Viewing Task Summary

Follow the instructions below to view Task information via the CDP Interface.
{info:title=Tip}You can access the summary of the last 10 finished replications and the last 10 Tasks with alerts from the Dashboard. See [Using Standard Edition Dashboard], [CDP3:Using Enterprise Edition Dashboard], [CDP3:Using Advanced Edition Dashboard].
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* *Logs -* Shows logs messages received from the CDP Server and Agent. See [Viewing Log Messages|http://wiki.r1soft.com/display/CDP3/Viewing+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. "Data Protection Policy 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

* *Replication Run Time* \- Indicates total amount of replication performance time in hours, minutes, and seconds. Time spent for File Excludes is shown in brackets.
* *Total Deltas* \- Shows the ratio of received and not received Deltas.
* *Replica Types* \- Details on replica types: CDP replication, Block Scan, Initial Replica, Unknown Replica Type.
* *Average Throughput* \- Average throughput of the task in MB/s.

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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 (CDP 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|Restoring Files].
* *Estimated Object Count* \- Preliminary count of objects being restored. Available if the checkbox "Estimated Restore Size" is selected during [Data Restore|Restoring 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|Restoring 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.
* *Alert Time* \- The exact date and time (in hours, minutes, and seconds) of the alerts that occured during the task performance.
* *Message -* The text of a Log Message.
* *Message Time* \- The exact date and time (in hours, minutes, and seconds) that the alert 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: CDP Server or 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: CDP Server or Agent.
* *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.
* *Agent Name* \- Shows the name of the Agent.
* *Agent Host Name/IP* \- Shows the IP address of the 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.

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