Server name
The name or IP address of the server. If you have specified a reserved IP address, it will be displayed in parenthesis.
Operating system
The server's operating system version
Roles
The role of this server in your Double-Take environment. In some cases, a server can have more than one role.
Status
There are many different Status messages that keep you informed of the server activity. Most of the status messages are informational and do not require any administrator interaction. If you see error messages, check the rest of the server details.
Activity
There are many different Activity messages that keep you informed of the server activity. Most of the activity messages are informational and do not require any administrator interaction. If you see error messages, check the rest of the server details.
Connected via
The IP address and port the server is using for communcations. You will also see the Double-Take protocol being used to communicate with server. The protocol will be XML web services protocol (for servers running Double-Take version 5.2 or later) or Legacy protocol (for servers running version 5.1 or earlier).
Version
The product version information
Access
The security level granted to the specified user
User name
The user account used to access the server
Licensing
Licensing information for the server
Source jobs
A list of any jobs from this server. Double-clicking on a job in this list will automatically open the View Job Details page.
Target jobs
A list of any jobs to this server. Double-clicking on a job in this list will automatically open the View Job Details page.
Images
If this server is being used as a repository server (either as a target receiving data to an image for protection or as a source sending data from an image for recovery), the images on the server will be displayed.
Snapshots
If you have images available, highlight one and any snapshots associated with that image will be displayed. As you highlight a different image, the snapshots associated with that image will be displayed. If there are no snapshots associated with an image, the list will be blank.
Virtual Disks
If you have images available, highlight one and the virtual disks associated with that image will be displayed. As you highlight a different image, the virtual disks associated with that image will be displayed.