About the DLO job history

Use the History view on the DLO Administration Console to view information about the status of Desktop Agent jobs. History logs are generated by each desktop that runs the Desktop Agent. The History view includes a computer history and a job history for each desktop.

You can view history logs in either the DLO Administration Console or the Desktop Agent Console. You can filter history logs so that old or less important logs do not appear, or so that only backup or restore job logs appear.

By default, the history logs are updated when a job runs and an hour has passed since the last update. However, if the job's status changes, the history log is updated immediately to reflect the new status.

The History view provides the following summary information:

Table: Computer History pane

Item	Description
User	The user name of the user who is logged on to the desktop that generated the message.
Computer	The name of the desktop that generated this message.
Last Backup Result	The outcome of a completed backup, for example, Success, Warnings, Failed, Canceled.
Profile	The name of the Profile to which the desktop user who is logged on to the desktop belongs. See About DLO profiles.
Backup Mode	The backup mode that is specified in the profile. Backup modes include the following: Continuous. The backup occurs whenever a file changes. Scheduled. The backup occurs according to a schedule. Manual. The backup occurs when initiated by the desktop user.
Desktop Data Folder Size	The current size of the desktop user data folder.
Network Data Folder Size	The current size of the network user data folder.
Network Data Folder Path	The location of the network user data folder.

The Job History pane displays the following information:

Table: Job History pane

Item	Description
Start Time	The time the job was started.
End Time	The time the job ended.
Operation	The operation that is performed in this job, such as backup or restore.
Status	The current status of the job, such as active, completed, completed with errors, completed with warnings, canceled, or failed.
Files Protected (Desktop)	The number of files that are copied to the desktop user data folder during the job.
Size Protected (Desktop)	The total bytes of data that are copied to the desktop user data folder during the job.
Files Protected (Network)	The number of files that are copied to the network user data folder during the job.
Size Protected (Network)	The total bytes of data that are copied to the network user data folder during the job.
Errors	The number of errors, if any, that were generated during the job.