Data Domain: How to determine what was cleaned up?
Summary: How to determine which files were recently deleted or expired.
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Instructions
- Advise engaging the backup application support or backup administrator to determine what has recently been expired.
- Search the Data Doman log file ddfs.info files for "Remove:"
- Use CIFS share or NFS export to access /ddvar/log/debug.
--------------- share CODE --------------- path: /ddvar maxconn: 0 clients: * enabled: no users: localhost\sysadmin NFS Export: /ddvar Path: /ddvar Tenant-Unit: - NFSv3 Mounts: 0 Active NFSv3 clients: 0 Active NFSv4 clients: 0 No client entries found. No referrals found.
- The deletion entries will look similar to these:
/ddvar/log/debug/ddfs.info
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06/11 15:30:36.670343 [7f1194e401f0] FM fm_dm1_remove:976 - Remove: /data/col1/mybackup/client-d441-43bc-8b38-56678059e14f/appstaging/MSSQL.TRACE_ID_8d5e4bd022069c7f_JOB_ID_946f5150d5173df2_EXEC_ID_a5a174ab4d10a46b.1718134234.manifest.json, FH: 34bec1:0:35c714:0:a7f042e6:656dfeb4:0:(4294967295:4294967295) 06/12 22:10:20.106836 [7fb0feb01760] FM fm_dm1_remove:957 - Remove: /data/col1/mybackup/mybackupapp/62/81/fc000a01-110a0011-00aa0010-a000aaa1-1a00111a, FH: c382f3:0:c382f5:0:b7056d76:61563251:0:(4294967295:4294967295)
- Avamar Example to relate file to a client and job
This is the Client ID (CID) on Avamar: fc000a01110a001100aa0010a000aaa11a00111a You can then run this command on Avamar to get the client name/path:
avmgr resf --acnt=ref{} Example: avmgr resf --acnt=ref{fc000a01110a001100aa0010a000aaa11a00111a}
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Article Number: 000226351
Article Type: How To
Last Modified: 09 تموز 2026
Version: 3
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