Virtualization Protection Status Drill Down Report

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Virtualization Protection Status Drill Down Report

The Virtualization Protection Status Report can be further expanded from the Pie chart or Show Table view to display a drill-down report filtered by the selected category.

The following sample contains detailed information for the Virtualization Protection Status Report in Pie view:

Virtualization Protection Status Report Pie Drill Down Chart

The following sample contains detailed information for the Virtualization Protection Status Report in Table view:

Virtualization Protection Status Report - Show Table

The drill-down report includes the following information for each column name based on the type of backup job performed:

Note: To retrieve data for the type of backup job performed, do the following:

CA ARCserve Backup Agent for Virtual Machines--Add the CA ARCserve Backup primary server to CA ARCserve Central Protection Manager and perform the CA ARCserve Backup synchronization.
CA ARCserve Central Host-Based VM Backup--Add the proxy server to CA ARCserve Central Protection Manager and perform the CA ARCserve D2D synchronization.
CA ARCserve Central Virtual Standby--Add CA ARCserve D2D nodes to the CA ARCserve Central Protection Manager and perform the CA ARCserve D2D synchronization.

Column Name	CA ARCserve Backup Agent for Virtual Machines	CA ARCserve Central Host-Based VM Backup	CA ARCserve Central Virtual Standby
Server Name	<CA ARCserve Backup Primary Server Host Name>	<Proxy Host Name>	<Source Host Name>
Nodes Name	<Virtual Machine Host Name>	<Virtual Machine Host Name> (Power-on virtual machine)	<Source Host Name>
Virtual Machine Hypervisor	<Virtual Machine name of the Hyper-V server> (via Hyper-V) <Virtual Machine name of the ESX server> (via ESX/ESXi) <Virtual Machine name of the ESX server> (via vCenter)	<Virtual Machine name of the ESX server> (via vCenter) <Virtual Machine name of the ESX server> (via ESX/ESXi)	<Virtual Machine name of the ESX server> (via vCenter) <Virtual Machine name of the ESX server> (via ESX) <Virtual Machine name of the Hyper-V server> (via Hyper-V)
VMware vCenter Server	<Virtual Machine name of the vCenter server provided by the user>	<Virtual Machine name of the vCenter server provided by the user>	<Virtual Machine name of the vCenter server provided by the user>
VMware Proxy	<Proxy Host Name>	<Proxy Host Name>	<Monitor Host Name> Note: The <Monitor Host Name> is displayed only if it is used as a proxy for data transfer.
Type of Virtual Machine	'VMware' or 'Hyper-V'	'VMware'	'VMware' or 'Hyper-V'
Operating System	'Windows' or 'Linux'	'Windows'	'Windows'
Protection Mode	'RAW' or 'File' (based on backup type)	'CA ARCserve Central Host-Based VM Backup'	'CA ARCserve Central Virtual Standby'
Backup Type	'CA ARCserve Backup Agent for Virtual Machines'	'CA ARCserve Central Host-Based VM Backup'	'CA ARCserve Central Virtual Standby on VMware' or 'CA ARCserve Central Virtual Standby on Hyper-V'
Last Backup Time	<Time of last backup>	<Time of last backup>	<Time of last conversion>
Type of Recovery	'RAW' or 'File' (based on backup type)	'VM/File/App' (Power-on virtual machine) or 'VM' (Power-off virtual machine)	'Power-on VM' (Power-on virtual machine) or 'V2P' (Virtual to Physical)
Most Recent Recovery Point	<Time of the most recent recovery point>	<Time of the most recent recovery point>	<Time of the most recent conversion>
Last Backup Status	'Successful', 'Failed', or 'Cancelled'	'Successful', 'Failed', or 'Cancelled'	'Successful', 'Failed', or 'Canceled'

You can find descriptions for each field below:

Server Name--Displays one of the following server names, based on the backup performed:
- For CA ARCserve Backup nodes, the Server Name field displays the name of the CA ARCserve Backup primary server, standalone server, or central primary server (of a Global Dashboard) where the node is protected.
- For CA ARCserve D2D nodes, the Server Name field displays the host name of the CA ARCserve D2D node where CA ARCserve D2D backup and file copy is performed.
- For virtual machines protected by CA ARCserve Central Host-Based VM Backup, the Server Name field displays the host name of the proxy.
Node Name--Indicates the name of the agent node or the member server for CA ARCserve Backup or the name of the CA ARCserve D2D node.
- For power-on virtual machines protected by CA ARCserve Central Host-Based VM Backup, this field displays the host name of the virtual machine.
- For power-off virtual machines protected by CA ARCserve Central Host-Based VM Backup, this field displays 'Unknown (virtual machine name)'.
Virtual Machine Hypervisor--Indicates the type of server, whether it is an ESX or Hyper-V, the virtual machine is hosted on.
VMware vCenter Server--Indicates the name of the VMware vCenter used for the particular node.
Note: VMware vCenter Server allows for the management of multiple ESX servers and virtual machines (VMs) from different ESX servers through a single console application.
VMware Proxy--Indicates the name of the VMware Proxy for the particular virtual machine.
Type of Virtual Machine--Indicates the type of virtual machine being monitored. The virtual machine types can be Hyper-V or VMware.
Operating System--Indicates the type of operating system.
Protection Mode--Indicates the type of Protection mode of the virtual machine. The Protection Mode can be Raw, File, Host Based VM backup, or Virtual Standby Machine.
Backup Type--Indicates the type of protection for the node.
Last Backup Time--Indicates the date and time of the last backup.
Type of Recovery--Indicates the type of recovery. The recovery types can be: Raw, File, VM/File/APP, Power-on VM, or V2P (Virtual to Physical).
Most Recent Recovery Point--Indicates the date and time of the most recent recovery point of the virtual machine.
Last Backup Status--Indicates the status of the last virtual machine backup.

You can then drill down further in this report by clicking on the name of an individual node to display a listing of all log messages associated with that node. You can also filter the list by specifying the severity of the messages displayed (Error & Warning, Error, Warning, Information, or All).

Be aware of the following:

You can drill into each column name to sort in ascending or descending order and have the option to view any of the columns on the screen. All columns are enabled by default.
CA ARCserve Central Reporting uses pagination to display the first 100 log messages. You can click on the Next page button to view further messages.
From this drill down report, you can click on any listed error or warning message to display the related troubleshooting help topic with the corresponding reason and corrective action.