So, let’s start by creating a new policy: Add New Policy To take you through the HTML5 interface, I figured I’d run through a standard sort of process: setting up a new backup policy, running it, then doing a test recovery. Here’s a quick look at the policy and client views available on my basic lab server: Policy View Client View Clicking > will expand the left hand control panel: Expanded Left Hand – Control Panelįrom the left hand control panel, you’ve got access to all primary functions: activity monitoring, administration, system views, VMware proxy deployment, etc. ![]() You’ll notice down the left hand side there’s some icons, and the > symbol. In my case, there’s a few alerts, but that’s because I don’t have email configured to send autosupports: Avamar Dashboard Once you’re in, you’re presented with the operational dashboard. You can access the HTML5 interface by browsing to avamarServerName/aui, where you’ll be presented with a login that resembles the following: Avamar Login ![]() That’s right, I’m going pretty literal with the intro graphic: a stellar view for a stellar interface. ![]() That being said, I really do want to give you an overview of what a stellar interface Avamar now has. Avamar 18.1 has been out for a while now, so this post is a little tardy, I know.
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