NAS device details page
Business Enterprise Elite Overview
This topic provides instructions for accessing the NAS device details page and describes the details displayed on the page.
The NAS device details page is essentially the NAS share page, which displays the shares configured inside a NAS device.
Access Path
- On the menu bar, click All Organizations, and select the organization containing NAS device from the drop-down list.
- On the menu bar, click Protect > NAS.
- Click the NAS device name to view its details page.
The NAS device details appear on Shares and NAS Proxy tabs.
The following tables describe the fields displayed on the tabs.
Field Description
The following tables describe the fields on the Shares and NAS Proxy tabs.
Fields on Shares tab
Shares tab lists the NAS shares configured on Phoenix and overview of their backup status. The following tables describe the fields displayed on the tabs.
| Field | Description |
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| Add New Share | Click to add a new NAS share. See Add a NAS share form more information. |
| Share Name | Display name assigned to the NAS share, during its configuration. You can click the share name to open the share details page. One share Name may have multiple rows depending on the backup sets configured for the share. |
| Administrative Group | Name of the administrative group under assigned to the NAS share. See Manage administrative groups for NAS shares for more details. |
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Backup Configured |
Indicates whether the NAS share is configured with backup sets and NAS proxy to back up the NAS share. The configuration status appears as follows:
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| Backup Content | Provides a brief view of the files and folders configured for backup in each backup set. You can mouse over the entries to view the tooltip for the entry. |
| Backup Policy | Name of the backup policy assigned to the backup set configured for the NAS share. |
| Storage | The storage name where the data from NAS share is backed up. |
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Backup Enabled |
Status of backup setting specific to backup sets. The status appears as:
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Last Backup Status |
Last backup status, time elapsed since the last backup, and job ID of the last backup. You can click the job ID to view the backup job details. The backup status appears as:
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| NAS Proxy | Name of NAS proxy assigned to the backup set configured to the backup set. |
| Search | Provision to search the NAS share list with the search term entered in this box. |
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Filters |
Criteria to filter the NAS share list based on Backup Configured status and Last Backup Status. The Last Backup Status option filters the NAS share list based on the following criteria:
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| Clear | Clears all the filters and restores the original display of NAS shares. |
| Create a Backup Set | Click to configure a new backup set for a specific NAS share. See Manage backup sets for NAS shares for more information. |
| Backup Now | Click to perform an immediate manual backup. See Backup a NAS share manually for more information. |
| Restore | Click to restore NAS share data. You can perform a restore on the original share or an alternate NAS share. See Restore a NAS share for more information. |
| Delete | Click to remove a NAS share from the NAS device. You can remove a NAS share provided you have deleted all the backup sets configured for the share. See Delete a NAS share for more information. |
- Backup configuration complete
- Backup not configured
- Backup succeeded with errors
- Never backed up
- Backup window expiredFields on NAS proxies tab
The NAS proxies tab on the NAS device details page displays the NAS proxies assigned to the NAS device.
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
| Add More Proxy | Click to add a NAS proxy to the NAS device. See Add and activate a NAS proxy for more information. |
| NAS Proxies | Display name assigned to the NAS proxy, during its configuration. |
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Client Version |
Version of the NAS proxy. The upgrade status of the NAS proxy is indicated as:
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# Mapped Backup Sets |
Backup sets to which the NAS proxy is mapped. |
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Connected to Phoenix |
Connectivity status of the NAS proxy with Phoenix Server, indicated with |
| Connected to NAS | Connectivity status of the NAS proxy with NAS device indicated with  and  marks. |
| Remove | Click to remove the selected NAS proxy. See Manage NAS proxies for NAS devices for more information. |
- Upgradable
- Not upgradable
- Upgrade scheduled