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Completed Replication Operations pane

The Completed Replication Operations pane contains details of each replication operation that completed in the last 24 hours.

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The information is arranged in the following way:

• Client folder - Replicated backups are grouped by client. Client folders display first in the hierarchy and are named in the following format:
SourceSystem : SourceClient : BackupInstance -> TargetSystem. For a description of source, client, instance, and target, see Viewing completed replications. Click the arrow to the left of the folder to expand or collapse the view.
• Replicated backups - Beneath the Client folder, replicated backups for this client display with the most recently created ones higher in the list.

The following information displays for each backup that replicated in the last 24 hours:

• ID – The ID of the source backup.
• Status – An icon indicating whether the backup was replicated successfully. Green indicates success; red indicates failure.
• Client – The Client name. Collapse or expand the client folder, called
SourceSystem : Client, to show or hide each replicated backup.
• Type – The type of backup replicated.
• Date/Time – The time at which the operation started.
• Size (MB) – The size of the replicated backup.
• Elapsed – The elapsed time for the operation.
ClosedViewing completed replications

Items displayed in the Completed Replicated Operations pane are filtered by your selection in the Navigation pane:

• Select the replication target (brown vault icon) to see completed replications from all source systems.
• Select the source system (blue server icon) to see completed replications for the selected system only.

To view completed replication details

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.
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Completed Replication Details

Description

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 2970 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 2970 for more information.

Close

Click to exit the Replication Detail page.
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If a replication job has failed, select it in the Completed Replication Operations pane to view details. Check the error in the Replication Messages box, and see KB 2970 for help resolving the issue.

To remove a failed job

1 Each failed job in the Completed Replication Operations pane contains a trash can icon. Click the trash can icon in the desired row to launch the Remove Items from Replication Queue page.
2 Choose one of the following criteria:
• Remove Queue Items by their backup number to remove the selected job and any pending and active operations with this backup number. (Multiple jobs with this number may exist if the replication has failed and is being retried.)
• Remove Queue Items by their client to remove all replication jobs for this client.
3 If desired, check Add deleted items to the end of the queue.
• If the backup number criteria is selected, the failed job is added to the end of the pending operations queue unless newer backups are present. If newer backups are queued for this client/backup type, the job is not added.
• If the all client items criteria is selected, any failed jobs are added to the end of the pending operations queue unless newer backups are present. If newer backups are queued for this client/backup type, the job is not added.

Important!   Jobs are only moved to the end of the queue if newer backups have not yet been queued. If a newer backup has been queued for this client and type (file-level or application), the backup is deleted.

4 Click Confirm to remove jobs.