A description of the event.

The type of entity. Possible values are (Json/XML):

0/VPG – The entity is a VPG.

The type of event. Possible values are:

0/All – All event types.

Whether the event completed successfully or not.

The unique internal identifier of the event.

The type of event. Possible values are (Json/XML):

 

 

 

 

 

The link to additional information about the event.

The link details.

The URL used.

The unique internal identifier of the event.

The next path level for the API relative to the current path.

The API interface service.

The date the event occurred. The value can be converted to an understandable date using code similar to the following:

var date = new Date(jsonDate);

or code similar to the Perl code example, jsonDateToString($), in Perl Code Example: Retrieving the First 100 Records.

Entities possibly affected by the event.

The alerts affected by the event.

The URL used to retrieve alert information.

The unique internal identifier of the alert.

The next path level for the API relative to the current path.

The API interface service.

The file level restore sessions affected by the event.

The URL used to retrieve file level restore session information.

The unique internal identifier of the file level restore session.

The next path level for the API relative to the current path.

The API interface service.

The hosts affected by the event.

The URL used to retrieve host information.

The unique internal identifier of the host.

The next path level for the API relative to the current path.

The API interface service.

The sites affected by the event.

The URL used to retrieve site information.

The unique internal identifier of the site where the API runs.

The next path level for the API relative to the current path.

The API interface service.

The VPGs affected by the event.

The URL used to retrieve VPG information for each VPG affected by the event.

The unique internal identifier of the VPG.

The next path level for the API relative to the current path.

The API interface service.

The ZORGS affected by the event.

The URL used to retrieve ZORG information.

The unique internal identifier of the ZORG.

The next path level for the API relative to the current path.

The API interface service.

The internal site identifier.

The name of the site where the event occurred.

The username responsible for the event, system or an administrator user.

The VPGs affected by the event.

The link to the specific VPG.

The URL used to retrieve VPG information for each VPG affected by the event.

The next path level for the API relative to the current path.

The API interface service.

The internal VPG identifier.

The name of the VPG.

The identifier of the ZORG, Zerto organization, defined in the Zerto Cloud Manager.

The name of the Zerto organization, defined by a Zerto Cloud Manager, where the event occurred.

Event categories:

All – All event types.

Entity types:

VPG – The entity is a VPG.

Event types: