Auto Recovery Dashboard

The Auto Recovery Dashboard is a preview of the most critical information gathered from all entities both on-premises and in the cloud for your organization.

You can use the Auto Recovery Dashboard to monitor disaster recovery performance from a high level. Many tiles on the dashboard open detailed reports that you can use to analyze the displayed statistics.

Procedure

From the Commvault MSP Portal, at the top of the page, click Manage All Accounts.

The Command Center appears.
Click Dashboard.

The dashboards appear.
Click the Auto Recovery tab.

The Auto Recovery dashboard appears.

Dashboard Description

The following table includes descriptions for all the tiles on the Auto Recovery Dashboard.

Section	Description
Environment	The number of entities in the environment, as follows: Replication groups: The number of replication groups. VMs: The number of VMs in replication pairs. Files: The number of file servers in replication groups. To view more information for each of the entities on this tile, do the following: Click a number in one of the entities. A menu appears, showing available regions. Click the desired region. The page for the selected entity appears.
Needs attention	The number of entities and jobs that are flagged for anomalous behavior. To view more information for each of the entities on this tile, do the following: Click a number in one of the entities. A menu appears, showing available regions. Click the desired region. The page for the selected entity appears.
SLA	The percentage of all client computers that met or missed the service level agreement (SLA) that is configured for the environment. To view more information, do the following: Click the SLA percentage. A menu appears, showing available regions. Click the desired region. The SLA Report appears. For more information, see SLA Report.
Replication status	The number of replication pairs in each of the following statuses: In sync: The number of replication pairs that are in sync. Sync pending: The number of replication pairs that are not in sync because the sync is pending. Sync failed: The number of replication pairs that are not in sync because the replication operation failed. Sync paused: The number of replication pairs that have replication operations paused. Failover in progress: The number of replication pairs that are in the process of failing over. Never synced: The number of replication pairs that never replicated. To open the Replication monitor, click any of the links. To view more information for each of the entities on this tile, do the following: Click a number in one of the entities. A menu appears, showing available regions. Click the desired region. The page for the selected entity appears.
Last month's stats	The number of fail back, failover, and test failover operations that completed successfully or failed in the previous month.
Largest hypervisors	The five largest hypervisors in the environment, based on the number of replication pairs.