Active Vaulting Operations pane

The Active Vaulting Operations pane contains the following information for each active vaulting operation:

     Phase – An icon that denotes the vaulting phase. When a backup is vaulted, it goes through several phases. If deduplication is enabled for the backup system (enabled by default), a vaulting job goes through these phases:

1        Creating delta file. The vault operation generates a delta file on the backup system that contains just the data that has changed since this backup type for this client last vaulted.

2        Copying delta file. Copying the delta file from the backup system to the vault.

3        Patching delta file. Patching changed blocks into the backup on the vault.

Note: If you have selected the backup system in the Navigation pane, the patch operation displays as a ‘copy’ while changed blocks are being patched. You only see the operation as a ‘patch’ in the dashboard if you have selected the vault in the Navigation pane. You may also see a ‘creating signature’ operation if viewing the dashboard from the vault. Signatures are only created the first time a client vaults, or after a reset, to establish a trust relationship.

     Client – Client name.

     Date/Time – The time at which this vault operation started.

     Type – The type of backup being vaulted. This includes the standard backup types, e.g., master, incremental, bare metal, etc. In addition, you may see a backup type called SystemState which is a small backup of internal state information that is periodically transmitted from the backup system to the vault. This state is preserved to be used during a system restore, if ever needed.

     Elapsed – The elapsed time for the vaulting operation.

     % – The completion percentage for this operation.

     Estimated Completion – The estimated date and time this vault operation should complete, based on the current transfer rate.

See the following topics for details:

     Viewing active vault details

     Terminating a vault in progress