Restores

Project from which this snapshot was restored.

Cluster of which this snapshot was restored.

Ops Manager user account that requested the restore.

Indicator that the restore was interrupted.

Date and time to which the data should be restored and the method used to determine that timestamp. Ops Manager expresses this timestamp as mm/dd/yyyy - hh:mm:ss AM|PM.

Total file size of your snapshot.

Estimated file size for the compressed file (*.tar.gz) to be transferred via HTTP.

List of Backup Daemons used for the restore as well as

• their head DB paths

• the number of times a Backup Daemon tried if the restore requires a Backup Daemon

IMPORTANT: No current restore delivery method retries a restore if it fails. This column applies to obsolete restore methods.

Total number of bytes that transferred while the restore job was valid.

Last date and time activity was detected on the transfer. Ops Manager expresses this timestamp as mm/dd/yyyy - hh:mm:ss AM|PM.

Date and time when the HTTP transfer was started. Ops Manager expresses this timestamp as mm/dd/yyyy - hh:mm:ss AM|PM.

Date and time when the HTTP transfer was finished. Ops Manager expresses this timestamp as mm/dd/yyyy - hh:mm:ss AM|PM.

Status of the download when the Admin page loads.

Speed of the HTTP download in MBps.

Information regarding type of delivery. Types include:

Unique identifier of the project that requested the restore and which method was used to make the request. The method is either API (automationApi) or the Console (automationUi).

Date and time when the restore was requested. Ops Manager expresses this timestamp as mm/dd/yyyy - hh:mm:ss AM|PM.

Indicator of the progress of the restore. Phases include:

• transfer

• inProgress

• done

• completed