You can use filters to search for specific archive sets and information.
1 Select the backup system in the Navigation pane.
2 Click Archive > Status.
3 Use the date range options in the top pane to filter the archive sets that display in the center stage area.
4 Once you filter the results, the Status tab displays all archived sets meeting the criteria you entered. (Click on the Status tab, if necessary.)
The information is arranged in the following way:
Archive Level |
Description |
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Archive set |
The archive set displays first in the hierarchy, with the most recently created archived sets higher in the list. Within each archive set, the second-level nodes are the clients contained in the archive. |
Backups for each client |
Beneath that, the archived backups for each client display. If any system local directories are in the set, the second-level node is the backup system name followed by the local directories included in the archive set. |
Archived backup |
Each row under the client or backup system in the archive status table represents an archived backup. |
Note: Each archive set contains the system metadata file which can be used to restore the Unitrends system in the event of a disaster.
The center stage area contains information about the archived backup. See Archive restore status and search results.
5 To view more details about each archive level, click on the appropriate row. You see the following:
Archive Level |
Description |
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Archive set |
You see the Archive Set Information window with general information about the archive set, including clients whose backups are archived in the set, types of backups archived, the device to which the backups are archived, and options selected for the archive job. (See To run a one-time archive for field-level information.) |
Client |
There are no further details at the client level. (You see restore options only when you click this row.) |
Archived backup |
You see the Archive Browse/Recovery window with details such as parent name, set number, size, and number of files. (To see the individual files in this archived backup, click Restore to system. Click on the arrows to open the tree and view the individual files. Click Cancel when you are finished.) |