Click the client name to view the Host Details.

Displayed only for TSM jobs.

Displayed only for TSM jobs.

Vendor-specific backup software.

Backup job unique identifier, For NetBackup jobs, this is the ID assigned by the backup software. For all other backup jobs, this is a unique internal ID.

Unique backup ID.

Backup type that was conducted: Differential, Full, Incremental or Synthetic.

Reflects the status of the job. This summary status is derived from the data collector’s inspection of the data. The status may be: partial, successful or failed.

Indicates if the job actually finished running.

This vendor-specific code can be used to track down troubleshooting tips in the backup vendor’s reference guides.

The planned date and time of the job’s initiation.

Date and time of the beginning of the backup job.

Date and time when the backup job ended.

Backup job duration.

Megabytes per second.

The time zone where the job ran.

Click the Server name to launch the Host Details.

Job size in MB.

Number of tapes used by this backup job.

Number of files backed up by this job.

Which tapes were used by the job.

Physical device name.

Directory path of the file list location.

Disk pathnames

Click the policy name to launch the Policy Details screen.

Assigned by the System Administrator.

Displayed only for TSM jobs.

Click the schedule name to launch the Policy Details screen.

The name of the schedule type

Storage Lifecycle Policy, if relevant for NetBackup jobs

Indicates how the backup data was treated.

The paths being backed up for the job are displayed in a comma‑delimited list. When there are multiple related jobs, each of the jobs and associated paths is displayed in the related jobs listing. Clicking on any of the related job IDs will take you to the Job Details report.

Click on the Media Name to access additional details in the Tape Details report.

When there are re-try attempts for any given job, each attempt will be listed in the attempts section at the bottom of the Job Detail. Each attempt row displays details of that attempt, including but not limited to, the backup ID, backup status, started writing date, finished writing date, and transfer rate.

For HP Data Protector jobs only, the name of the Virtual Machine.

Unique backup job ID

Type of backup activity

Backup session ID

Indicates if the backup was successful

Message associated with the status

Vendor-assigned error code for issues that occurred during this backup

Message associated with the error code

The backup label associated with this job

Number of the backup

Type of backup job

Indicates how long the backup will be retained

Number of files backed up by this job

Number of files skipped by this job

Indicates who initiated this backup job

Avamar server responsible for the backup

Client being backed up

Domain of the client being backed up

Work order ID

Plug in number

Descriptive name associated with the plug in number

Plug in version

If set to Yes, Avamar group settings take precedence

If set to Yes, dataset settings take precedence

Amount of data that was not included to avoid duplication of data

Amount of data that was identified as Modified and therefore a candidate for backups

Amount of the modified data that was determined to be duplicate data and therefore was not sent

Amount of modified data that was identified as needing to be backed up

Amount of new data that was never backed up before

Amount of space taken up by overhead data

Amount of data that was scanned to determine if it needed to be backed up

Amount of data that was not backed up because it was determined to be duplicate data

Transfer rate

Percentage of the backed up data that was determined to be new

Date and time that the job was expected to start

Date and time that the job was expected to complete

Actual start time of the job

Actual finish time of the job

Amount of time required for this job to complete

When is job expires

Time zone where the backup took place

Name of the Avamar group

Name of the group dataset

Path to the group dataset

Schedule associated with this group

Retention policy for this group

Indicates if the retention policy can be overridden

Click a client name for a job to view the Host Details.

Vendor-specific backup software.

A backup job’s unique internal ID.

One of the following: Full Backup, Incremental Backup, Restore.

Indicates if the job was initiated by a user through the user interface (GUI) or if it was scheduled.

Indicates if the backup has been aged out.

A backup job’s unique Commvault Simpana internal ID.

Backup set that was protected/recovered during the operation and to which the subclient belongs.

Date and time of the beginning of the backup job.

Date and time when the backup job ended.

Backup job duration.

Megabytes per second.

The time zone where the job ran.

Click to launch the Host Details.

Job size in MB.

Size of the data on the storage media.

Reflects the status of the job. This summary status is derived from the data collector’s inspection of the data. The status may be: partial, successful, or failed.

Current status of the job as reported in the Job Controller of the Commvault Simpana Commcell Console. Job status can be success, killed, failed, or failed to start.

Client software for a specific file system, database, or hyper-visor. Resides on the client. An individual client can host multiple iDataAgents.

Name of the database instance that will be backed up (for a database iDataAgent).

the Commvault Simpana storage policy. Links to Commvault Simpana Policy Backup Copy Details report.

Commvault Simpana storage copy which defines where the backup is actually stored. Links to the copy details (which also includes policy details).

Number of directories determined to be available in the backup source at the start of a backup job, or the number of directories selected to be restored.

Number of files that failed to be backed up.

Name of the Commvault Simpana Subclient that defined the backup job.

Session number; this session number will correspond to the activity log messages generated for this virtual machine.

The name of the proxy target on whose behalf the activity was performed. Proxy node agent for a BACKUP or RESTORE activity.

VMware vSphere display name of the virtual machine being backed up or restored.

Context for the type of operation. All Data Protection for VMware records will display a value of VMware.

Type of activity such as for backup and restore of virtual environments. Valid values include:

Incremental Forever - Incremental: The backup was an incremental forever backup, for example, only incremental changes since the last backup of the virtual machine were captured in the backup.

Incremental Forever - Full: The backup requested was for a full backup of the virtual machine or the backup requested was an incremental forever backup but the entire (full) virtual machine was captured in the backup. This could be because this was the first backup for the virtual machine, the virtual machine is not capable of tracking incremental changes (for example legacy VMware hardware version), or there was an error encountered in the VMware change block tracking (CBT) mechanism which necessitated a full backup.

Periodic Full - Incremental: The backup was a legacy incremental backup, for example, only incremental changes since the last backup of the virtual machine were captured in the backup

Periodic Full - Full: The backup was a legacy full backup.

Backup start date and time for the virtual machine.

Backup finish date and time for the virtual machine.

Number of bytes sent transferred to/from the Tivoli Storage Manager Server for a virtual machine backup or restore operation. For backup operations, this number represents the amount of data sent to the Tivoli Storage Manager Server after any data reduction techniques have been applied to the data, e.g., client-side deduplication and/or compression.

This is the return code for the operation as reported in the activity log. For a successful backup or restore, this value will be 0.

Click the Source name to view the Host Details or Object Details reports. If an Object is being backed up, client name will be same as server nam

Defines the source type such as resource pool, datastore or a folder.

Vendor-specific backup software.

Backup job unique identifier. This is a unique internal ID. It is a vendor specific job identifier.

Original identifier of this backup.

Indicates if this backup job is encrypted (Yes) or (No).

Backup type that was conducted: Differential, Full, Incremental or Synthetic.

Reflects the status of the job. This summary status is derived from the data collector’s inspection of the data. The status may be: partial, successful or failed.

This vendor-specific code can be used to track down troubleshooting tips in the backup vendor’s reference guides.

The number of errors logged for the backup job within the designated time frame.

The number of warnings logged for the backup job within the designated time frame.

Click the Server name to launch the Host Details.

Date and time of the beginning of the backup job.

Date and time when the backup job ended.

Backup job duration.

Indicates the total physical size of the source which is being backed up in this session in KiB. For example, if a VM that is being backed up, has a physical disk of 100GB, this field will be equal to 100GB.

Indicates the physical used size of the source which is being backed up in this session in KiB. For example, if a VM that is being backed up, has 60GB of used physical disk space, this field will be equal to 60GB.

Indicates the total amount of data read from the source.

Indicates the total amount of data transferred from the source.

The size of the backup job in kilobytes.

Indicates the size of the data that got backed up in this session in KiB (so far).

Indicates the compression ratio for this backup job.

Indicates the deduplication ratio for this backup job.

The name of protection policy associated to the protected object. A protection policy contains the list of objects to be protected. The protection policy is associated with a policy template that describes the backup retention and archive schedules.

Defines the type of protection policy, for example Backup retention or Archive schedules.

Schedule name configured for this job. The schedule name uniquely identifies the schedules available in the subsystem.

Type of this schedule. For example, Daily, Weekly, Monthly, Periodically, Continuous', and ScheduleAfterJob.

The date when the backup expires.

Name of the storage resource where the backups of this backup job will be saved.

Type of this storage resource. For example, Backup Repository or Scale Out Backup Repository.

Total capacity of this storage resource in KiB.

Used capacity of this storage resource in KiB.

Original identifier of this backup job for the Parent.

Backup job unique identifier. This is a unique internal ID. It is a vendor specific job identifier.

Name of the backup source object. Click to view the Object Details.

Defines the source type such as resource pool, datastore or a folder.

Indicates the total physical size of the source which is being backed up in this session in KiB. For example, if a VM that is being backed up, has a physical disk of 100GB, this field will be equal to 100GB.

Indicates the physical used size of the source which is being backed up in this session in KiB. For example, if a VM that is being backed up, has 60GB of used physical disk space, this field will be equal to 60GB.

Click the Server name to launch the Host Details.

Vendor specific backup software.

Backup type that was conducted: Differential, Full, Incremental or Synthetic.

Date and time of the beginning of the backup job.

Date and time when the backup job ended. Click to view the Job Details Report.

Backup job duration.

Indicates the total amount of data read from the source.

Indicates the total amount of data transferred from the source.

Indicates the size of the data to be backed up in this job in KiB.

The exit code of the backup job. For failed jobs, place your mouse on top of the red exit code to view the exit code details in a pop-up tool tip.

Unique identifier of the backup fragment.

Indicates the size of the data to be backed up in this fragment in KiB.

Size of the storage resource where the backups of this fragment is saved.

Indicates the deduplication ratio for this backup fragment.

Indicates the compression ratio for this backup fragment.

Indicates if this backup fragment is encrypted (Yes) or (No).

Path of this backup fragment.

Name of the storage resource where the backups of this backup fragment will be saved.

Type of this storage resource. For example, Backup Repository or Scale Out Backup Repository.

Host name that the storage location points to. Click to view the Host Details.

Indicates the storage location, where this backup fragment is stored.

Name of the backup source object. Click to view the Object Details.

Defines the object type such as resource pool, datastore or a folder.

Provides the hierarchical path of this backup source object.

Unique identifier of this backup source object.

Internal sequence which determine the order in which messages are displayed.

The output of this session describing the warning, error or success information.