Cohesity Alta SaaS Protection 2.x.x Administrator's Guide
- Introduction to Cohesity Alta SaaS Protection
- API permissions
- Administrator portal (Web UI)
- Manage users and roles
- What is a connector?
- Configure credentials
- Pre-requisites for Microsoft 365 connectors
- Protect Microsoft 365 Multi-Geo tenant
- Protect Exchange Online data
- Protect SharePoint sites and data
- Protect Teams sites
- Protect OneDrive data
- Protect Teams chats
- Protect GoogleDrive data
- Protect Gmail data
- Protect Audit logs
- Protect Salesforce data and metada
- Protect Entra ID objects
- Protect Box data
- Protect Slack data
- Protect Email/Message data
- Configure Retention policies
- Perform backups
- View and share backed-up data
- Analytics
- Perform restores using Administration portal
- Restore SharePoint/OneDrive/Teams Sites and data
- Restore Teams chat messages and Teams channel conversations
- Restore Box data
- Restore Google Drive data
- About Salesforce Data, Metadata, and CRM Content restore and Sandbox seeding
- About Entra ID (Azure AD) objects and records restore
- Restore dashboard
- Install services and utilities
- About the Apps Consent Grant Utility
- Discovery
- Configure Tagging polices
- Configure Tiering policy
- Auditing
- Manage Stors (Storages)
Backup dashboard
The Backup dashboard provides a centralized interface to monitor your backup operations. It offers visibility into the backup status for various workloads, helping administrators ensure that data is protected effectively.
Navigating to the Backup dashboard:
Access the Administration portal.
Click
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The dashboard opens, displaying cards for each workload.
Note:
Cohesity recommends to create one connector per workload. However, certain scenarios may require multiple connectors for a single workload. The Backup dashboard aggregates data across all connectors, providing a clear picture of the backup status for each workload.
The following details are displayed on the Backup dashboard for each workload:
The dashboard displays the total number of items that are backed up versus those not backed up within a selected time range. Use the time filter to specify a timeframe for analyzing the backup status and performance trends during that period. By identifying pending or failed items, you can pinpoint the specific workloads or connectors that require attention. The time filter also helps identify patterns, such as recurring failures at certain times or periods of high activity.
For Microsoft 365 workloads, the dashboard tracks the progress of the initial data ingestion process. View the number of items that are backed up, not backed up, and the estimated time that is required to complete the initial backup. With this view, you can estimate timelines and assess whether any interruptions (network or resource issues) slows down the process.
Note:
Initial backups for larger data-sets can take several months to complete.
Click
option of the required workload to view when the data was backed up. This view highlights times with better performance, showing the number of items successfully backed up during specific intervals. This view can help you, if backups fail during specific intervals, you can correlate the failures with system logs, resource availability, or environmental factors to identify the root cause.For example, if many items fail to back up, you can troubleshoot the issue or contact the support team for assistance. You can adjust the time range to Last 3 Days to gain insights into the number of emails that are backed up within the last 72 hours for the Exchange workload. For detailed information, click
to open the detailed view.
The detailed view includes two tabs: Items and Events.
Table:
Tabs | Description |
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Items tab | The Items tab lets you:
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Events tab | The Events tab provides general information about the item, including:
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