1 Select the desired backup system in the Navigation pane.
2 Click on any row in the pane to see additional information, including the messages associated with the replication task. Note that the ID on the Replication Detail page is that of the source backup. The corresponding replicated backup has a new ID, which displays when viewing backup details in Replication View. Items displayed on this page are described here:
Completed Replication Details |
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BytesPerMinute |
Average replication speed, in bytes per minute. |
Client |
Source system client for which this backup was run. |
Complete |
Indicates whether the replication job completed. |
Date |
Date and time the replication started. |
Elapsed Time |
Duration of the replication job in hh:mm:ss format (hours, minutes, seconds). |
ID |
ID of the source backup on the source system. |
Instance |
Displays the following, depending on backup type: • For file-level backups, instance is file-level. • For VMware or Hyper-V, name of the guest VM. • For SQL, Exchange, or Oracle, name of the database or storage group. • For SharePoint, instance is Farm. |
Last |
Indicates whether this is the most recent backup of this type for this client on the source system. |
Purgeable |
Indicates whether this backup is eligible for purging on the source system. |
Result |
Status of the replication job: success or failure. For failed jobs, see KB 1049 for more information. |
Size |
Size of the replicated backup on the target. This may not match source backup size due to deduplication and compression. |
System |
Source backup system from which data was replicated. |
System ID |
ID assigned to this source system. |
TargetName |
Name of the target to which the backup was replicated. |
Type |
Backup type. File-level backup types include full/master, differential, incremental, selective, and bare metal. Application backup types vary by application. Application name is included in the backup type name (for example, Exchange Full). |
Replication Messages |
Success or Failure with error message. For failures, see KB 1049 for more information. |
Close |
Click to exit the Replication Detail page. |