- Notes, cautions, and warnings
- Preface
- Introduction
- Getting Started
- Configuring and Managing Storage and Applications
- Configuring and Managing Multiple Network Links for CyberSense
- Configuring and Managing Policies and Copies
- Managing Reports
- Monitoring
- Performing a PowerProtect Data Manager Recovery with Cyber Recovery
- Recovering PowerProtect Data Manager data
- Meeting prerequisites for a PowerProtect Data Manager recovery
- Initiating a PowerProtect Data Manager recovery in the Cyber Recovery UI
- Running a PowerProtect Data Manager recovery check
- Cleaning up after a PowerProtect Data Manager recovery
- Performing postrecovery steps for a PowerProtect Data Manager recovery
- Administration
- Administration overview
- Manually securing and releasing the Cyber Recovery vault
- Managing users
- Managing login sessions
- Setting up an email server
- Managing Cyber Recovery password expiration
- Resetting Cyber Recovery passwords
- Resetting the IP address on the management host
- Changing the network gateway on the Cyber Recovery server
- Updating the SSL security certificate
- Configuring a daily activity report
- Configuring a telemetry report
- Changing time zones
- Changing the log level
- Collecting logs for upload to support
- Log file rotation
- Protecting the Cyber Recovery configuration
- Retrieving your preserved Cyber Recovery configuration
- Setting up a maintenance schedule
- Cyber Recovery disaster recovery
- Troubleshooting
PowerProtect Data Manager 19.13 Cyber Recovery User Guide
Setting up a maintenance schedule
Delete alerts, events, expired and unlocked copies, DR backups, and jobs when they are no longer needed.
Prerequisites
To ensure that the DR backup is included in the cleaning schedule, enable and configure a DR backup from the DR Backup option under System Settings. The Cyber Recovery software deletes a DR backup using the same process as an unlocked copy.
About this task
By setting a Cyber Recovery cleaning schedule, you can avoid system slowdown. The Cyber Recovery software provides a default cleaning schedule, which you can modify.
NOTE: If the only remaining backup is expired, the
Cyber Recovery software does not delete it, ensuring that there is always at least one DR backup available.
Steps
- From the Masthead Navigation, click
to access the
System Settings list.
- Select
Maintenance.
The Cleaning Schedule window in the Maintenance dialog box is displayed.
- To modify the default cleaning schedule:
- Specify the frequency for when the schedule runs, the time that the schedule runs next, and the age of the objects to delete.
NOTE: The Cyber Recovery UI uses the same time zone as the Cyber Recovery management host for the scheduled time.
The Delete unlocked copies older than field affects locked and unlocked copies differently. An unlocked copy is deleted after the set numbers of days. A locked copy is deleted after the set number of days after the retention lock expires. For example, a copy is retention locked for 14 days and the Delete unlocked copies older than field is set to 7 days. After 14 days, the file is unlocked and then after 7 days it is deleted. That is, after 21 days, the copy is deleted.
- Click Save.
The cleaning operation runs, using the values that you defined in the cleaning schedule. - Specify the frequency for when the schedule runs, the time that the schedule runs next, and the age of the objects to delete.
- To run the cleaning schedule on demand, click
Clean Now.
The cleaning operation runs immediately, using the values that you defined in the cleaning schedule. An informational message indicates that the job has started and provides a View Jobs link that redirects you to the System Jobs content pane.
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