This form shows all restore jobs including those that are being
delivered over the Internet, and those being delivered on physical
media.
| Field/Button |
Description |
| Restore Jobs section |
| This section displays status information about the
restores that have been requested within the past week to 90 days. |
| Restore Jobs (running or completed within n) |
Select the time range for which you want to see
restore jobs listed on this form:
The jobs that are active or that completed in the last week are
shown by default.
Jobs are automatically removed from this list 90 days after
completion.
|
| (Restore ID) <Restore name> |
Displays the restore ID of the restore job followed by its
name, for example (1-1F) Restore MyFile. The unique restore ID was
assigned to the restore job by LiveVault Online Backup and Recovery Service when the restore
was requested. The name was assigned by the user who requested the restore. Click the name of a restore job to open the "<Restore
name>" Details form (where "Restore
name" is the name of the restore job) so you can view details
about the job's configuration and status. |
| Status |
Indicates the current status of the job. For
example:
-
 Restore running.
This restore job is currently active. This
status may apply to both Network and Media restores.
-
 Restore complete. No errors. |
n
errors.
This restore job has completed. The number of
errors that were encountered by the job, if any, are
indicated. If errors occurred, refer to the restore log
located on the computer you restored the data to. This status
applies to Network restores only.
-
 Restore pending.
This restore job has not yet run. For Network and
Media restores, this status is displayed while a prescan is running to
determine the amount of data to be restored.
-
Processing restore request.
This Media restore job is currently active. For
example, this is displayed while data is being restored to the media.
-
Restore shipped.
The data has been restored and written to the
media, and the media has been shipped.
-
Restore pending delivery method decision.
This restore was submitted as an Automatic restore,
and the decision on which delivery method (network or media) to use is
still pending.
-
 Restore cancelled.
This restore job was cancelled.
-
Restore failed.
This restore job encountered errors and
failed. For information about the errors that occurred, refer
to the restore log located on the computer you restored the
data to. This status may apply to both Network and Media
restores.
|
| Estimate complete in <time> |
This text is displayed while a Network
restore job is running. It specifies how long the restore job
will run until it completes. For example:
Estimate complete in 58 minutes
The estimated completion information is based on a prescan
of the data to be restored, and is dynamically updated to
maintain accuracy. It is
displayed once the prescan information is available.
This estimate will be readjusted as necessary following
disconnect/reconnect occurrences.
|
| Progress bar |
This graphical progress bar indicates what percentage of the
Network restore job has completed.
This is based on a prescan of the data to be restored, and is dynamically
updated to maintain accuracy. It is displayed once the prescan information
is available. |
| Cancel button |
Click to cancel the active restore job.
You can cancel any Network restore job that is currently
running. Note: If you want to cancel a Media restore job,
or an Automatic restore job whose delivery method has not been decided, you
must contact Customer Service to cancel it.
|
| New Restore section |
| Use this section to request a new restore. |
| Restore files & directories, or databases |
Select this option if you want to restore your files
and directories, or database files.
Note: If you also wish to restore the Windows NT
Registry or Windows 2000/2003 System State, you must request a separate
restore job for it. Do not choose this option if performing a disaster
recovery.
|
| Restore Registry/System State |
Select this option to restore the Windows NT
Registry or Windows 2000/2003 System State.
Note: If you also wish to restore files and
directories or database files, you must request a separate restore
job for them. Do not choose this option if performing a disaster recovery.
|
| Restore my Microsoft Exchange data |
Select this option if you want to restore
the Microsoft Exchange data that is being backed up by your Exchange backup
configuration. By default all the Exchange data that is being backed up will
be automatically selected for the restore. You can edit the files selected,
for example, if you only want to restore a specific Exchange 2000/2003
Information Store group. If you are restoring your entire Exchange Server
computer, then you instead want to use the Restore my
entire computer option. This option is only available if you have an
Exchange backup configuration defined for this computer. |
| Restore my entire computer |
Select this option if you want to restore your entire
computer, for example, because of a machine failure or disaster.
|
| Restore button |
Click to start defining your new restore job. |
