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NOTE: The default priority is 5. If one agent is given the priority 1, and another agent is given the
priority Highest, the agent with the Highest priority replicates before the agent with the 1
priority.
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Click OK.
Monitoring replication
When replication is set up, you can monitor the status of replication tasks for the source and target cores.
You can refresh status information, view replication details, and more.
To monitor replication:
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In the Core Console, click the Replication tab.
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On this tab, you can view information about and monitor the status of replication tasks described as
follows:
Table 4. Monitoring replication
Section
Pending Replication Requests
Outstanding Seed Drives
Outgoing Replication
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Description
Lists your customer ID, email
address, and host name when a
replication request is submitted
to a third-party service provider.
It is listed here until the MSP
accepts the request.
Lists seed drives that have been
written but not yet consumed
by the target core. It includes
the remote core name, date on
which it was created, and the
date range.
Lists all target cores to which
the source core is replicating. It
includes the remote core name,
the state of existence, the
number of protected machines
being replicated, and the
progress of a replication
transmission.
Available Actions
In the drop-down menu, click
Ignore to ignore or reject the
request.
In the drop-down menu, click
Abandon to abandon or cancel
the seed process.
On a source core, in the drop-
down menu, you can select the
following options:
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Details — Lists the ID, URI,
display name, state,
customer ID, email address,
and comments for the
replicated core.
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Change Settings — Lists the
display name and lets you
edit the host and port for
the target core.
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Add Agents — Lets you
select a host from a drop-
down list, select protected
machines for replication,
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