What is a one sentence summary of your feature request?
Please add an option in the EPP administrator web console UI to check, cancel, and reset a stuck audit log backup process.
Please describe your idea in detail. What is your problem, why do you feel this idea is the best solution, etc.
We are experiencing an issue on both EPP Server 5.9.4.2 and the latest 2.6.0.2 version where the audit log backup process does not complete and remains in a permanent in-progress loop.
Based on our checks so far, this issue does not appear to follow any clear pattern related to the amount of accumulated audit logs or any specific rule or configuration.
When this audit log backup loop occurs, there is currently no way for the customer to recover from it through the product UI.
The only available action is backend database intervention through a remote session with a Netwrix engineer.
This is a major operational problem for customers in Korea, especially for financial and securities companies that run EPP servers in isolated environments.
In those environments, remote backend support is often not possible, so the customer is left with only very heavy recovery options such as restoring a VM snapshot or rebuilding the VM.
From the customer perspective, this is considered a critical incident because backup-related issues that cannot be handled from the UI create high operational risk and recovery burden.
For this reason, we strongly need an administrator UI feature that allows us to check the current status of the audit log backup process and cancel or reset it when it is stuck.
This issue has been handled with support under ticket #00472359, but there is no practical way to resolve it except through feature enhancement.
That is why we are submitting this feature request.
How do you currently solve the challenges you have by not having this feature?
Currently, when this issue happens, we have to ask Netwrix support to access the backend database and perform a manual recovery action through a remote session.
However, for customers in closed financial or securities environments, this remote action cannot be used.
In those cases, the only remaining options are restoring a previous VM snapshot or rebuilding the EPP server.
These are not realistic or acceptable operational workarounds for a backup process issue, and they create major service and maintenance burden for the customer.