11.4 Receive VTL
Started The time the most recent replication job was started.
Finished The time the most recent replication job finished.
Status The status of the most recent replication job (see
"Replication and Synchronization Status" on page 350).
Click the status to display detailed information about the
most recent replication job.
Click a column heading to sort the rows in the table by that column. Click the
column heading again to reverse the sort order.
Recovering a Partition
Recover a VTL partition if the source system is unavailable and you need to access the
partition (for example, to continue performing backups). When you recover a partition,
you select a received snapshot. The ETERNUS CS800 uses the snapshot to recreate the
partition on the target system just as it was at the point in time when the snapshot was
saved.
To recover a partition, the target system must support the library emulation and
drive type used in the original partition. For a list of the available library
emulations and drive types on the target system, see "Adding a VTL Partition" on
page 206.
To recover a partition:
1. On the target system, select a snapshot in the Snapshots List and click Recover.
The Recovered Partition Name page displays (see "Recovered Partition Name Page"
on page 369).
Figure 256: Recovered Partition Name Page
2. (Optional) In the Recovered Partition Name box, type a new name for the recovered
partition. (The default name is the original partition name.)
3. Click Apply.
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