This feature is supported by all agents except ContinuousDataReplicator. Blackout Window operation rules can be created at the following levels in the CommCell Browser:
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CommServe
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Client Computer Group
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Client
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Agent
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Instance
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Backup Set/Archive Set
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Subclient
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MediaAgent
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Schedule Policy
For more information, see Setting Operation Rules.
The following table lists the operations supported at each level:
Operations |
CommServe Level |
Client Computer Group Level |
Client Level |
Agent Level |
Backup Set Level |
Subclient Level |
MediaAgent Level |
Schedule Policy Level |
Full Data Management (full backups) |
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Non Full Data Management (non full backups) |
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Transaction log backup |
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Backup Copy |
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Data Recovery |
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Data Pruning |
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Data Analytics |
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Synthetic Full |
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Auxiliary Copy |
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Disaster Recovery Backup |
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Data Verification |
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Erase Spare Media |
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Delete Data By Browsing |
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Delete Archived Data |
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Offline Content Indexing |
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Information Management |
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Media Refreshing |
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Cleanup Operation |
For example, the Full Data Management operation will not allow full backup jobs to run during the specified blackout window. The Non Full Data Management operation will do the same for non full backup jobs, for example, differential backups.
* The blackout window for auxiliary copy can be enabled on the MediaAgent or the client level and it is honored when the Performing an Auxiliary Copy Operation option is enabled. However, the blackout window might not be honored and the auxiliary copy operation might still run, if the CommCell Console from where the blackout window is enabled on the MediaAgent and the CommServe are in different time zones.