To learn more about consolidated backup failure alerts (root cause) and how you can use the DPM tools to troubleshoot and resolve issues, see Working with Consolidated Backup Failure Alerts (Root Cause) (). To view this, select the alert in the alert view and click on the action Get more information External AdditionalĪdditional information for this failure is available on the DPM website. After the root cause is understood and resolved, resume the backups using the Resume DPM Backup action. Its a tool for backing up files stored on your Windows PC. See the alert details pane for steps to resolve this alert. It could be one hard drive or multiple hard drives on a. This program is especially useful for people who have multiple storage drives. It protects your files, photos, music, and other data from being deleted accidentally, as well as any viruses or hard drive crashes. See the alert details pane for more information about the cause of this alert. It is a tool to back up files on your Windows PC. To view the data sources affected by this issue, click on the action View Affected Items.

After the root cause is fixed, backups can be run for all the affected data sources.

In this alert, failed backups share the same root cause. This is a consolidated backup failure alert (root cause) that represents one or more backup failures which have occurred on the DPM server because one of the infrastructure objects, such as the protection agent, DPM disk, DPM library, is in an unhealthy state.

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