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Table 10-2, States, Description, To monitor backup protection from the Status

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Monitoring the status of your backups 121 Monitoring backup protection from the Status page Table 10-2 Icon Backups calendar icons (continued) Description States Represents two or more This icon can appear in the backups are scheduled to run following states: on the day on which this icon appears. Indicates that two or more backups have run and the last backup was created successfully. Indicates that two or more backups are scheduled and that at least one is unavailable. Indicates that two or more backups have run and the last backup was unsuccessful. This problem could occur if an error prevents a backup from running. Indicates that the backup is scheduled to run at a future time. To monitor backup protection from the Status page 1 On the Status page, review the Backups calendar and verify that the backup appears on the date that you ran it. 2 In the Drives column, select the drive that you want to view. The status information appears in the bottom half of the Status page. 3 Move your mouse over a backup icon in the calendar to review the status of the backup. 4 To move around in the calendar, use one of the following methods: ■ Click anywhere in the title bar to navigate quickly to a different point in time.

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Table 10-2
Backups calendar icons
(continued)
States
Description
Icon
This icon can appear in the
following states:
Indicates that two or more
backups have run and the
last backup was created
successfully.
Indicates that two or more
backups are scheduled and
that at least one is
unavailable.
Indicates that two or more
backups have run and the
last backup was
unsuccessful. This problem
could occur if an error
prevents a backup from
running.
Indicates that the backup is
scheduled to run at a future
time.
Represents two or more
backups are scheduled to run
on the day on which this icon
appears.
To monitor backup protection from the Status page
1
On the Status page, review the Backups calendar and verify that the backup
appears on the date that you ran it.
2
In the Drives column, select the drive that you want to view.
The status information appears in the bottom half of the Status page.
3
Move your mouse over a backup icon in the calendar to review the status of
the backup.
4
To move around in the calendar, use one of the following methods:
Click anywhere in the title bar to navigate quickly to a different point in
time.
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Monitoring backup protection from the Status page