To manually check the status of your EVault backup:
- If it’s not already installed, download and install the EVault CentralControl client from EVault’s support website or using this direct link.
- If you’re using CentralControl for the first time, you’ll need to add connections to each server being backed up by EVault:
- File -> New Agent
- Fill in the Description, Network address, and root/Administrator user name and password fields
- Press OK
- Click the “+” sign next to the server you wish to check to expand and display the backup job(s)
- Click the “+” sign next to the backup job you wish to check to expand and display the Logs folder
- Select the Logs folder and double-click the most recent log to display the log. A successful backup will have no errors with output similar to the following:
06-Sep 21:03 SSET-I-04131 disconnect from the Vault at 06-Sep-2010 21:03:24 -0700 06-Sep 21:03 BKUP-I-00001 errors encountered: 0 06-Sep 21:03 BKUP-I-00002 warnings encountered: 0 06-Sep 21:03 BKUP-I-00003 files/directories examined: 280,340 06-Sep 21:03 BKUP-I-00004 files/directories filtered: 0 06-Sep 21:03 BKUP-I-00006 files/directories deferred: 0 06-Sep 21:03 BKUP-I-00007 files/directories backed-up: 280,340 06-Sep 21:03 BKUP-I-00008 files backed-up: 267,837 06-Sep 21:03 BKUP-I-00009 directories backed-up: 12,503 06-Sep 21:03 BKUP-I-00010 data stream bytes processed: 14,782,268,676 (13.76 GB) 06-Sep 21:03 BKUP-I-00011 all stream bytes processed: 14,782,268,676 (13.76 GB) 06-Sep 21:03 BKUP-I-00012 pre-delta bytes processed: 651,912,316 (621.71 MB) 06-Sep 21:03 BKUP-I-00013 deltized bytes processed: 118,090,710 (112.62 MB) 06-Sep 21:03 BKUP-I-00014 compressed bytes processed: 34,164,618 (32.58 MB) 06-Sep 21:03 BKUP-I-00015 approximate bytes deferred: 0 (0 bytes) 06-Sep 21:03 BKUP-I-00016 reconnections on recv fail: 0 06-Sep 21:03 BKUP-I-00017 reconnections on send fail: 0 06-Sep 21:03 SYST-I-07035 send e-mail: OK 06-Sep 21:03 BKUP-I-04128 job completed at 06-Sep-2010 21:03:26 -0700 06-Sep 21:03 BKUP-I-04129 elapsed time 00:03:11
Here’s a screencast showing an overview of the process: