HPE StoreOnce 6500 User Manual page 111

Field
Copy Throughput
Source Item Size
Source Item Last
Modified
Source Item Copy
Offset
Source Item Copy
Size
Destination Item
Copy Offset
Copy Duration
Data Copied
Bandwidth
Utilisation
Bandwidth Saving
Unsuccessful
Retry Attempts
Next Copy
Attempt Time
Copy Operation
Cancelled
Transport Protocol Specifies whether the copy was performed using Fibre Channel, TCP-IP or the
Canceling a copy job
HPE recommends canceling copy jobs via the backup application and only using the GUI as a last resort.
This ensures that the backup application catalog stays in sync with the backup images.
Description
The copy speed.
The size of the source item to be copied; this may be larger than the data size
value (but no smaller).
The date that the source item was last modified. This is useful if you need to
check whether the source item might have been modified during the copy
attempt. An error message is also generated if the source item is modified whilst
copying.
This identifies where the data to be copied occurs within the source item.
This identifies the size of the data to be copied within the source item.
This identifies where the data to be copied will be placed within the destination
item.
The amount of time taken to copy the data.
The amount of data copied, which will match the data size.
The bandwidth utilization in Mb/s. This is the physical bandwidth consumed.
The amount of bandwidth saved. The % bandwidth saving depends upon
whether the store has been configured for source-side deduplication with a low-
bandwidth transfer policy, or target-side deduplication with a high-bandwidth
transfer policy. See Viewing the store details on page 91.
If there are multiple unsuccessful attempts, a network link may be down or a
blackout window may be scheduled.
This is the time that the next copy will be attempted, if the previous one was
unsuccessful.
This indicates whether the user has cancelled the copy job or not.
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