Viewing the last backup and restore results

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You can view the details for the last backup and restore operations. Details of the last backup or restore operation include the following:

  • Status of the backup or restore (such as "running")

  • Type of backup profile or restore profile

  • Destination of the backup file or source of the restore file

  • Start time of the backup or restore operation

  • End time of the backup or restore operation

  • Result of the backup or restore operation (such as "success")

After a backup or restore operation, the appliance marks the result as "success" or "failure." When a backup or restore operation is in process, the appliance displays the status as "running."

Prerequisites
  • Admin access

Viewing the last backup and restore results using the Web UI

The Backup and Restore page displays the status details about the last backup and restore operation. Example status details are shown in the following illustration.

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Viewing the last backup and restore status using the CLI

Use the commands in this section to view the status for the last backup and restore operations.

To view the details of the last backup operation:
  1. Go to CLI enable mode.

    hostname > enable
  2. View the details of the last backup operation. For example:

    hostname # show backup status
    Backup status:                 not-running
    
    Last backup destination:       local
    Last backup start time:        2016/12/08 18:32:58.112
    Last backup end time:          2016/12/08 18:34:26.301
    Last Backup result:            success
To view the details of the last restore operation:
  1. Go to CLI enable mode.

    hostname > enable
  2. View the details of the last restore operation. For example:

    hostname # show restore status
    Restore status:                 not-running
    
    Last restore source:            usb
    Last restore start time:        2016/12/08 21:13:53.151
    Last restore end time:          2016/12/08 21:13:53.151
    Last restore result:            success