
PowerProtect Data Manager 19.16 for Cyber Recovery User Guide
Managing copies
The Policies page enables you to view, secure, analyze, and delete point-in-time (PIT) copies.
Prerequisites
You are logged in as the admin user.
About this task
To use the data in a PIT copy to perform a recovery operation, see the following sections:
- Performing a PowerProtect Data Manager recovery with Cyber Recover
- Recovering data to an alternate DD system
NOTE:You cannot analyze a
Sheltered Harbor copy.
Steps
- Select Policies from the Main Menu.
- Click
Copies at the top of the
Policies content pane to display a list of existing
copies.
Each row shows the copy and its associated policy, the copy creation date, the retention lock expiration date, the last analysis status, and the recovery status.NOTE:The row does not show child copies that are associated with a PowerProtect Data Managercopy. The Details pane provides information about child copies, as described in the following step.
- To customize the columns in the table that lists the copies, click
and select the columns to show or hide.
- Click a copy's row to view additional details about the copy and then:
- Click
to close the details pane.
- Click
to open the details pane again.
NOTE:If you run an Analyze operation using CyberSense version 8.0 or later, and the result is Suspicious, the Details pane provides a link to the analyze dashboard on the CyberSense host. - Click
- To retention lock a copy or extend the retention period of a locked copy, see
Securing a copy.
NOTE:By default, Sheltered Harbor copies are retention locked.
- To analyze a copy, see
Analyzing a copy.
NOTE:You cannot analyze a Sheltered Harbor copy.
- To retrieve a detailed report about a completed Analyze job, see Retrieving an analysis report.
- To delete an unlocked copy or copies, select a copy or copies and then click
Delete.
NOTE:
- If you click the checkbox at the head of the checkboxes column, all the copies are selected.
- The
icon next to the expiration date indicates that the copy is unlocked and that you can delete the copy. Otherwise, you cannot delete the copy.
- When you delete a PowerProtect Data Managercopy that has associated child copies, those child copies are also deleted.
- To capture information about all the copies in a
.csv file, click
Export All.
The Cyber Recovery software downloads the copies.csv file.
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