Store Details Tab - HP StoreOnce User Manual

Table 22 Store fields
Field
Name
Version
Status
Created
Number of Catalyst
items
Size on disk
User data stored
Dedupe ratio

Store details tab

The Store Details tab displays the details that were specified when the store was created. Users
with an Admin logon may create and edit store details. They may also delete stores.
Table 23 Store details
Name
Description
Data job retention
period (days)
Inbound Copy Log
retention period (days)
Outbound Copy Log
retention period (days)
Primary (default)
transfer policy
Description
The name of the store. This may be created manually through the HP StoreOnce Backup system
or generated by the backup application.
The version of the store.
The status of the store. When you create a store you will see the status change until it becomes
Online.
The date and time that the store was created.
The number of Catalyst items contained within the store.
The size of the store on the disk. This is the physical disk space consumed, the actual size after
deduplication.
The amount of data stored. This is the amount of data that the user has backed up and reconciles
with the logical data recorded on the backup application.
The dedupe ratio which is the ratio of duplicate data against new data identified in the data
job.
The name of the store. This may be created manually through the HP StoreOnce Backup system
or generated by the backup application.
A description for the store.
The retention period for information about data jobs. This information is displayed on the Data
Jobs tab, which provides a log of all data job activity. The default is 90 days.
The retention period for information about inbound copy jobs. This information is displayed
on the Inbound Copy Jobs tab, which provides a log of all data job activity. The default is 90
days.
The retention period for information about outbound copy jobs. This information is displayed
on the Outbound Copy Jobs tab, which provides a log of all data job activity. The default is
90 days.
This may be High or Low.
High means all data is sent from the media server and deduplicated on the HP StoreOnce
Backup system. This can also be described as target-side deduplication.
Low means that the media server deduplicates the data and sends only unique data. This
can also be described as source-side deduplication.
The primary transfer policy is the default transfer policy for the server. Each media server may
be configured individually to use the most efficient transfer policy. As long as the two transfer
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