3
In the tree panel of the Recovery Point Browser, select the recovery point.
For example: C_Drive001.v2i.
4
On the File menu, click Verify Recovery Point.
If the Verify Recovery Point option is unavailable, you must first dismount
the recovery point. Right-click the recovery point and click Dismount
Recovery Point.
5
When the validation is complete, click OK.
Viewing the progress of a backup
You can view the progress of a backup while it runs to determine how much time
remains until the backup completes.
To view the progress of a backup
◆
While a backup is running, on the View menu, click Progress and
Performance.
Compression levels for drive-based backups
During the creation of a recovery point, compression results may vary, depending
on the types of files saved to the drive you are backing up.
The following table describes the available compression levels.
Table 6-8
Compression levels
DescriptionCompression level
Use this option if storage space is not an issue. However, if
the backup is being saved to a busy network drive, high
compression may be faster than no compression because
there is less data to write across the network.
None
This option uses low compression for a 40 percent average
data compression ratio on recovery points. This setting is
the default.
Standard (recommended)
This option uses medium compression for a 45 precent
average data compression ratio on recovery points.
Medium
Backing up entire drives
Compression levels for drive-based backups
74
To Next Page
Loading...
