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Monitoring, Reporting, Notifications, and the Event Log

Monitoring Sessions

Monitoring Sessions

Data Protector allows you to manage running sessions and to respond to mount requests. You can view the status of sessions, their type, owner, session ID, and start time, as well as the names of the corresponding backup specifications.

When you run an interactive backup, restore, or media management session, a monitor window opens, showing the objects and backup devices used, and the messages generated during the session. Note that even if the user interface is closed, the session continues.

You can change the level of reported messages during a backup or restore session by changing the Report level option when configuring a backup specification or when starting a restore session.

Only the Data Protector users in the Admin group and those granted the Monitor user rights are given access to the Data Protector monitoring functionality.

Viewing Currently Running Sessions

Currently running sessions are available in the Data Protector GUI, in the Monitor context. As soon as the sessions finish or are aborted, they disappear from the current view. To learn how to view finished sessions, see the next section.

You can view currently running sessions only if the pre-exec script has finished. If no sessions appear in the window, there are no running sessions or they are still in the pre-exec stage.

Use the following steps to monitor currently running sessions:

1. In the Data Protector Manager, switch to the Monitor context.

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