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Backup storage alerts

The following backup storage alerts are generated and displayed in the admin panel:

Backup storage SSL certificate will expire in 21 days

The <type> certificate will expire in 21 days. Path: <path>. Registration name: <reg_name>.

Update the certificate, as described in Updating registration certificates.

Backup storage SSL certificate will expire in 14 days

The <type> certificate will expire in 14 days. Path: <path>. Registration name: <reg_name>.

Update the certificate, as described in Updating registration certificates.

Backup storage SSL certificate will expire in 7 days

The <type> certificate will expire in 7 days. Path: <path>. Registration name: <reg_name>.

Update the certificate, as described in Updating registration certificates.

Backup storage SSL certificate has expired

The <type> certificate has expired. Path: <path>. Registration name: <reg_name>.

Update the certificate, as described in Updating registration certificates.

Backup storage CRL is not up to date

The CRL has not been updated for more than 2 days. Path: <path>. Registration name: <reg_name>.

The URI to the CRL is not accessible, check the CRL distribution points as follows:

# cd /mnt/vstorage/vols/acronis-backup/certs.<reg_name>
# openssl x509 -in reg.crt -text -noout | grep URI
# openssl x509 -in dc.crt -text -noout | grep URI
# openssl x509 -in abgw.pem -text -noout | grep URI

One distribution point can be used for several or even for all certificates.

If you cannot troubleshoot the problem, contact the technical support team.

Backup storage throttling is activated

Backup storage started to throttle write operations due to the lack of free space. Visit https://kb.acronis.com/content/62823 to learn how to troubleshoot this issue.

Check the Storage services > Backup storage > Overview > Append throttle chart, as described in Monitoring backup storage.
Add more space to the backup storage.

For more details, refer to the Knowledge Base article "Throttling on backup storage".

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