Media Reports > Media Expiration Schedule
This report gives graphical representation of the expiration schedule for media. The report predicts the availability of media based on the expiration date of the media. Using this report you can determine what media will be available for reuse. The stacked bars represent the number of media of a specific type that are expired or going to expire on a particular day. Different colors are used in the bars for different media types. Tool tips for the bar segments provide the media type and count of the media that is available on that day.
The following are the details that are associated with the Media Expiration Schedule report:
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Report Name |
Media Expiration Schedule |
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Report Category |
Media Reports |
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Where to Locate |
Report > Report Templates > Media Reports > Media Expiration Schedule. |
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Report Purpose |
Stacked bars representing number of media getting expired on a particular reporting day. |
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Supported products |
NetBackup, NetBackup Primary Appliance |
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Applicable View |
Primary Server |
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Report Display |
Historical |
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Drill down report |
Yes. See Media Expiration Details. |
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Can be scheduled |
Yes |
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Supported formats |
PDF, CSV, TSV, XML, HTML |
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Mapping with NOM report |
All Reports > Standard Report > Media and Devices> Media Expiration Schedule |
You can edit the Media Expiration Schedule report to show or hide the columns that you are interested in. All the columns are shown by default. You can also filter the report to view reports of specific primary servers. The following table shows the filters for Media Expiration Schedule report and how you can use these filters to view specific data in the report.
Filter | Column | Description |
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View |
Select a view to show data for the selected view in the report. By default All My Views is selected. | |
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Primary Server |
Primary Server |
Select one or more primary servers to view data for the virtual clients that are backed up by the selected primary servers in the report. All primary servers that are added to the OpsCenter console are shown in the Value drop-down list . |
Example of filter usage: Run the Media Expiration Schedule report for a specific primary server to view the expiration schedule of media for that primary server.
The following report enhancements have been made for the Media Expiration Schedule report:
A new drilldown report named Media Expiration Details has been added.
The unit Years has been added for Relative Timeframe selection. You can now view data for the last X years. You can also select Year from the top-right corner of the report.
The following options have been removed from TimeFrameGroupBy selection:
Days of week Average
Days of week total
Hours of day Average
Hours of day Total
Minutes
Month of year Average
Month of year total
Quarter of year Average
Quarter of year total
Figure: Deduplication Size Factor Report (Historical) shows a sample view of Media Expiration Schedule Report.
The following are the details that are associated with the Media Expiration Details report:
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Report Name |
Media Expiration Details |
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Report Category |
Media reports (Drill down) |
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Where to Locate |
Report > Report Templates > Media Reports > Media Expiration Schedule (click the bar in the historical graph) |
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Report Purpose |
Details regarding number of media getting expired on a particular reporting day along with media details |
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Supported products |
NetBackup, NetBackup Primary Appliance |
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Applicable View |
Primary Server |
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Report Display |
Tabular |
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Drill down report |
None |
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Can be scheduled |
Yes |
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Supported formats |
PDF, CSV, TSV, XML, HTML |
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Mapping with NOM report |
All Reports > Standard Report > Backup Media Reports > Media Expiration Schedule (click the bar in the historical graph) |
You can edit the Media Expiration Details report to show or hide the columns that you are interested in. All the columns are shown by default. You can also filter the report to view reports of specific primary servers. The following table shows the filters for Media Expiration Details report and how you can use these filters to view specific data in the report.
Filter | Column | Description |
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View |
Select a view to show data for the selected view in the report. By default All My Views is selected. | |
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Primary Server |
Primary Server |
Select one or more primary servers to view data for the virtual clients that are backed up by the selected primary servers in the report. All primary servers that are added to the OpsCenter console are shown in the Value drop-down list . |
Example of filter usage: Run the Media Expiration Details report for a specific primary server to view the media expiration details for that primary server.