Learn about the available tools in the user interface (UI).
PowerProtect Data Manager UI tools
CAUTION Although displayed, some tools are not supported in AWS deployments of
PowerProtect Data Manager. Using these tools might cause unexpected results.
Table 1. PowerProtect Data Manager toolsPowerProtect Data Manager tools
Menu item
Description
Dashboard
Provides a high-level view of the overall state the
PowerProtect Data Manager system and includes the following information:
Alerts—System alerts
Protection—Details about protection policies
Jobs—Details and status of system and protection jobs. You can use the
Protection Jobs and
System Jobs windows to manage jobs, search, and view details. Filter and sort the information that appears to find specific jobs or tasks.
Policy—Details include number of successes, failures, and excluded assets for each asset type
Compliance—Compliance verification statistics. By default, the in compliance asset count and out of compliance asset count displays for all asset types. You can select a specific asset type from the
Asset Type list to display compliance statistics for only that category.
PowerProtect Data Manager refreshes the data hourly unless you run an ad hoc discovery.
Infrastructure
Click
Infrastructure to:
View and manage all assets:
VMware virtual machines
File systems
VMAX storage Groups
Kubernetes clusters
Microsoft Exchange
SQL databases
Oracle databases
SAP HANA databases
Add vCenter and application and
File System host asset sources.
View and manage Integrated Storage.
Add a
VM Direct appliance with the
VM Direct protection engine for virtual machine data protection.
Manage the vSphere Installation Bundle (VIB) for virtual machine crash-consistent data protection performed with the Transparent Snapshot Data Mover (TSDM) protection mechanism.
Manage registration of Oracle RMAN agent, Microsoft application agent, SAP HANA agent, and
File System agent.
View and manage Cloud Disaster Recovery.
NOTE Cloud Disaster Recovery is not supported.
Create and manage a Search Cluster.
NOTE Search Clusters are not supported.
Add PowerProtect Cloud Snapshot Manager tenants as asset sources for jobs, alerts, and reports.
Protection
Click
Protection to:
Add protection policies to back up assets.
Manage Service Level Agreements (SLAs).
Add, edit, and delete Dynamic Groups for assets.
Restore
Click
Restore to:
View asset copy location details and initiate a
Restore operation.
Manage Instant Access Sessions.
Use the File Search feature to find and restore virtual machine file copies.
Alerts
Click
Alerts to:
View and acknowledge alerts and events.
View and examine Audit logs.
Export audit logs to CSV files.
Set audit log boundaries.
Administration
Click
Administration to:
Configure users and roles.
Set password credentials and manage key chains.
View certificates.
Configure alert notifications.
Add LDAP Identity Sources.
Jobs
Click
Jobs to manage jobs, view by protection or system, filter, and view details.
Reporting
Click
Reporting to log in to
CloudIQ.
Banner UI options
The following table describes the icons that are located in the
PowerProtect Data Manager banner.
Table 2. Banner UI optionsBanner UI options
Option
Description
Click to enter search criteria to find assets, jobs, logs, and alerts.
Click to see recent alerts.
Click to restore assets from replicated copies through quick recovery. This icon only appears when this system receives replicated metadata from a source system.
Click to configure and manage
PowerProtect Data Manager system network, time zone, and NTP settings, DR backups, security, licenses, updates, authentication, agent downloads, and support, and to access the
Getting Started page.
Click to log out, and log in as a different user.
Click to see
PowerProtect Data Manager version information.
Click to obtain more information about
PowerProtect Data Manager, access
Customer Support, send feedback, or view the REST API documentation.
Click to launch Cloud Snapshot Manager.
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