Monitor Disk Safes in DCC

Data Center Console allows you to monitor parameters of Disk Safes on multiple Backup Managers at once. You can do so from the "Disk Safes" screen.

Follow the instructions below to access the "Disk Safes" screen.

1. Select "Disk Safes" from the Main Menu. The Data Center Console displays the Disk Safes window as shown in the following image.

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h3. The "Disk Safes" List

The list of all Disk Safes is displayed with the following columns:
* *Enabled* \- Graphically indicates the Disk Safe state. If the icon is green, then the Disk Safe is opened. The red icon is used for closed Disk Safes.
* *Manager* \- The name of the Backup Manager to which the current Disk Safe belongs.
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* *Server* \- Displays the name of the Server to which the Disk Safe is assigned.
* *Volume* \- Displays the name of the Volume to which the Disk Safe is assigned.
* *Name* \- Displays the name of the Disk Safe.
* *Path* \- This column displays the path to the folder where the Disk Safe is physically located.
* *Recovery Points* \- Displays the number of Recovery Points in the Disk Safe.
* *Devices* \- Displays the number of Devices assigned to the Disk Safe.
* *On Disk Size* \- Displays the disk space occupied by the Disk Safe.
* *All Devices* \- Indicates if all Host's Devices are assigned to the Disk Safe. If the "All Devices" option was selected for the Disk Safe, then there is a green icon in this column. Otherwise, there will be no icon.
* *Compression* \- Displays the compression level set for the Disk Safe. Possible values: "ZLib Low," "ZLib Medium," "ZLib High," "NONE," "QuickLZ."
* *Actions* \- This column contains the list of actions that can be performed over the Disk Safe. See the description below.

h5. Disk Safe Actions

The Backup Managers list contains the "Actions" pane.

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The following Actions are available:
|| Icon || Action || Description ||
| !icon2.png! | *Open Backup Manager to view* *Disk Safes* | Click this icon to to "drill down" to the specified Backup Manager's "Disk Safes" screen. |
| !74.png! | *View Recovery Points* | Click this icon to change server name and/or description. |
| !75.png! | *Edit* | Click this icon to edit Disk Safe properties. See [Edit Disk Safes in DCC]. |
| !76.png! | *Close* | Click this icon to close the opened Disk Safe. See [Close Disk Safes in DCC]. |

You can perform some of the actions on several Disk Safes at once by selecting them from the list using checkboxes and clicking the corresponding button at the top.

* *Edit Selected*
* *Vacuum Selected*
* *Open Selected*
* *Close Selected*
* *Detach Selected*

See the descriptions of these actions in the table above.

h4. Filtering the "Disk Safes" List

h5. Basic List Filter

You can use a Basic List Filter to sort the "Disk Safes" list. Click on the "Basic List Filter" button to access the filtering options.

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1. Select the necessary options to filter.

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* *State*\- Allows you to sort by the Disk Safe state (opened or closed).
* *Name* \- Allows you to sort by the Disk Safe name.
* *Manager* \- Allows you to sort by Backup Manager name.
* *Server Name* \- Allows you to sort by name of the Server.
* *Volume Name* \- Allows you to sort by the Volume name.
* *Path* \- Allows you to sort by Disk Safe path.

The following items are available in the drop-down lists:

* *Starts with* \- To filter by Name/Manager/Server Name/Volume Name/Path that begins with a specific character(s). Type in the beginning characters of the Name/Manager/Server Name/Volume Name/Path.
* *Contains* \- To filter by Name/Manager/Server Name/Volume Name/Path that has specific character(s) anywhere in the text. Type in characters that can be contained in the Name/Manager/Server Name/Volume Name/Path.
* *Ends with* \- To filter by Name/Manager/Server Name/Volume Name/Path that ends with a specific character(s). Type in the ending characters of the Name/Manager/Server Name/Volume Name/Path.


2. Click on the "Filter" button.
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If you want to discard filtering options and view the whole list, click "Show all."

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h5. Advanced List Filter

The Advanced List Filter allows you to reduce the number of Disk Safes in the list on the basis of all possible filter options.

Follow the instructions below to apply the Advanced Filter to the "Disk Safes" list.

1. Click on "Advanced List Filter" located in the Disk Safe sub-menu.

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2. The "Advanced List Filter" window will open.

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This window has several blocks with filter options.
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3. Set one or several filter options to search the required Disk Safes.

h6. Identification

* *State*\- Allows you to sort by the Disk Safe state (opened or closed).
* *Name* \- Allows you to sort by the Disk Safe name.
* *Path* \- Allows you to sort by the Disk Safe path.
h6. Statistics

Provides the following filter options: 
* *Recovery Points* \- Select this checkbox to filter the list on the basis of the number of the Recovery Points.
** *Min* \- Recovery Points more than or equal to this number.
** *Max* \- Recovery Points less than or equal to this number.
* *Devices* \- Select this checkbox to filter the list on the basis of the number of the Devices for the Disk Safe.
** *Min* \- Device quantity more than or equal to this number.
** *Max* \- Devices quantity less than or equal to this number.
* *Size* \- Select this check-box to filter the list on the basis of the number of the Devices for the Disk Safe.
** *Min* \- Disk Safe size more than or equal to this number. You can enter a number in Bytes, KB, MB, GB, TB or PB using the corresponding drop-down menu.
** *Max* \- Disk Safe size less than or equal to this number. You can enter a number in Bytes, KB, MB, GB, TB or PB using the corresponding drop-down menu.

h6. Compression

Provides the following filter options: 
* *Compression Type* \- Select this checkbox to filter the list on the basis of the Compression Type.
** *QuickLZ* \- To search for the Disk Safes where Compression Type is "QuickLZ."
** *Zlib* \- To search for the Disk Safes where Compression Type is "Zlib."
** *None* \- To search for the Disk Safes where Compression is not used.
{info:title=Tip}By default, the "None" and "Zlib" checkboxes are checked and all Disk Safes are displayed.
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* *Compression Level* \- Select this checkbox to filter the list on the basis of the Compression Level.
** *Low* \- To search for the Disk Safes where Compression Level is "Low."
** *Medium* \- To search for the Disk Safes where Compression Level is "Medium."
** *High* \- To search for the Disk Safes where Compression Level is "High."
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{info:title=Tip}By default, the "Low," "Medium" and "High" checkboxes are checked and all Disk Safes are displayed.
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4. Click on "Filter" to apply the filter to the "Disk Safes" list.

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h3. Disk Safe Details Pane

This pane provides detailed information about the Disk Safe selected in the list. Most of the presented data is the same as the data shown in the "Disk Safes" list columns (See above). The following information is available:
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h4. Settings Tab

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h6. Information

* *State* \- Displays if the Disk Safe is open or closed
* *Name* \- The name of the Disk Safe is shown. The name is defined during Disk Safe creation. It can be edited later. It is used to identify the Disk Safe in the list.
* *Backup Manager* \- The name of the Backup Manager is shown.
* *GUID* \- Globally Unique Identifier generated by the system.
* *Server* \- The name of the Server is shown.
* *Volume*  - The Volume that includes the Disk Safe.
* *Path* \- Path where the Disk Safe is physically located. For example, {color:blue}C:\Disk_Safe.{color}

h6. Devices

* *Automatically add new devices* \- This option will automatically add all available devices to the Disk Safe. Uncheck the checkbox to select the devices you want to add to the Disk Safe.
* *Protect Storage Configuration* \- This option allows to back up partition tables.
* *Backup Windows System Reserved and Unmounted Partitions* \- This option allows to back up hidden Windows system partition.

* If you click on the !monocle.png! icon near the Backup Manager name, you will access the server details window.

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For more information about server details, see [Accessing Backup Managers in Data Center Console|Access Backup Managers in DCC].
* If you click on the !monocle.png! icon near the Agent name, you will access the Agents Details window.

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For more information about Agent details, see [Monitoring Agents in Data Center Console|Monitor servers in DCC].
* If you click on the !monocle.png! icon near the Volume name, you will access the Volumes details window.

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For more information about Volume details, see [Monitoring Volumes in Data Center Console|Monitor volumes in DCC].

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h4. Data Settings Tab

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h6. Compression

* *Compression Type* \- The compression level set for the Disk Safe. Possible values: "ZLib Low," "ZLib Medium," "ZLib High," "QuickLZ" and "NONE."

h6. Encryption

* *Encryption Type* \- You can assign an AES 256-Bit encryption to the Disk Safe. In that case, you will be asked to create a password. If you choose to encrypt a Disk Safe, the password must be supplied to: browse files, browse Control Panel users, browse databases and initiate BMR.

h4. Devices Tab

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Assigned Devices and information about them. Read more in [Manage devices].

h4. Limits Tab

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h6. Options

* *File Excludes* \- Indicates whether File Excludes and Advanced Excludes are allowed on the Disk Safe.
* *Archiving* \- Indicates whether the Archiving is allowed on the Disk Safe.
* *Control Panels* \- Indicates whether Control Panels are enabled or disabled on the Disk Safe.
* *Replication Limit* \- Shows the Replication Limit.

h6. Data Retention

* *Recovery Point Limit* \- The maximum number of Recovery Points stored in the Disk Safe.
* *Archive Point Limit* \- The maximum number of Archive Points stored in the Disk Safe.

h6. Quotas

* *Quota Type* \- The type of quota assigned to the Disk Safe. Quotas are set to limit the disk usage of the Disk Safe. The limit is set on the basis of space occupied by Disk Safes or size of deltas.
* *Soft Quota* \- The value in bytes or in deltas. Soft Quota is a warning level that informs users that they are close to reaching their effective limit.
* *Hard Quota* \- The value in bytes or in deltas. Hard Quota allows resources to be occupied by data. If the Hard Quota is reached, then the system forbids generation of new Recovery Points. The replication is interrupted and failed.

h4. Statistics Tab

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* *Devices* \- The number of assigned Devices.
* *Recovery Points* \- The number of Recovery Points in the Disk Safe.
* *Archive Points* \- The number of Archive Points in the Disk Safe.
* *On Disk Size* \- The disk space occupied by the Disk Safe.
* *Deltas* \- Deltas are the data that has changed since the last backup run.
* *Pages*
* *Free Pages*


{excerpt:hidden=true}Instructions on how to access and use the Disk Safes list in Data Center Console.{excerpt}