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Data Protection : SnapVault : Window descriptions : SnapVault Window

SnapVault Window
You can use the SnapVault window to create, display, and manage SnapVault relationships.
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Relationships tab
Command buttons
You can use the following command buttons from the Relationships tab:
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Opens the SnapVault Relationship Create wizard, which enables you to create a SnapVault relationship between a source qtree and a destination qtree.
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Opens the Edit SnapVault Relationship dialog box, which enables you to edit the data transfer rate, attempts, and source path of a SnapVault relationship.
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Opens the Remote Access dialog box, which enables you to manage access to source volumes or qtrees from remote destination systems, and access to a destination qtree from a remote source system.
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Updates the information in the window.
Operations
Displays the operations that can be performed on a SnapVault relationship.
Relationships list
You can view the following information from the Relationships tab:
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Specifies the source volume or qtree from which data is backed up in a SnapVault relationship.
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Specifies the destination qtree to which data is backed up in a SnapVault relationship.
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Specifies the SnapVault state such as snapvaulted, unknown, broken-off, or uninitialized.
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Specifies the SnapVault relationship status such as idle or transferring.
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Specifies the status of the data transfer.
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Specifies the difference between the current time and the timestamp of the Snapshot copy that was last successfully transferred to the destination storage system. It indicates the time difference between the data that is currently on the source system and the latest data stored on the destination system.
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Specifies the type of SnapVault relationship.
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Base Snapshot copy
Specifies the name of the base Snapshot copy.
Relationships areas
You can view the following information from the Relationships tab:
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The details area includes details about the SnapVault relationship, such as the data transfer rates, status, size, and schedule of the relationship.
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The associated schedules area displays the SnapVault schedules on the specified destination volume or source volume.
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The Snapshot copies area displays the Snapshot copies that are created by the SnapVault relationship on the specified destination volume or source volume.
Schedules tab
Command buttons
You can use the following command buttons from the Schedules tab:
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Opens the Create Schedule dialog box, which enables you to create a SnapVault schedule.
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Opens the Edit Schedule dialog box, which enables you to edit the SnapVault schedule details and the schedule type.
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Deletes the SnapVault schedule.
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Creates a new Snapshot copy on the specified volume, based on the defined SnapVault schedule.
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Displays the SnapVault schedules for the volumes in a tree or list format.
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Updates the information in the window.
Schedules list
You can view the following information from the Schedules tab:
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Specifies the volume for which the SnapVault schedule is displayed.
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Specifies the schedule for a volume.
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Specifies the schedule status as idle, active, saving, or aborting.
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Specifies the schedule details such as day and time.
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Maximum Snapshot copies to Retain
Specifies the maximum Snapshot copies that must be retained by the schedule.
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Specifies the number of SnapVault relationships that the volume is in.
Schedules areas
You can view the following information from the Schedules tab:
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The details area includes details about the SnapVault schedule, such as the number of Snapshot copies, schedule type, and role of the volume (whether it is a source or a destination).
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The associated relationships area displays the SnapVault relationships that are associated with the volume, state, and status of the SnapVault relationship.
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The Snapshot copies area displays the Snapshot copies that are created by SnapVault on the specified schedule.


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