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View Log You can view the log files generated by a MediaAgent. The files that reside on a given computer may differ depending on the role of the computer in the CommCell (CommServe, MediaAgent, Client). A CommServe computer contains only the CommServe log files. A computer that is both a CommServe and a MediaAgent contains the log files of both entities. Send log You can send the log files either from the CommCell Console, or from the Command line to email recipients as mails, or to a remote computer. You can also upload the log files to any existing FTP server. |
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This option allows you to install updates from the CommServe cache or a designated software cache on a remote client if multi-cache configuration is set up for use. |
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Alerts allow you to set e-mail notifications to MediaAgent related events. |
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A MediaAgent’s Index Directory information be viewed from the Catalog tab of the MediaAgent Properties dialog box. You can view or modify the following information associated with the MediaAgent’s Index Directory configuration:
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The Version tab of the MediaAgent Properties dialog box displays the version number of the MediaAgent software that is installed on the MediaAgent computer. It also displays all post-release Service Packs and Automatic Updates that may have been installed on the MediaAgent. It also displays the location of the update information. |
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The Audit tab in the Entity Properties dialog box can be used to add notes about the entity. Notes can include information about maintenance, software installations, or other events. Severity level can be configured for each added note. |
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Security allows you to associate the MediaAgent with one or more CommCell user groups. |
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The Additional Settings tab enables you to add, edit, or delete additional settings for Windows and UNIX MediaAgents. |
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If a firewall separates MediaAgent and other CommCell components it communicates, then you can specify the incoming and outgoing connectivity details between MediaAgent and the components in the Network Route Configuration tab. |
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The network traffic for MediaAgents can be throttled based on the network bandwidth in your environment. This is useful to regulate network traffic and minimize bandwidth congestion. By default, network throttling is disabled. You can enable the throttling options for a MediaAgent. Once configured, the throttling options are applied to all data transfer and control message operations, such as Backup operations, Copy operations including DASH copy, Restore operations, etc. |
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The Audit Trail feature allows you to track the operations of users who have access to the CommCell. This capability is useful when you want to determine the source of a detrimental operation that was performed in the CommCell. |
MediaAgent - Additional Operations
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