11.2 Replication Send
For information about creating NAS shares or VTL partitions,(see "Adding a NAS
Share" on page 190 or "Adding a VTL Partition" on page 206).
The Replication Jobs list displays the following information:
Click the arrow next to Shares or Partitions to display all shares or partitions in
the list. in the list. Alternately, click the plus [ + ] or minus [ - ] icons to show or
hide all shares or partitions.
l NAS/VTL - The name of the share or partition. Hold the cursor over the name to display
detailed information about the share or partition.
If multiple targets are configured for a share or partition, click the arrow
next to the share or partition, to view all targets.
l Replication - The replication state (On or Off). Click the toggle switch to turn
replication on or off for the share or partition.
Clicking the toggle next to Shares or Partitions will turn replication on or off for
all share or partition.
Replication Jobs Information Description
Target The hostname or IP address of the configured replication
target. If the share or partition is configured to replicate
to multiple targets, click the arrow next to the share or
partition name to display all targets.
Sync ID The Sync ID of the share or partition if Directory/File or
Cartridge Based Replication is enabled.
Last Job Type The type of the most recent replication job (Replication
or Synchronization).
Job Status The status of the most recent replication job (see
"Replication and Synchronization Status" on page 350).
Hold the cursor over the job status to display detailed job
statistics.
Started The time the most recent replication job was started.
Finished The time the most recent replication job was completed.
Schedule A watch icon displays if replication is scheduled for the
share or partition, as well as the next scheduled event
(see "Scheduling a Share or Partition For Replication" on
page 356).
Replication Jobs Customization
You can customize the appearance of the Replication Jobs list in the following ways:
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