You have enabled HSS premium, WTP, or container edition.
Parameter |
Description |
Example Value |
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Enterprise Project |
After an enterprise project is selected, the overview page will display the data in the project only. You can select an existing enterprise project. By default, data of all servers is displayed. |
- |
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Time range |
Select a time range to check ransomware defense statistics. Valid values: Last 24 hours, Last 3 days, Last 7 days, Last 30 days |
Last 30 days |
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Protection Statistics |
Protected Servers |
Number of servers protected against ransomware. |
- |
Events |
Number of ransomware-related events detected within the specified time range. |
- |
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Backup Statistics |
Backed Up Servers |
Number of servers whose data has been backed up. |
- |
Backup and Restoration Tasks |
Number of server data restoration tasks. You can click the number to view the task progress. |
- |
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Protected Servers |
Server Name/ID |
Server name and ID. You can click a server name to view its details. |
- |
IP Address |
EIP and private IP address of a server. |
- |
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OS |
Server OS. |
Linux |
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Server Status |
Server status. It can be:
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- |
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Ransomware Protection Status |
Ransomware protection status of a server. Its value can be:
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Enabled |
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Policy |
Policy used for the server. |
- |
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Events |
Number of events detected within the selected time range. |
- |
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Backup Status |
Status of the backup function. Its value can be:
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Enabled |
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Backup Policy Status |
Status of the backup policy associated with the target server |
Enabled |
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Vault Status |
Status of the vault associated with the backup on the target server |
Available |
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Associated Vault |
Name of the vault bound to the target server |
- |
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Bound Servers |
Number of servers associated with the backup vault |
3 |
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Used/Total Vault Capacity (GB) |
The used capacity and total capacity of the vault associated with the target server |
30/400 |
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Backups |
Number of backups generated in the vault |
18 |
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Policies |
Policy |
Policy name. |
- |
Action |
Action of a policy. Its value can be:
|
Report alarm and isolate |
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Bait File |
Files and directories that store invalid data on servers and are used as bait files. If ransomware prevention is enabled, this function is enabled by default. After bait file is enabled, the system deploys bait files in protected directories and key directories (unless otherwise specified by users). A bait file occupies only a few resources and does not affect your server performance. |
Enabled |
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OS |
OS of the server to which the target policy is bound. |
Windows |
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Associated Servers |
Number of servers associated with the policy. |
- |
The backup of HSS ransomware protection depends on Cloud Backup and Recovery (CBR). Before enabling server backup, ensure that you have applied for CBR.
Parameter |
Description |
Example Value |
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Server Name/ID |
Name or ID of a server that executes a restoration task. |
- |
Backup Name |
Name of a backup file. |
- |
Restoration Status |
Restoration status of a server. It can be:
If a task was skipped, failed, or timed out, perform restoration again. |
Succeeded |
Start/End Time |
Start and end time of backup and restoration. |
- |
The backup of HSS ransomware protection depends on Cloud Backup and Recovery (CBR). Before enabling server backup, ensure that you have applied for CBR.
Parameter |
Description |
Example Value |
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Backup Name |
Name of a backup file. |
- |
Status |
Backup status. It can be:
A backup in Available state can be used for restoration. |
Available |
Purpose |
Backup purpose. It can be:
|
Periodic execution |
Execution Time |
Time when the data source was backed up. |
- |
Only a backup in the available state can be restored.
The backup of HSS ransomware protection depends on Cloud Backup and Recovery (CBR). Before enabling server backup, ensure that you have applied for CBR.
Parameter |
Description |
Example Value |
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Backup Frequency |
Data can be automatically backed up on specific days in a week, or at a fixed interval.
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Weekly |
Execution Time |
Time when automated backup is started. NOTE:
Example of policy configurations Policy 1: Set Backup Frequency to Weekly, select Wednesday and Saturday, and set Execution Time to 00:00 and 13:00. Data will be automatically backed up at 00:00 and 13:00 every Wednesday and Saturday. Policy 2: Set Backup Frequency to Day based and set the interval to two days. Set Execution Time to 02:00 and 14:00. Data will be automatically backed up at 02:00 and 14:00 at an interval of two days. |
00:00, 07:00 |
Timezone |
Select the time zone of the backup time. |
UTC+08:00 |
Configure the backup policy. For more information, see Table 5.
Parameter |
Description |
Example Value |
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Rule |
Number of latest backups to be retained. NOTICE:
This setting takes effect no matter how you configure advanced options. For example, if the rule is configured to keep the most recent 30 backups, and Advanced Options are configured to keep the latest backup in the last 3 months (90 days), the latest 30 backups will be retained. |
30 |
(Optional) Advanced Options |
Daily backup: The latest backup on each of the specified days is retained. |
Keep the most recent backup from each of the last three months |
Configure the backup policy. For more information, see Table 6.
Parameter |
Description |
Example Value |
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Rule |
Select or customize a backup retention period. The system will automatically retain backups and delete old ones based on your settings. The retention period can be:
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3 months |
If the Retention Type of a rule is changed from Time period to Permanent, historical backups will still be deleted by following based on the Time period settings.