Intel SS4000-E User Guide - Page 122

Stopping a Backup or Recovery in Progress, Restore, Status, Protected disk, Stop Current Activity

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Protecting Local Disks Stopping a Backup or Recovery in Progress Once a backup or recovery starts, you can stop it at any time. For example, you may decide to stop it if you notice that your system is not responding as quickly as you'd like, and you want to free processing capabilities for other tasks. When you stop a backup in progress, that backup does not display in the list of backups on the Restore page, and any changed data that was not copied to the storage system is copied during the next backup. When you stop a recovery in progress, the local disk or partition is left in an incomplete state, and you must recover it again later before you can use it. To stop a backup or recovery in progress: 1. Click Status. 2. In the Protected disk list, select the disk whose backup or recovery you want to stop. 3. Click Stop Current Activity. If you are stopping a backup, the backup stops immediately. If you are stopping a recovery, a confirmation message displays. Click OK to stop the recovery now, or click Cancel to proceed. 106 Intel® Entry Storage System SS4000-E User Guide

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Protecting Local Disks
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Entry Storage System SS4000-E User Guide
Stopping a Backup or Recovery in Progress
Once a backup or recovery starts, you can stop it at any time. For example, you may
decide to stop it if you notice that your system is not responding as quickly as you’d like,
and you want to free processing capabilities for other tasks.
When you stop a backup in progress, that backup does not display in the list of backups on
the
Restore
page, and any changed data that was not copied to the storage system is
copied during the next backup.
When you stop a recovery in progress, the local disk or partition is left in an incomplete
state, and you must recover it again later before you can use it.
To stop a backup or recovery in progress:
1. Click
Status
.
2.
In the
Protected disk
list, select the disk whose backup or recovery you want to stop.
3. Click
Stop Current Activity
. If you are stopping a backup, the backup stops
immediately.
If you are stopping a recovery, a confirmation message displays. Click
OK
to stop the
recovery now, or click
Cancel
to proceed.