Backup and Restore Alerts

CE00608002 MissingVMBackup

Missing VM backup.

This alert is triggered when a descriptor VMDK file has been backed up, but the corresponding flat VMDK file is missing from the backup.

No action is required.

Critical

3600 seconds

CE00610016 ObjectBackupSlaViolated

The SLA for the backup of an object is violated.

The alert can be triggered when the load on the Cohesity Cloud Protection Service is higher than anticipated, or the primary source is loaded, and the Cohesity Cloud Protection Service cannot back it up fast enough.

Verify if a new workload is recently added to the Cohesity cluster or if the primary source is throttling Cohesity APIs/calls.

Warning

CE00610006 PolicyFieldsDeprecated

The policy settings in a policy have been deprecated

The alert is raised after the Cohesity cluster is upgraded from a 4.x release to a 5.x release and the cluster detects that some policy settings used in the current policies on the cluster have been deprecated.

Open the listed policy in the Cohesity Dashboard, verify the current settings, and make any necessary adjustments. See the ALERT: CE00610006 POLICYFIELDSDEPRECATED KB article.

Warning

86400 seconds

CE00610005 ProtectedObjectFailed

The backup of an object that is part of a protection run failed with an error.

The alert is raised when the Cohesity cluster detects that an object (such as a VM) failed to be backed up during a Protection Run. One alert is raised for each object (such as a VM) that failed to be backed up. For instructions on how to enable this alert, contact Cohesity Support. A protection run can fail to back up an object for the following reasons:

There is an issue with the primary environment, such as a removed VM or a Snapshot failure.
The primary storage is full. (The primary storage contains the objects backed up by the Cohesity cluster.)
The Cohesity Agent is unreachable while attempting to back up physical servers.

See the CE00610005 | BackupRestore - BackupObjectFailed KB article for a resolution.

Critical

86400 seconds

CE00610009 ProtectedObjectSlaViolated

The service level agreement violation (SLA) of an object in the protection run was violated.

The alert is triggered when the service level agreement violation (SLA) occurs for an individual object in a Protection run. A Protection run may take longer than the specified SLA for the following reasons:

If the primary storage is slow.
The network is slow.
You specified SLA that is too short.

Investigate why the Protection run took longer than the specified SLA. If appropriate, adjust the time period specified in the SLA.

Warning

86400 seconds

CE00608003 VMCrackingSkipped

The VM contents are not indexed.

The alert is triggered when the Cohesity Cloud Protection Service detects 5 consecutive unsuccessful attempts to index a VM. The alert can be caused by the following conditions:

The Cohesity Cloud Protection Service is not able to mount the VMDK.
The VM Snapshot has an issue.

No action is required.

Warning

3600 seconds

CE00610014 VMMigrationIdentified

The VM(s) present in the vCenter have been identified to be migrated from other VCenter(s).

The alert is triggered when the Cohesity Cloud Protection Service identifies a VM in a vCenter that was earlier part of another vCenter registered on Cohesity Cloud Protection Service.

No action is required if the migrated VMs are mentioned in the alert. If not, contact Cohesity Support.

Critical

86400 seconds

CE00610021 ProtectionPolicyModified

The Protection Policy was modified by a user.

This alert is triggered when a Protection Policy is modified. The modification might include any changes apart from DataLock-related changes in the policy.

No action is required.

Informational

86400 seconds

CE00610019 PolicyDatalockChanged

Datalock settings were changed in the Protection Policy.

This alert is triggered if you enable or disable DataLock for a Protection Policy.

No action is required. Using this alert, you can validate if the DataLock was enabled or disabled by a valid user.

Informational

86400 seconds

CE00610020 PolicyDatalockDurationChanged

Datalock retention for the Protection Policy was changed.

This alert is triggered when you change the DataLock duration for a Protection Policy.

No action is required. Using this alert, you can validate if a valid user modified the DataLock configuration.

Informational

86400 seconds

CE00610017 ProtectionPolicyDeleted

A Protection Policy was deleted.

This alert is triggered when you delete a Protection Policy.

No action is required. Using this alert, you can validate if a valid user deleted the Protection Policy.

Warning

86400 seconds

CE00610023 ProtectionRunModified

A protection run was modified.

This alert is triggered when a Protection run is modified. The modification might include deleting a Protection run, enabling a legal hold, etc.

No action is required.

Informational

86400 seconds

CE00610027 ObjectDeletionRejected

A protection run was modified.

This alert is triggered when the user deletes a specific snapshot for an object instead of deleting the entire view. The deletion is rejected because the view is marked immutable, and therefore individual object deletion can not be performed.

Evaluate if the user can delete the entire view instead of individual snapshots.

Warning

3600 seconds

CE00610041 AgentCertIsAboutToExpire

The certificate associated with the agent is about to expire.

This alert is triggered when the certificate associated with the agent will expire within 180 days.

Upgrade the agent.

The severity of the alert can be any one of the following:

Critical - If the certificate is expiring within 30 days.
Warning - If the certificate is expiring within 90 days.
Informational - If the certificate is expiring within 180 days.

Not Applicable

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