Use this page to specify how Enterprise Vault checks whether or not the data in a vault store partition has been backed up. If you have configured Enterprise Vault to remove safety copies after backup, they are not removed until this check shows that the partition has been backed up.
Choose from the following options:
. When you select this option, Enterprise Vault uses the archive attribute on each file on the partition to determine whether or not it has been backed up.
. When you select this option, Enterprise Vault checks the partition for a trigger file that indicates the items in this partition have been backed up. For more information, see the Administrator's Guide.
If you use the option, you can also set a scan interval. Select the option, and enter a scan interval in minutes. After each interval, Enterprise Vault checks the partition for a trigger file.
If you do not set a scan interval, partitions are checked only when backup mode is cleared from the vault store, and when the storage service starts.
When a partition has been backed up, Enterprise Vault processes the backed up items on the partition to create shortcuts and remove the associated safety copies. Enterprise Vault also generates information about the backup status of the partition.
The
section provides a following summary of this partition's backup status. This information includes the results of the last partition scan, or the current results if a scan is in progress:The date and time when the last item on this partition was marked as secure, or if no backup has occurred.
The date and the time when the last scan of this partition was started, or if no backup has occurred.
The number of unsecured items that remain on this partition.
The number of items that were secured after the last backup.
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