About the Veritas System Recovery 18 Management Solution Home page
The Home page provides a visual overall status of servers and desktop computers. Those computers may or may not have an installation of Veritas System Recovery on them. Actual data regarding computer incidents populates this page.
Note: The computers must have Veritas System Recovery Plug-in and Veritas System Recovery installed to show up on theHomepage.
You can edit the Home page by adding or deleting Web parts. You can add or delete Web parts from other solutions or Veritas System Recovery 18 Management Solution. You can also add or delete the Web parts that already come with the Symantec Management Console.
For information about using Symantec Management Console, click the Help icon in the console.
Web parts for the Home page
The following table describes the product's Web parts you can delete from or add to the Home page.
Table: Web parts for the Veritas System Recovery 18 Management Solution Home page
| Web Part | Description |
| Alerts and Failures | Displays a table of various types of failures and alerts that you can act on or resolve by clicking the associated hyperlink. |
| Backup Status | Filters the backup status results by collection. |
| | Client computer status types include the following: |
| | - Backed up Indicates the number of managed client computers that have made a recovery point of all drives in the last 30 days. And, the client computers have not missed the last scheduled backup. Note: The drives must be set to report full status. Client computers are considered "backed up" without having an assigned backup policy. This status is true as long as one or more recovery points have been created within the last 30 days. A backed-up drive can be fully recovered. |
| | - Needs Attention Indicates the number of managed client computers that have a backup policy assigned but the policy has not run for a long time. Or, it has missed the last scheduled backup (meaning that existing recovery points are probably old). A client computer drive that needs attention can be recovered. However, if the recovery points are old, the recovery points may not contain the latest versions of files or folders. |
| | - At Risk Indicates the number of managed client computers that have no recovery points available for the reported drives. A client computer that is at risk can be recovered if the volumes are set to back up. For example, suppose you have a C:\, D:\, and E:\ volume on a client computer, but only a backup of C:\ exists. While Veritas System Recovery 18 Management Solution shows the client computer at risk, you can still recover the C:\ volume. |
| | - Not Reporting Indicates the number of managed client computers that have not reported back to the Veritas System Recovery 18 Management Solution server. The computers must report within a set time interval regardless of whether or not any policies are assigned to them. Sometimes this error is caused from network connectivity issues. For example, the computer is turned off or is not connected to the network. |
| Computer Statistics | Displays a summary of all of the managed client computers that have a supported version of Veritas System Recovery installed. Servers and desktops sort this information. You can click Desktops or Servers in the legend to open a detailed view of the managed client computers within that group. |
| Destination Storage | Displays a table summary of all defined local and network destinations for recovery points. The table displays the destination type and path, among other things. |
| Failures | Displays a line chart that shows the number of managed client computers that have backup failures within one or more collections. |
| | Backup failures can be caused if you run out of hard disk space at the recovery point storage location. Or, a backup that is unable to connect to the specified recovery point storage location (usually a non-local storage location). |
| | Click Details to review a list of client computers with backup failures. |
| Getting Started | Displays the hyperlinked tasks to perform following a new installation of Veritas System Recovery 18 Management Solution. It also includes a link to Help that lists the common tasks that you can perform, such as how to create a backup policy. |
| License status | Shows the proportions of licenses for managed client computers. You can filter license status results by collection. |
| | License status types include the following: |
| | - Licensed Indicates the number of managed client computers that have a current license assigned to them. |
| | - Not Licensed Indicates the number of client computers on which an expired trial version of Veritas System Recovery is installed or on which no license was activated. |
| | - Trial License Indicates the number of managed client computers that have a trial version of Veritas System Recovery installed. |
| | You can click a license status in the legend to open a detailed view of the client computers within that status. |
| Operating system Statistics | Displays a summary of all of the managed client computers that have a supported version of Veritas System Recovery installed. The information is sorted according to Windows version. You can click an operating system in the legend to open a detailed view of the managed client computers within that group. |