Step 4. Monitor Restore Process

You can monitor the restore process by viewing the restore session log in the command line interface.

To view Veeam Agent for Linux session log, use the following command:

veeamconfig session log --id <session_id>

where:

<session_id> — ID of the restore session.

For example:

user@srv01:~$ veeamconfig session log --id 0b72ef45-4c88-4639-b940-ad3828b1cd4e
2016-11-27 11:04:04 UTC {b141f32a-3e77-45a6-b55a-c100a1464d67} [info] Job started at 2016-11-27 14:04:04
2016-11-27 11:04:04 UTC {9b60ac03-2de0-4fe2-a00e-bec556d98ee8} [info] Starting volume restore
2016-11-27 11:04:07 UTC {ced9af4a-6af1-4756-8ffb-8ec1325e18ec} [processing] sdb
2016-11-27 11:04:15 UTC {ced9af4a-6af1-4756-8ffb-8ec1325e18ec} [info] sdb 512.0kB at 58.6kB/s (0%)

...

2016-11-27 11:14:35 UTC {ced9af4a-6af1-4756-8ffb-8ec1325e18ec} [info] sdb 6.5GB at 10.6MB/s (97%)
2016-11-27 11:14:37 UTC {ced9af4a-6af1-4756-8ffb-8ec1325e18ec} [info] sdb 6.5GB at 10.6MB/s (100%)
2016-11-27 11:14:37 UTC {00add723-cbfa-4cc8-b299-d2349a051d6f} [warn] /dev/sdb has a duplicate filesystem UUID
2016-11-27 11:14:37 UTC {ced9af4a-6af1-4756-8ffb-8ec1325e18ec} [info] sdb restored 6.5GB at 10.6MB/s
2016-11-27 11:14:37 UTC {8b8742a2-1c80-4e14-bbf1-45a3612bc3a7} [info] Volume restore completed

Step 4. Monitor Restore Process TIP

You can also check the restore session status with the veeamconfig session info command. To learn more, see Viewing Session Status.