.

Data Stored by Client

You can use this report to view the amount of data stored by existing NetVault Clients during a specified period.

By default, the report displays the data for the last 7 days; you can set the report filters to change the period. You can also set the Client Name filter to view the details for specific clients.

The table includes the following details: Start Time, Start Date, Run Length, End Date, End Time, Job ID, Client Name, Transfer Size, Plugin, and set names (Selection Set, Selection Options, Schedule set, Backup Target Set, and Advanced Options Set).

Disk Storage Devices — General

You can use this report to view information about existing disk-based storage devices.

The table includes the following details: device name, host name, media group, device status, licensed capacity, actual protected capacity, staging space, deduplication store space, and total space available.

Expired Offline Media

This report provides information about retired offline media items. The table is sorted by media label.

You can view the following details: media label, media group label, barcode, total data written, last read date, offsite location, and marked for reuse.

Failed ULA Requests

This report provides information about user requests that were denied due to insufficient privileges.

For failed user requests, you can view the following details: request date and time, user name, source machine, and type of operation

By default, the report displays the data for the last 7 days. You can set the report filters to change the period.

Front Side Data

This report shows the amount of source data protected for client machines and the storage utilization details for disk-based devices.

By default, the report includes the backups that were run in the last 28 days. You can set the report filters to change the period.

The report includes the following sections:

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Front Side Data: This section displays the Phase 1 Full Backups performed during the specified period. It shows the last instance of a job. The report does not include Incremental Backups, Consolidated Backups, or Phase 1 or Phase 2 Duplicate or Data Copy Backups.
You can view the following details: job ID number, instance, job title, protected data size, plug-in name, phase, and backup type (if the type is Incremental).
The Protected Data Size column shows backup size before de‑duplication. You can add the Total field to this column to display the total size of the backups.
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RAS Devices — Storage Utilization: This section displays the storage utilization details for disk-based storage devices.
You can view the following details: device name, media group, licensed and actual protected capacity, staging space, deduplication store space, and total space available.

Front Side Data By Client

This report shows the amount of source data protected for client machines attached to the NetVault Server. This report shows how many jobs have been successfully backed up and their collective size over a period of their lifetimes, day, week, month (28 days), and year. You can view the following details: Client Name, Total size, and Job Count.

Front Side Data By Plugin

This report shows the amount of source data protected for plugins present on the NetVault Server. This report shows how many jobs have been successfully backed up and their collective size over a period of their lifetimes, day, week, month (28 days), and year. You can view the following details: Plugin Name, Total size, and Job Count.

Front Side Data By Plugin by Client

This report shows the amount of source data protected for plug-ins of all clients present on the NetVault Server. This report shows how many jobs have been successfully backed up and their collective size over a period of their lifetimes, day, week, month(28 days), and year. You can view the following details: Client Name, Plugin Name, Total size, and Job Count.

Front Side Data By Device

This report shows the amount of source data protected for plug-ins of all devices present in the NetVault Server. This report shows how many jobs have been successfully backed up and their collective size over a period of their lifetimes, day, week, month(28 days), and year. You can view the following details: Device Name, Label, Job Count, and Total size.

Front Side Data By Plugin by Client by Job

This report shows the amount of source data protected for plug-ins of all clients present in the NetVault Server. This report shows how many jobs have been successfully backed up and their collective size over a period of their lifetimes, day, week, month(28 days), and year. You can view the following details: Client Name, Plugin Name, Total size, and Job Count.

Front Side Data By Server

This report shows the amount of source data protected for the NetVault Server. This report shows how many jobs have been successfully backed up and their collective size over a period of their lifetimes, a day, week, month (28 days), year. You can view the following details: Job Count, Total size.

Full Online Storage

This report shows which online storage devices and media items are full.

This report includes the following sections:

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Full Online Media: This section contains information about online tapes that are full.
You can view the following details: media label, media group label, barcode, last write and read date, media expiry date, library name, logical slot position, offsite location, needs import, space left, and marked for reuse.
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Full Online RAS: This section contains information about online disk‑based devices that are full.
You can view the device name and media group label.

Global Notifications

This report shows which events are included in the global notification profile.

The report shows the event class, event type, notification method, and environment variables.

Historic Jobs — by date

You can use this report to view information about all backup and restore jobs that were performed during the specified period. The records are sorted by start date (newest to oldest).

By default, the report includes the jobs that were run in the last 7 days. You can set the report filters to change the period.

You can view the following details: start time, start date, run length, job title, job ID number, instance, client name, Backup Selection Set name, data transfer size, and job status.

Historic Jobs — by size

You can use this report to view information about all backup and restore jobs that were performed during the specified period. The records are sorted by data transfer size (largest to smallest).

By default, the report includes the jobs that were run in the last 7 days. You can set the report filters to change the period.

You can view the following details: start time, start date, run length, job title, job ID number, instance, client name, Backup Selection Set name, data transfer size, and job status.

Historic Jobs Duration — by date

This report provides information about jobs that exceeded the specified run length. The records are sorted by start date (newest to oldest).

By default, the run length limit is set to 8 hours; you can set the report filters to change the value. You can also set the filters to change the period, which is set to 7 days by default.

You can view the following details: start time, start date, run length, job title, job ID number, instance, client name, Backup Selection Set name, data transfer size, and job status.

Historic Jobs Encrypted — by date

You can use this report to view information about all encrypted primary and secondary copy backups that were performed during the specified period. The records sorted by start date (newest to oldest). This report does not include jobs which were performed without encryption.

By default, the report includes the jobs that were run in the last 7 days. You can set the report filters to change the period.

You can view the following details: start time, start date, run length, job title, job ID number, instance, client name, Backup Selection Set name, data transfer size, and job status.

Historic Jobs Encrypted — by size

You can use this report to view information about all encrypted primary and secondary copy backups that were performed during the specified period. The records are sorted by data transfer size (largest to smallest). This report does not include jobs which were performed without encryption.

By default, the report includes the jobs that were run in the last 7 days. You can set the report filters to change the period.

You can view the following details: start time, start date, run length, job title, job ID number, instance, client name, Backup Selection Set name, data transfer size, and job status.

Historic Jobs Failed — by date

You can use this report to view information about jobs that failed during the specified period. The records, sorted by start date (newest to oldest).

By default, the report includes the jobs that were run in the last 7 days. You can set the report filters to change the period.

You can view the following details: start time, start date, run length, job title, job ID number, instance, client name, Backup Selection Set name, data transfer size, and job status.

Historic Jobs Successful — by date

You can use this report to view information about jobs that completed successfully during the specified period. The records are sorted by start date (newest to oldest).

By default, the report includes the jobs that were run in the last 7 days. You can set the report filters to change the period.

You can view the following details: start time, start date, run length, job title, job ID number, instance, client name, Backup Selection Set name, data transfer size, and job status.

Historic Jobs Warnings — by date

You can use this report to view information about jobs that completed with warnings during the specified period. The records are sorted by start date (newest to oldest).

By default, the report includes the jobs that were run in the last 7 days. You can set the report filters to change the period.

You can view the following details: start time, start date, run length, job title, job ID number, instance, client name, Backup Selection Set name, data transfer size, and job status.

Index Media

This report displays the index media of a backup job.

You can view the following details: Job title, job ID, job instance, job phase, client name, server name, plug-in name, backup time, backup date, media label, off-site location, and Media Online or Offline.

 

Job Definitions

This report displays the job definitions of backup, restore, and report jobs.

The report includes the following sections:

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Backup Job Definitions: This section shows the definitions of backup jobs created by various users. The jobs are sorted by user name.
You can view the following details: job ID number, job title, client name, and plug-in name, set names (Backup Selection Set, Backup Options Set, Schedule Set, Target Set, and Backup Advanced Options Set), and creator ID.
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Restore Job Definitions: This section shows the definitions of restore jobs created by various users. The jobs are sorted by user name.
You can view the following details: job ID number, job title, client name, plug-in name, set names (Restore Selection Set, Restore Source Set, Schedule Set, and Restore Advanced Options Set), and creator ID.
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Report Job Definitions: This section provides definitions of report jobs.
You can view the following details: job ID number, job title, client name, schedule set, and creator ID.
NOTE: Canned or predefined reports always run in the context of “default” user.

Library Contents

You can use this report to view information about online tape media items. The report also shows the blank tape count for existing libraries.

The report includes the following sections:

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Libraries’ Media Contents: This section shows information about online tapes.
The table includes the following details: library name, drive name, slot position, media label, barcode, group label, space used, and space left.
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Blank Media Items In Libraries: This section shows the number of blank tapes available in existing libraries.

Media General

This report provides general information about available tape media items. The table is sorted by media label.

You can view the following details: media label, barcode, media type, format, machine name, media expiry date, offsite location, space used, space left, usable or not, and read-only or not.

Media Quotas and Usage

You can use this report to view the media quota and media usage information for existing NetVault users.

The table includes the following details: user name, media quota, and media used.

Monthly Job Summary

You can use this report to view the overall status of backup jobs performed in the last 30 days. The report also shows the jobs that are currently in progress and jobs that failed during the current month.

The Monthly Job Summary report includes the following sections:

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Summary: The Summary section displays the following information:
- Total amount of data stored
- Number of backup jobs that completed successfully
- Number of backup jobs that failed
- Number of backup jobs that completed with warnings
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Currently Active Jobs: This section shows the jobs that are currently in progress.
The table includes the following information: job ID number, job title, client name, policy name, and job status.
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Failed Month Backup Jobs: This section shows the jobs that failed during the current month.
The table includes the following information: job ID number, job title, client name, policy name, and job status.

NDMP Jobs

You can use this report to view all jobs performed using the Plug-in for NDMP or Plug-in for SnapMirror to Tape. The records are sorted by filer name and start date.

By default, the report includes the jobs that were run in the last 7 days. You can set the report filters to change the period.

The table includes the following information: start time, start date, run length, job title, job ID number, instance, client name, filer name, plug-in name, Backup Selection Set name, data transfer size, transfer rate, and job status.

NetVault Error Logs

You can use this report to view the error log messages generated during the specified period.

By default, the report includes the error messages generated in the last 7 days. You can set the report filters to change the period.

The table includes the following details: date and time, client name, job ID, instance ID, error message, and warning level.

NetVault Events

You can use this report to view the NetVault events that occurred during the specified period. By default, the report includes the events generated in the last 7 days. You can set the report filters to change the period.

The table includes the following details: date and time, event type, event class, event description, and event message.

NetVault Logs

You can use this report to view all log messages generated during the specified period.

By default, the report includes the log messages generated in the last 7 days. You can set the report filters to change the period.

The table includes the following details: job ID number, class, warning level, time, date, client name, and log message.

NetVault Logs — Most Recent

You can use this report to view the recent log messages.

Only the logs generated in the last two days are read to improve the report processing time and reduce the use of system memory for the report generation activity.

You can set the report filters to change the period.

The table includes the following details: job ID number, class, warning level, time, date, client name, and log message.

Offline Devices

This report shows which storage devices that are currently offline.

The report includes the following sections:

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Offline Devices: The section contains information about tape-based devices that are offline.
The table includes the following details: device name, host name, vendor, library name, and status.
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Offline RAS Devices: The section contains information about disk-based devices that are offline.
The table displays the device name, device machine (address:port), and device status.

Overnight Duplication Job Summary

You can use this report to view the overall status of duplication jobs performed in the last 16 hours. The report also shows the duplication jobs that are currently in progress and the duplication jobs that failed during the period.

The Overnight Duplication Job Summary report includes the following sections:

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Summary: The Summary section displays the following information:
- Total amount of data stored by duplication jobs
- Number of duplication jobs that completed successfully
- Number of duplication jobs that failed
- Number of duplication jobs that completed with warnings
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Currently Active Duplication Jobs: This section shows the duplication jobs that are in progress.
You can view the following information: job ID, job title, client name, policy name, and job status.
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Failed Overnight Duplication Jobs: This section shows the duplication jobs that failed during the period.
You can view the following information: job ID, Instance, job title, client name, policy name, and job status.

Overnight Job Summary

You can use this report to view the overall status of backup jobs performed in the last 16 hours. The report also shows the jobs that are currently in progress and the jobs that failed during the period.

The Overnight Job Summary report includes the following sections:

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Summary: The Summary section displays the following information:
- Total amount of data stored
- Number of backup jobs that completed successfully
- Number of backup jobs that failed
- Number of backup jobs that completed with warnings
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Currently Active Jobs: This section shows the backup jobs that are in progress.
You can view the following information: job ID number, job title, client name, policy name, and job status.
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Failed Overnight Backup Jobs: This section shows the backup jobs that failed during the period.
You can view the following information: job ID number, job title, client name, policy name, and job status.

Overnight Job Summary (Extended)

You can use this report to view the overall status of backup jobs performed in the last 24 hours. The report also shows jobs that are currently in progress, and the jobs that completed successfully or failed during the period.

By default, the report includes jobs that were performed in the last 24 hours. You can set the Start systime and End systime filters to view jobs that ran during a specified period.

The report includes the following components:

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Summary: The Summary section displays the following information:
- Total amount of data stored
- Number of backup jobs that completed successfully
- Number of backup jobs that failed
- Number of backup jobs that completed with warnings
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Currently Active Jobs: This section shows the jobs that are in progress.
You can view the following information: job ID number, job title, client name, policy name, start date and time, and job status. The jobs are sorted by job ID number.
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Failed Overnight Backup Jobs: This section shows jobs that failed.
You can view the following information: job ID number, job title, client name, start date and time, end date and time, and job status.
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Completed Overnight Backup Jobs: This section shows the jobs that completed successfully.
You can view the following information: job ID number, job title, client name, policy name, start date and time, end date and time, job status, transfer size, transfer rate, run length, and file count.

Overnight VMware Backup Summary

You can use this report to view the overall status of virtual machine backup jobs that are competed successfully or completed with warning and performed in the last 16 hours.

The report includes the following sections:

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Summary: The Summary section displays the following information:
- Total amount of data stored by virtual machines
- Number of virtual machines backed up
- Number of virtual machines that backed up successfully
- Number of virtual machines that failed
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Overnight Failed VMs Details: This section shows the details of the failed virtual machine whose backup completed with warnings during the period.
You can view the following information: VM name, server, job title, job ID number, job instance, start time, start date, end time, end date, file indexing, and CBT.

Policies Summary

This report provides information about the policy-based backups performed during the specified period.

By default, the report includes the policies that were run in the last 7 days. You can set the report filters to change the period.

The report includes the following sections:

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Total Policy Summary details: This section displays the total count of Policies and Policy jobs.
The table shows the following details: Total count of policies, count of policies completed successfully, count of policies completed with warnings, count of failed policies, total count of policy jobs, Count of policy jobs completed successfully, count of policy jobs completed with warnings, count of failed policy jobs.
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Policy Basics: This section displays all policy-based backups that were performed during the specified period.
The table shows the following details: policy name, client count, job count, successful jobs, warning jobs, failed Jobs, status, client list, total transfer size, failure events, and warning events.

 
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Successful Policy Jobs: This section displays the policy backups that completed successfully during a specified period.
The table shows the following details: Job ID, last instance number of job, policy name, client name, job title, plug-in name, start time, start date, run length, end time, end date, selection set, transfer size, transfer rate, and job status.
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Policy Jobs With Warnings: This section displays the policy backups that completed with Warning during a specified period.
The table shows the following details: Job ID, last instance number of job, policy name, client name, job title, plug-in name, start time, start date, run length, end time, end date, selection set, transfer size, transfer rate, and job status.
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Failed Policy Jobs: This section displays the policy backups that failed during a specified period.
The table shows the following details: Job ID, last instance number of job, policy name, client name, job title, plug-in name, start time, start date, run length, end time, end date, selection set, transfer size, transfer rate, and job status.

Restore Summary

This report provides a summary of restore jobs.

The report shows the following information: start time, start date, client name, job title, job ID number, instance ID, run length, and job status.

Secondary Copies of FETB Selections

This report shows the number of secondary copies (if they exist) for the selections which are considered for the FETB calculation. You can view the following details: Selections Set, Number of Copies.

Server Daily Summary

You can use this report to view the daily backup summary for the server. The report also includes information about media items residing in the existing libraries.

The report includes the following components:

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Jobs in Progress: This section shows the jobs that are in progress.
The table includes the following information: client name, job title, policy name, start date, start time, transfer rate, transfer size, and job status.
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Jobs Status Check: This section shows the jobs that failed.
The table includes the following information: client name, job title, policy name, start date, start time, end date, end time, run length, transfer rate, transfer size, and job status.
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Jobs Completed with Warnings: This section shows the jobs that completed with warnings.
The table includes the following information: client name, job title, policy name, start date, start time, end date, end time, run length, transfer rate, transfer size, and job status.
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Jobs Completed OK: This section shows the jobs that completed successfully.
The table includes the following information: client name, job title, policy name, start date, start time, end date, end time, run length, transfer rate, transfer size, and job status.
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Media: The report also provides information about the tapes residing in the specified libraries.
The table includes the following information: barcode, media group label, media expiry date, expiry time, media label, slot position, reusable or not, space left, and space used.

Server License — Capabilities and Usage

This report displays the license capabilities and usage details for clients, SmartClients, and various types of devices. The report also includes the license flag information for various components.

Single Job Definition

This report provides information about ALL job options used by a single job ID. You can view the consolidated data for the single job with detailed description.

The report includes the following components:

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Job Definition: This section shows the job details and sub components included in the report for a job ID.
The table includes the following information: Job ID, Job Type, Client Name, Job Title, Selection Set, plug-in Option (for a backup job), Source Set (for a restore job), Target Set, Schedule Set, and Advance Option Set.
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Backup Selection Set: This section shows the information related to the backup selection set.
The table includes the following information: Selection Set Name, Auto Created, Client Name, plug-in Name, Selection Tree (files selected in the drive or directory), and Operating System.
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Restore Selection Set: This section shows the information related to the restore selection set.
The table includes the following information: Restore Selection Set Name, Auto Created, Restore Selection set Type details, Restore Selection Tree (files selected in the drive or directory), Restore Options set, and Target Client Tree (client name or client tree included for restore).
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Plugin Options: This section shows plug-in details for a backup job.
The table includes the following information: Selection Set Name, and Backup Selection Set Option details.
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Source Set: This section shows the set option for a restore job for source media selection.
The table includes the following information: Source Set Name, Force Local Drives, and Device Tree.
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Target Set: This section shows the target set details for a backup job.
The table includes the following information: Backup Target Set Name, Auto Created, Any Device, Device Tree, Media Target, Media ID, Media Group, Auto Label Media, Restore Media, Minimum Space Specified, Minimum Space Required, Write Protected Media, and Force Local Drive.
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Schedule Set: This section shows the schedule summary for the specified Job ID.
The table includes the following information: Set Name, Run Hour, Run Minute, Start Day, Start Month, Start Year, Repeat Method, Repeat Frequency, Repeat Count, Week Number, Day Of Week, Delete always, Last Day of Month, Trigger Name, Priority, Retire on Failure, and Retry Delay.
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Backup Life: This section shows the components for advanced backup selection set related to backup life.
The table includes the following information: Set Name, Backup type, Keep Time, Offline Index Time, Duplication Life Length, Use Keep of Generation, Use Keep for Time, Number Generations, Time Interval units, Time Interval Count, Force Expiry, and Offline Index.
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Additional Options: This section shows the components for advanced backup selection set related to additional options.
The table includes the following information: Do Encryption, Do Duplication, Verify Backup, and User Compression.

 
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Secondary Copy: This section shows the components for advanced backup selection set related to secondary copy.
The table includes the following information: Create Secondary Copy, Dup Run On Server, Dup Run On Client, Dup Schedule Set, Dup Target Set, Dup Source Set Dup Max Concurrent Sessions, Dup Media Request Time Out,Migrate, Dup Use Minmum Media, Dup Do Replication, and Dup Source Media First.
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Pre & Post Script: This section shows the components for advanced backup selection set related to pre and post script.
The table includes the following information: PreScriptName, PreScriptArgument, PostScriptName, and Post Script Argument.
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Events: This section shows the components for advanced backup selection set related to events.
The table includes the following information: Success Event,Warning Event, Failure Event, and Delete Always.
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Restore Type: This section shows the components for advanced backup selection set related restore type.
The table includes the following information: Restore From Selected Backup, Restore Form Latest Backup.
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Additional Options (for Restore Job): This section shows the components for advanced restore selection set related to additional options.
The table includes the following information: Use Network Compression.
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Pre & Post Script (for Restore Job): This section shows the components for advanced restore selection set related to Pre and Post scripts.
The table includes the following information: PreScriptName, PreScriptArgument, PostScriptName, and Post Script Argument.
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Events (for Restore Job): This section shows the components for advanced restore selection set related to events.
The table includes the following information: Success Event, Warning Event, Failure Event, and Delete Always.

Single Job Summary

This report provides information about a single job. The report includes job information, drive events, data transfer data, and media usage information.

You can set the report filters to view information pertaining to one or multiple instances of the specified job.

The report includes the following sections:

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Single Job Main Summary: This section provides the job details for the specified job.
The table includes the following information: job ID number, job title, job type, plug-in name, instance ID, start date, start time, end date, end time, Job status, transfer size, and transfer rate.
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Single Job’s Drive Events: This section shows the device events for the specified job.
The table includes the following information: date, time, drive name, and event.
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Single Job’s Media Transfers: This section shows the data transfer details for the specified job.
The table includes the following information: received date, received time, started date, started time, finished date, finished time, transfer type (read or write) and amount of data transferred.
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Media used by single backup: This section lists the media items used by the specified job.
The table includes the following information: job ID number, instance, barcode, media label, barcode, media type, and offsite location.

Single Policy Summary

This report provides information about a single backup policy. The report provides the policy status summary, client and job details, failed jobs, and data transfer summary.

The report includes the following sections:

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Policy status information: This section provides the status summary.
The table includes the following information: policy name, clients count, job count, successful policy job count, warning policy job count, failed policy job count, status of policy, client list, total transfer size, failure events, and warning event.
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Policy clients: This section provides the details of policy jobs on each client included in the policy-based backup.
The table shows the client name, status, job count, successful jobs, warning jobs, failed jobs, and total transfer size.
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Successful jobs within single policy: This section displays the policy backups that completed successfully during a specified period.
The table shows the following details: Job ID, last instance number of job, policy name, client name, job title, plug-in name, start time, start date, run length, end time, end date, selection set, transfer size, transfer rate, and job status.

 
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Warning jobs within single policy: This section displays the policy backups that completed with warnings during a specified period.
The table shows the following details: Job ID, last instance number of job, policy name, client name, job title, plug-in name, start time, start date, run length, end time, end date, selection set, transfer size, transfer rate, and job status.
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Failed jobs within single policy: This section displays the policy backups that failed during a specified period.
The table shows the following details: Job ID, last instance number of job, policy name, client name, job title, plug-in name, start time, start date, run length, end time, end date, selection set, transfer size, transfer rate, and job status.

Single User's Audit Trail

This report provides information about all attempted operations by a specified user.

You can view the following details: date, time, source machine, account, operation type, and request status (granted or not).

By default, the report shows the messages that were generated in the last 7 days. You can set the report filters to change the period.

Storage Contents Query

This report provides information about the contents stored in tape media items.

By default, the report includes all existing tape media items. You can view information about specific media items by setting one or more filter options. The available filter options are client name, media label, media group label, job title, and plug-in name.

You can view the following details: job title, client name, transfer size, media label, barcode, media group label, backup date, backup time, segment expiry date, segment expiry time, and plug-in name.

Storage Segment Contents Query

This report provides information about the contents stored in individual tape segments.

You can view the following details: media label, barcode, job title, client name, plug-in name, backup date, backup time, and segment length.

Storage Utilization

You can use this report to view the utilization details for disk- and tape-based storage devices.

The report includes the following sections:

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Media Utilization: This section shows the used and free space details for tape-based devices.
The table includes the following information: media label, barcode, media group label, space used, and space left.
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Blank Media Items In Libraries: This section shows the number of blank tapes available in existing libraries.
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RAS Devices — Storage Utilization: This section shows the used and free space details for disk-based devices.
The table includes the following information: device name, media group, licensed and actual protected capacity, staging space, deduplication store space, and total space available.

Storage Utilization — RAS

You can use this report to view the utilization details for disk-based storage devices.

The table includes the following information: device name, media group, licensed and actual protected capacity, staging space, deduplication store space, and total space available.

Tape Return

You can use this report to get information about retired offline media items. You can filter the report based on Media Group Label and Offsite Location.

The table shows the following details: media label, media group label, barcode, last write and read date, offsite location, number of times the tape has been initialized, number of write errors, and marked for reuse.

Tapes to Send Offsite

You can use this report to get information about tapes that are available for offsite storage for disaster recovery purposes. You can filter the report based on the Last Write Date and Media Group Label options.

The report includes the following sections:

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Media to Send Offsite: This section displays the media items that are available for offsite storage.
The table includes the following information: media label, media group label, barcode, last write date and time, media expiry date, library name, slot position, amount of data stored, and number of segments stored.
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Media Segments (to Send Offsite): This report provides information about the contents stored in individual tape segments.
The table shows the following information: barcode, client name, job title, job ID number, instance, backup date, backup time, segment length, segment position, and segment expiry date.

User Details

This report provides information about existing NetVault users.

The table includes the following fields: user name, real name, description, location, email ID, other contact details, last logon date and time, and access type (if local access only).

User Notifications

This report shows which events are included in the notification profiles for users.

The table shows the following information: notify class, notify event, account name Real name of the user, notification method, and environment variables.

User Privileges

You can use this report to view the privileges granted to individual user accounts.

The table displays the account name and list of privileges granted to the user (All, if the user has all privileges).

User-Defined Event Types

You can use this report to view information about user-defined events.

The table shows the event name and event description.

VMware Backup Summary

You can use this report to view the backup summary of the virtual machine backup jobs that are competed successfully or completed with warning.You can use the filter option to specify the Date.

The report includes the following sections:

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Summary: The Summary section displays the following information:
- Total amount of data stored by virtual machines
- Number of virtual machines backed up
- Number of virtual machines that backed up successfully
- Number of virtual machines that failed
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Failed VMs Details: This section shows the details of the failed virtual machine whose backup completed with warnings during the period.
You can view the following information: VM name, server, job title, job ID number, job instance, start time, start date, end time, end date, file indexing, and CBT.

VMware Job History

This report provides information about virtual machine backup jobs. You can use the filter options to specify the job ID number and instance number.

The report shows the following details for each virtual machine included in the job:

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VM Name: Name of the virtual machine.
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Server: Name of the vCenter or ESX/ESXi Server.
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Job Title: Name of the job.
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Start Time: Time when the first backup was attempted for the virtual machine.
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Start Date: Date when the first backup was attempted for the virtual machine.
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end Time: Time when the last backup was attempted for the virtual machine.
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end Date: Date when the last backup was attempted for the virtual machine.
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Job ID: Job ID number.
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Job Instance: Job instance number.
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Transferred Size: Amount of data transferred.
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Backup State: Shows the status of the virtual machine backup (true = backup is successful; false = backup has failed).
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File indexing: Shows the status of file-level indexing (true = file‑level indexing is successful; false = file-level indexing has failed or file-level indexing is disabled).
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CBT: Shows if CBT is enabled for the virtual machine (true = CBT is enabled; false = CBT is disabled).

Weekly Job Summary

You can use this report to view the overall status of backup jobs performed in the last 7 days. The report also shows the jobs that are currently in progress and the jobs that failed during the period.

The Weekly Job Summary report includes the following sections:

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Summary: The Summary section displays the following information:
- Total amount of data stored
- Number of backup jobs that completed successfully
- Number of backup jobs that failed
- Number of backup jobs that completed with warnings
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Currently Active Jobs: This section shows the backup jobs that are currently in progress.
You can view the following information: job ID number, job title, client name, policy name, and job status.
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Failed Week Backup Jobs: This section provides a list of backup jobs that failed during the period.
You can view the following information: job ID number, job title, client name, policy name, and job status.
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