10.7 Scheduler
Viewing Scheduled Events
The Scheduler page displays all replication, replication throttle, e-mail report, healthchecks,
and space reclamation events scheduled to occur in a selected time period. To view
scheduled replication events for NAS shares or VTL partitions, click the arrow next to the
folder to display all shares or partitions.
Use the following toolbar controls to adjust the schedule view (see "Scheduler Toolbar" on
page 288):
l To show or hide all shares or partitions, click the plus [+ ] or minus [- ] icons.
l To filter shares or partitions based on name, begin typing in the Filter box. Click the x to
clear the filter.
l To view the schedule for a specific day, select it in the Goto pop-up calendar.
l To view the schedule for today, click Now.
l To update the schedule view with the latest data, click the Refresh icon.
l To move the view backward or forward in time, click the arrows.
l To change the number of days displayed at a time, click Daily, Weekly, or Monthly.
The thickness of the bars on the schedule view varies based on the type of event
and the selected time frame. Healthcheck events have an estimated span of 6
hours. Space Reclamation events have an estimated span of 16 hours. All other
open-ended events have a default span of 2 hours.
Figure 187: Scheduler Toolbar
Adding or Editing a Scheduled Event
To add or edit a scheduled event:
1. On the Scheduler page, adjust the schedule view to display the time period when the
event will occur (see "Adding a New Event" on page 289). Then do one of the following
actions (see "Adding a New Event" on page 289):
l To add a new event, click and drag on the schedule in the row for the type of event to
add. A new event is added where you dragged the cursor.
To schedule replication for NAS shares or VTL partitions, click the arrow next to the
folder to display all shares or partitions. Then click and drag in the row for the share
or partition to schedule.
The new event must begin after the current time, which is indicated by
the dotted vertical line.
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