The name of the virtual machine is displayed in the title bar of the dialog box.
Some status information is specific to the hypervisor (such as VMware or Microsoft Hyper-V).
Host
The host name for the machine where the source virtual machine resides.
Status
The status of the backup for the VM (such as COMPLETED, PENDING, or FAILED).
Failure Reason
For failed backups, a brief description of the reason for the failure.
VM Archive Management status
Indicates whether a VM was archived by the backup job.
Proxy
The name of the proxy that performed the backup.
Backup Size
The amount of data backed up after eliminating white spaces; data that was written and deleted still counts as reserved (allocated) space.
Backup Start Time
The date and time that the backup of the VM began.
Backup End Time
The date and time that the backup of the VM finished.
VM Size
The total space allocated for the virtual machine, calculated as the sum of the maximum disk sizes for all of the virtual machine's hard disks. VM size is usually larger than guest size because virtual machine disks are often thin provisioned.
VMware Tools or Integration Services
Whether VMware Tools or Microsoft Integration Services is installed and running on the VM.
Guest Size
The actual space used on the storage volume for the virtual machine.
Powered Off by current job
Whether the VM was powered off for the backup job.
Operating System
The operating system version for the VM.
Transport Mode
(VMware only) The transport mode for the job: nbd, nbdssl, san, or hotadd.
Job Type
(VM-Centric operations only) The job type: Incremental or Full.
CBT Status
(VMware only) Whether Changed Block Tracking (CBT) was enabled for the job.
Hardware Version
(VMware only) The hardware version of the VM.
Backup Type
(VMware only) The method used to perform the backup (VADP or VCB).