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Data protection status example, About aggregation rules for protection status, 285 about aggregation rules for protection status – HP XP P9000 Command View Advanced Edition Software User Manual

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Status

The object has been excluded from monitoring. Only displayed at the lowest
level (information stores). When an object is excluded, the status of the object
is not aggregated to the upper layer.

Excluded

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Checking the status of application replicas

, page 415

About aggregation rules for protection status

, page 285

Data protection status example

, page 285

Data protection status example

The following example illustrates how to interpret the status display.

Related topics

Checking the status of application replicas

, page 415

About data protection status

, page 284

About aggregation rules for protection status

The Applications view consists of three levels: application (Microsoft Exchange or SQL Server), the
servers running the application, and the storage groups (Exchange 2003/2007), information stores
(Exchange 2010), or database instance (SQL) allocated to each server. To simplify monitoring, a
series of status labels are applied to each level in the structure. In order of priority, the labels are:

Critical

Unknown

Warning

Normal

The data protection status and latest replica are aggregated from the bottom up based on these rules:

If one or more instance of Critical exists on a level, the upper level is also labeled Critical

If no instance of Critical exists, but one or more instances of Warning exist, the upper level is
labeled Warning

If no instance of Critical or Warning exists, the upper level is labeled Normal

This ensures that the current status of each level reflects that of the one below. In the example below,
the top (application) level is tagged with an aggregate status of Critical.

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