View task summary

{info:title=Tip}The Task results can be sent via email as a Report. See [Reporting].
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1. Click "Task History" in the Main Menu to open the "Task History" screen.

2. In the "Task History" list, find the Task you want to view the summary for and click it.

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{info:title=Tip}To find a Task, you can use the Basic and Advanced List Filters. See [ServerBackup:Customize the Task History list].
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3. Select the necessary tab in the Details pane in the right bottom part of the screen. The available list of tabs depend on the type of the selected task. The following tabs are common for all task types:
* *Summary -* Accumulates general information about the task including verbose status and statistics. If the task is running, displays the progress bar and performance.
* *Alerts -* Contains Alerts that occurred during Task run. See [View alerts].
* *Logs -* Shows logs messages received from the Backup Manager and the Backup Agent. See [View log messages].
* *Task -* Shows details about the selected Task.

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h3. Summary Tab of a Finished Task

The following example provides the list of fields displayed on the "Summary" tab of a finished Data Protection Policy task.

h6. "Merge Recovery Points Summary" Block

The first block indicates whether replication policy is completed successfully or with alerts; shows the number of replicated and failed devices.

h6. "Statistics" Block

* *Merge Run Time* \- Indicates total amount of merge performance time in hours, minutes, and seconds.
* *Total Deltas* *Deleted* \- Shows the ratio of deleted Deltas.
* *Average Speed* \- The average speed of the merge.
* *Total Compressed Size*.

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h3. Summary Tab of a Running Task

The following example provides the list of fields displayed on the "Summary" tab of a running Restore Files task.

h6. "Restore Files" Block

* *State* \- Graphically indicates the current State of the Task. The state can change over time. Move the mouse pointer over it to display a yellow tool tip that informs you of what the icon indicates. A Task can be in one (1) of the following states:
** *Queued* \- The Task is waiting and will run as soon as more resources are available.
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** *Running* \- The Task is currently in progress.
** *Finished* \- The Task has completed successfully and without errors.
** *Error* \- The Task has completed with one or more errors.
** *Canceled* \- The Task has been terminated while running by the User on the "Task History" page.
** *Duplicate* \- There is a duplicate scheduled Task in the queue.
* *Alerts* \- Indicates how many alerts have been received for the Task. The alerts are available on the "Alerts" tab.
* *Start Time* \- Date and time when the Task was started.
* *End Time* \- Date and time when the Task was finished or terminated. For running Tasks, the field is empty.
* *Run Time* \- Total time the Task has been in progress. For running Task, the value is changing.
* *Disk Safe* \- Description of the Disk Safe from which the data is restored. 
* *Recovery Point ID* \- Identifier of the Recovery Point (within the Disk Safe) from which the data is restored.
* *Status* \- For running Tasks, provides information about current action. For example:
** Excluding Files
** Replicating E:\ using full block scan (the Backup Manager is out of sync)

{info:title=Note}"Task Finished" status is shown for Tasks not running.
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h6. "Restore Status" Block

* *Estimated Restore Size* \- Preliminary size of data being restored. Available if the checkbox "Estimated Restore Size" is selected during [Data Restore|Restore files].
* *Estimated Object Count* \- Preliminary count of objects being restored. Available if the checkbox "Estimated Restore Size" is selected during [Data Restore|Restore files].
* *Bytes Restored* \- How many bytes have been restored.
* *Objects Restored -* How many files/folders have been restored. 
* *Objects Failed* *\-* How many files/folders have failed to be restored. Highlighted by {color:#cc0000}red{color} color.
* *Verbose Status* \- Detailed information about event currently happening. For example, "Transferred 180,9 MB out of 500,9 MB." The value changes over time. Available only for running Tasks.
* *Progress bar* \- Displays percentage of already replicated resources. The value grows over time. Available only for running Tasks.
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h6. "Performance" Block

The data is changing "on the fly" during task completion. 
* *Current Throughput* \- Rate of successful message delivery over a communication channel at a present point of time (megabytes, kilobytes, or bytes per second; blocks per second). This field is only available for running Tasks.
* *Avg. Throughput* \- Rate of successful message delivery over a communication channel averaged over the Run Time (megabytes, kilobytes, or bytes per second; blocks per second).
* *Peak Throughput* \- Maximum throughput achieved during the Run Time (megabytes, kilobytes, or bytes per second; blocks per second).
* *Min Throughput* \- Minimum throughput measured during the Run Time (megabytes, kilobytes, or bytes per second; blocks per second).
* *Size Estimate* \- Measurement in seconds. Available if the checkbox "Estimated Restore Size" is selected during [Data Restore|Restore files].
* *Transfer -* Total time the Task has been in progress. For running Task, the value is changing. Available if the checkbox "Estimated Restore Size" is selected during Data Restore.

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h3. Alerts Tab

The following example provides the list of fields displayed on the "Alerts" tab of a task.
* *Message Time* \- The exact date and time (in hours, minutes, and seconds) of the alerts that occurred during the task performance.
* *Level* \- Graphically indicates the level of the log message:
** *Info* \- Presents a general notification about a recent event.
** *Warning* \- Alerts of a perilous, detrimental event. For example, reaching soft quota.
** *Error* \- Informs the user that an operation could not continue or complete due to some insurmountable error.
* *Source* \- Graphically indicates where the message has come from: the Backup Manager or the Backup Agent.
* *Message* \- Contains the text of Log Message.

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h3. Logs Tab

The following example provides the list of fields displayed on the "Logs" tab of a task.
* *Message Time* \- Displays the date and time the message was received.
* *Level* \- Graphically indicates the level of the log message:
** *Info* \- Presents a general notification about a recent event.
** *Warning* \- Alerts of a perilous, detrimental event. For example, reaching soft quota.
** *Error* \- Informs the user that an operation could not continue or complete due to some insurmountable error.
* *Source* \- Graphically indicates where the message has come from: the Agent or the Manager.
* *Message* \- Contains the text of Log Message.

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* You can filter the Log Messages. Use the checkboxes at the top of the tab.

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* Click on "Download Log Msgs" to download the logs to your PC.

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h3. Task Tab

The following example provides the list of fields displayed on the "Task" tab of a task. 
* *State* \- Graphically indicates the current State of the Task. The state can change over time if the Task is still running. A Task can be in one (1) of the following states:
** *Queued* \- The Task is waiting and will run as soon as more resources are available.
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** *Running* \- The Task is currently in progress.
** *Finished* \- The Task has completed successfully and without errors.
** *Error* \- The Task has completed with one or more errors.
** *Canceled* \- The Task has been terminated while running by the User on the "Task History" page.
** *Duplicate* \- There is a duplicate scheduled Task in the queue.
* *Running Status* \- For running Tasks, provides information about current action.
* *Alerts* \- Indicates how many alerts have been received for the Task.
* *Type* \- Graphically indicates Task type: Restore Files, Merge Recovery Points, Data Protection Policy, Vacuum, Data Base Restore, or Bare Metal Restore.
* *Name* \- For Data Protection Policies, the name specified in the Policy properties is shown in this column.
* *Task Id* \- Identification number generated by the system.
* *Server Name* \- Shows the name of the Backup Agent.
* *Server Hostname* \- Shows the IP address of the Backup Agent.
* *Scheduled -* Date and time when a Task was scheduled.
* *Start Time -* Date and time when a Task was started.
* *End Time -* For finished Tasks, the field displays date and time when a Task was finished. For running Tasks, the field is empty.
* *Run Time -* Duration of a Task. For example, 45m 17s. For running Tasks, the field changes and displays the time that has passed after the Task start.
* *Time in Queue* \- The waiting time while the task is performing.
* *Execution source* \- The source where the task was requested.
* *Executed by User \- *{color:#35383d}The User name used to login in application and start a backup procedure.{color}
* *Executed from IP \- *{color:#35383d}The IP address of machine from which a backup procedure was started.{color}

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{excerpt:hidden=true}Instructions on how to view task summary in Server Backup Manager.{excerpt}