Stop | Click to attempt to stop the process. This cannot be undone. |
Ready | If the process is waiting for user input (e.g. a CD), this button will activate. Click to continue the process. |
Working On Section • Note: Since most processes are multi-threaded, they may finish faster than the GUI can refresh the screen. | |
File | Shows the item currently being processed. • Since only one item can appear in this field at a time, not all files processed can be displayed and only larger files have the probability of appearing. • Percentage bar: Shows the progress of the current item being processed. This only appears if the file’s processing time is long enough to be visually represented. |
Dir | Shows the last directory scanned. • Note: This is independent of the file that is displayed as being processed. |
Set | Shows the backup set or VM replication set (including the network resource). |
Details Section | |
Total Amount | Shows the total amount of data processed so far. |
Total Files | Shows the total number of files processed so far. |
Amount Left | Shows the total amount of data left to process. |
Files Left | Shows the total number of files left to process. |
Status | Shows any relevant status comments about the activity |
Progress | If the percentage bar appears, it shows the progress for the overall process. |
Warnings | Shows the number of warnings that occurred during the activity (if any). |
Errors | Shows the number of errors that occurred during the activity (if any). |
Event Log | Click to view the event log, which shows any error information about the session. |
Statistics Section | |
Digital Time Counter(s) | Shows the time that has elapsed since the beginning of the activity. If you chose to run PreScan in the Select Files for Demand Backup Dialog Box, a second time counter appears to display the estimated time remaining for the activity. |
KB/sec | Shows the data transfer rate between the DS-Client and the network resource. The data transfer rate is dependent on your communications infrastructure. Communication can be over a public network or through a direct LAN connection with DS‑System. Check with your service provider to determine which connections are supported in your service area. Note that the data transfer rate also depends on the file type and the compression ratio achieved on the file. • Note: For some processes (e.g. delete) this rate is measured in Files per second. |