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Name
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The name of the media server.
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Communication status
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If the Central Admin Server Option is installed, displays the
status of communications between the managed media server and the
central administration server.
See Administering managed
media servers in CASO.
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Media server status
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The status of the media server:
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Online - All services are running.
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Pause - The server has been paused. You can pause a media server
to prevent scheduled and new jobs from running on that server while
maintenance activities, such as replacing a tape device, are being
performed. Active jobs will not be affected if they started before
the server was paused.
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Unavailable - The Backup Exec services are not responding.
Depending on the thresholds that were set, active jobs will become
stalled, then failed, and then will be recovered.
See Setting thresholds to recover
jobs.
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Offline - The media server is not online. Services have been
stopped.
If the Central Admin Server Option is installed, additional
statuses are displayed.
See Administering managed
media servers in CASO.
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Media server type
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If this is a single installation of Backup Exec, the media
server type displayed is a stand-alone media server.
If the Central Admin Server Option is installed, the media
server type displayed is either a managed media server or a central
administration server.
See Administering managed
media servers in CASO.
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Description
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Enter a description of the server.
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Version
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Backup Exec version and revision information.
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License key
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The license key under which Backup Exec is installed.
"Evaluation Edition" is displayed if a license key was not provided
during Backup Exec's installation.
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Time zone
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Displays the time zone set for this media server.
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Start date and time
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Date and time Backup Exec was initially installed and launched
on this media server.
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Current date and time
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Current date and time.
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Run Diagnostics
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Click to run the Diagnostics utility to a file.
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