NetBackup SLP Status by Destination (AIR Activity)
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In the NetBackup SLP Status report click a Primary Server link to view the report by SLP. In the NetBackup SLP Status by SLP, click the to view the NetBackup SLP Status by Destination (AIR Activity) report.
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See NetBackup SLP Status by SLP .
This report lists the details related to Auto Image Replication (AIR) activity. Using the statistics available in this report, you can determine the status of the replication process, such as how much replication to a remote site has been completed.
Table: NetBackup SLP Status by Destination (AIR Activity)
Column name | Description |
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Primary Server |
This is where the SLP is located. Click the link to drill down to the SLP Status by SLP report. This column lists all the primary servers that have associated SLPs. An SLP may be on the origin primary server or on any of the destination primary servers (in the case of duplication to a remote primary. Click the link to view Host Details. |
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SLP Name |
Name of the SLP that is configured on the primary server |
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SLP Version |
Version that is associated with the specific SLP on the associated primary server. Click the link to view details. See NetBackup SLP Details . |
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Data Classification |
Data classification that is associated with the SLP destination. |
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Origin primary Server |
Where the primary backup copy resides. This is the server that created the image. The SLP can run on the origin primary server or any of the destination primary servers (in the case of duplication to a remote primary). If duplication is to a remote primary server, the origin primary server and primary server where the SLP is currently running may be different. |
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Operation |
The operation that is performed on an image copy for the specific SLP destination. Examples: Duplication, Backup, or Import. |
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Retention |
Retention period that is associated with the specific SLP destination. |
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Destination |
Destination where an image should reside as per the SLP definition. |
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Average Lag Time |
This value, calculated as the copy time minus the backup time, can be used to determine how much time is required to duplicate the primary copy to a particular destination for a specific SLP. It reflects how fast or slow duplications occur. This value is displayed in seconds. |
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# Expected Copies |
Total number of image copies for the specific SLP on the associated primary server (includes both complete and incomplete copies). |
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% Copy Complete |
Percentage of completed copies for the specific SLP on the selected primary server. |
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Copies Completed |
The number of completed copies for the specific SLP on the selected primary server. |
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Total Expected Size |
The size of all copies for the SLP, calculated as: (Number of copies for the specific SLP) * (backup copy size for the specific SLP). Note: The total expected size for all copies is a front-end size and is derived from the number of copies multiplied by the size of the backup copy. The effects of deduplication, compression, and optimized deduplication on the Total Expected Size are not considered in the SLP reports. |
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Completed Copy Size % |
Percentage of completed copy size for the specific SLP on the selected primary server. This value is calculated as: Completed Copy Size / Total Expected Size - all copies * 100. This is derived from the aggregate size of all the completed copies for the specific SLP on the selected primary server. |
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Completed Copy Size |
Aggregate size of all the completed copies in the database for the SLP and the specific SLP destination. This value is calculated as: (Completed Copy Count for the specific SLP) x (Size of backup copy for the specific SLP). |
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Remaining Copy Size |
Amount that still needs to be copied. |