View jobs page
Druva Phoenix defines jobs for all the scheduled and maintenance activities performed on the Phoenix Management Console. Druva Phoenix associates each job with a unique job identification number. The jobs are listed on the Jobs page on the Phoenix Management Console.
The Jobs page lists all the backup, restore, log requests, and defreeze jobs that Druva Phoenix is performing, or performed. Druva Phoenix categorizes the jobs under the tabs, such as Windows/Linux Servers, NAS, VMware, and so on. A job can hold a specific status during its lifetime. If a job fails, Druva Phoenix generates an error and lists the respective error code on the Jobs page. The Jobs page also displays job details, such as the type of the job executed, the resource name for which Druva Phoenix initiates the job, backup content, start and end time of the job, and the status.
Note: Druva Phoenix maintains the job history for 90 days.
Access Path
- Log in to the Phoenix Management Console.
- On the menu bar, click All Organizations, and select the required organization from the drop-down list.
- On the menu bar, click Jobs.
The Jobs page opens with a list of jobs categorized under the following tabs:
Windows/Linux Servers tab
The Windows/Linux Servers tab lists the backup, restore, log requests, and defreeze jobs triggered by the Windows and Linux File servers. The tab displays job details, such as the type of the job, the server that triggered the job, the backup content, and the job status as shown in the following screenshot:
Field Description
The following table lists the fields on the Windows/Linux Servers tab.
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Field/Action |
Description |
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Job ID |
A unique identification number associated with the job. |
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Job Type |
The type of job operation, such as Backup, Restore, Log Request, and Defreeze. |
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Start Time |
The time when the job operation starts. |
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End Time |
The time when the job operations complete. |
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Status |
The status of the triggered job, for more information about the various job statuses, see Job Status. |
MS-SQL servers tab
The MS-SQL servers tab lists the backup, restore and log requests triggered by the MS-SQL servers. The tab displays the Job ID, Job Type, Backup Set, Start Time, End Time, and Status, as shown in the following screenshot.
The MS-SQL servers tab displays Backup (Full), Backup (Differential), and Backup (Transaction Log) backup types in the Job Type column, besides the Restore, and Log Requests job types. You can filter the SQL jobs by the following types:
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All Backups
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Backup (Full)
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Backup (Differential)
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Backup (Log)
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Restore
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Log Request
Field Description
The following table lists the fields on the MS-SQL servers tab.
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Field/Action |
Description |
|---|---|
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Job ID |
A unique identification number associated with the job. |
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Job Type |
The type of job operation, such as Backup (Full), Backup (Differential), Backup (Transaction Log), Restore, and Log Request. |
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Backup Set |
The name of the backup set for which Druva Phoenix initiates the job.
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Start Time |
The time when the job operation started. |
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End Time |
The time when the job operations completed. |
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Status |
The status of the triggered job, for more information about the various job statuses, see Job Status. |
Oracle tab
The Oracle tab lists the backup, restore, log requests, and defreeze jobs triggered for Oracle servers. The tab displays job details, such as the type of the job, the server or the administrative group that triggered the job, the backup content, and the job status as shown in the following screenshot:
Field Description
The following table lists the fields on the Oracle tab.
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Field/Action |
Description |
|---|---|
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Job ID |
A unique identification number associated with the job. |
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Job Type |
The type of job operation, such as Backup, Restore, Log Request, and Defreeze. |
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Druva Phoenix Store |
The name of the Phoenix Backup Store for which Druva Phoenix initiates the job. |
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Backup Mount |
The backup mount created on the Phoenix Backup Store. |
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Start Time |
The time when the job operation starts. |
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End Time |
The time when the job operations complete. |
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Status |
The status of the triggered job, for more information about the various job statuses, see Job Status. |
NAS tab
The NAS tab lists the backup, restore, and log requests jobs triggered by the NAS shares. The tab displays job details, such as the type of the job, the NAS share that triggered the job, the backup content, and the job status as shown in the following screenshot:
Field Description
The following table lists the fields on the Jobs tab.
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Field/Action |
Description |
|---|---|
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Job ID |
A unique identification number associated with the job. |
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Job Type |
The type of job operation, such as Backup, Restore, Log Request, and Defreeze. |
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Backup Set |
The name of the backup set for which Druva Phoenix initiates the job. |
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Start Time |
The time when the job operation starts. |
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End Time |
The time when the job operations complete. |
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Status |
The status of the triggered job, for more information about the various job statuses, see Job Status. |
HyperV tab
The HyperV tab lists the backup, restore, log requests, and defreeze jobs triggered by the Hyper virtual machine. The tab displays job details, such as the type of the job, the virtual machine that triggered the job, and the job status as shown in the following screenshot:
Field Description
The following table lists the fields on the Jobs tab.
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Field/Action |
Description |
|---|---|
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Job ID |
A unique identification number associated with the job. |
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Job Type |
The type of job operation, such as Backup, Restore, Log Request, Defreeze, and DR Restore. |
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VM Name |
The name of the virtual machine, for which Druva Phoenix initiates the job. |
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Start Time |
The time when the job operation starts. |
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End Time |
The time when the job operations complete. |
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Status |
The status of the triggered job, for more information about the various job statuses, see Job Status. |
VMware tab
The VMware tab lists the backup, restore, log requests, and defreeze jobs triggered by the virtual machine. The tab displays job details, such as the type of the job, the virtual machine that triggered the job, and the job status as shown in the following screenshot:
Field Description
The following table lists the fields on the Jobs tab.
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Field/Action |
Description |
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Job ID |
A unique identification number associated with the job. |
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Job Type |
The type of job operation, such as Backup, Restore, Log Request, Defreeze, and DR Restore. |
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VM Name |
The name of the virtual machine, for which Druva Phoenix initiates the job. |
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Start Time |
The time when the job operation starts. |
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End Time |
The time when the job operations complete. |
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Status |
The status of the triggered job, for more information about the various job statuses, see Job Status. |
Disaster Recovery tab
The Disaster Recovery tab lists the DR restore, DR failover, DR failback, and log request jobs triggered by the virtual machines configured for disaster recovery. The Disaster Recovery tab displays the following details for each job: the job identification number, type of the DR job, the entity such as the virtual machine, the DR plan associated with the virtual machine, or the EC2 instance for which the job is triggered, the date and the timestamp when the DR job started and completed, and the job status, as shown in the following screenshot:
You can search for a particular virtual machine, DR plan, or an EC2 instance using the Search box to list the corresponding DR job.
Field Description
The following table lists the fields on the Jobs tab.
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Field/Action |
Description |
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Job ID |
A unique identification number associated with the job. |
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Job Type |
The type of job operation, such as DR Restore, DR Failover, DR Failback, and Log Request. |
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Entity Type |
The type of the Druva Phoenix entity on which the DR operation is performed. For example, a virtual machine, DR plan, or an EC2 instance for which the job is triggered. |
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Entity Name |
The name of the entity, such as the virtual machine, the DR plan associated with the virtual machine, or the EC2 instance. |
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Start Time |
The time when the job operation starts. |
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End Time |
The time when the job operation complete. |
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Status |
The status of the triggered job, for more information about the various job statuses, see Job Status. |
Actions
The following table lists the actions on the Jobs page.
| Action | Description |
|---|---|
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Last updated on |
Displays the last refresh date and timestamp of the job list. Click the refresh icon |
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Job Type |
Click the Job Type filter and select the required filter option to display jobs based on the job type. For more information about the Job Type filter options, see Job Type filter. |
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Status |
Click the Status filter and select the required filter option to display jobs based on their statuses. For more information about the Status filter options, see the Status filter. |
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Started in
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Click the Started in filter and select the required filter option to display jobs based on the time frame they initiate. For more information about the Started in filter options, see the Started in filter. |
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Cancel Job |
Click Cancel Job to cancel a backup or restore job. For more information about how to cancel a job, see Cancel a job. |
to refresh the job list.Cancel a job
This topic provides instructions for canceling a job.
Procedure
- On the menu bar, click Jobs.
- On the Jobs page, select the ongoing backup/restore/log request activity that you want to cancel, and click Cancel Job.
Note: You cannot cancel a defreeze job.