- #BACKUP EXEC 16 SERVICES FAILING TO STOP HOW TO#
- #BACKUP EXEC 16 SERVICES FAILING TO STOP DRIVERS#
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Nor can I upgrade the Windows 2003 to latest version overnight. Support for VMware platforms are released to HPE support. The 2021.05.0 SPP supports following listed controllers on Windows and Linux platforms only.
#BACKUP EXEC 16 SERVICES FAILING TO STOP DRIVERS#
If the HPE-DB-2016 key is not installed in the secure-boot DB, Linux drivers from HPE will fail. I cannot implement partial backup solution. This includes Linux drivers contained in the Service Pack for ProLiant (SPP) version 2021.05.0. Veritas says Win2003 is not supported and hence they will not quote for that. Out of which 5 are running on Windows 2003.
I keep trying to setup access protection rules (to allow beremote.exe), but either I am doing it wrong, or something else is occurring that I am not aware of. I want to implement Veritas Backup Exec 16 or latest version in my server environment. run without having a failure caused by the ePolicy. Take note of the different drivers for the different sizes. EXEC databasename 'TestDB' ,enablebackup 0 GO. Copy and paste the following example into the query window and click Execute.
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Get the StorageTek drivers from Microsoft Update Catalog on the Microsoft website. To Disable SQL Server Managed Backup to Microsoft Azure for a specific database: Connect to the Database Engine. set to Automatic and choose Stop to stop the DPM service.
#BACKUP EXEC 16 SERVICES FAILING TO STOP HOW TO#
What I am trying to find out, and cannot get a good example, is how to allow the Symantec Backup Exec remote proccess to run unimpeded, i.e. Veritas Backup Exec 2014 or 15 or 16 or 20.x. I have now determined that it is caused by the EPolicy blocking the backup, because if I disable the epolicy access protection on the server, everything works fine, if I turn it back on, it fails again, so it is reproducable. Suddenly all the related services, except the Remote Agent, are stopping at random times. If any of the VSS writers encounter an error, the entire backup job will fail. When the snapshot is created, any Volume Shadow Copy Service (VSS) writer associated with the volume is called. Everything was fine until a couple of weeks ago. When Windows Server backup attempts to back up a disk volume, a Volume Shadow Copy Snapshot is created for the volume. On mosts ervers, we are having no problems backing up the system state, but on at least one or two windows 2003 servers, running ePolicy agent, we are getting failures when backing up the system state. I am running Backup Exec 12.5 on a Server 2003. It seems that Norton/Symantec says to try and disable your service, if that works, then contact Mcafee, so here I am, contacting you.īasically, we are using Symantec/Veritas Backup Exec Version 10d and EPolicy Orchestrator 3.6.1.166 Note: Backup Exec did not perform a snapshot of all volumes simultaneously because the option Process logical volumes for backup one at a time was selected as a backup job property.
#BACKUP EXEC 16 SERVICES FAILING TO STOP SOFTWARE#
unless you want to pay for a shiny new backup software for me.Īlso, according to Windows task manager, memory usage is just fine, same with CPU.Was wondering if anyone esle has run into the issue, this is what I sent Mcafee, but doubt I'll get much of an answer back.Īny help would be greatly, greatly appreciated!īased on everything I am finding on internet, many people have the same issue, and yet there seems to be no solid resolution, or at least one that I can get to work. Check that the Volume Shadow Copy Service is started, and check the Windows Event Viewer for errors related to this service. I wish to not reboot the server as I am in the middle of a huge backup from a large off-site server (well I hope I am in the middle of it anyway).Ĭan anyone provide some insight on why this might be happening and what I can do to prevent it? Please don't tell me to get rid of B.E. Better utilize available network bandwidth with the new Veritas Backup Exec. Improved performance and reduced cost with deduplication to cloud. Target backups to your own S3 compatible cloud storage. This is not the first time that this has happened the last time I had to re-boot the server twice and then logged back in after about 4 hours of 'checking back' it finally populated correctly. This solution brief describes in detail some of the new features and capabilities offered in Backup Exec 16 Feature Pack 2 (FP2) release. When I go to Job Monitor, it shows 5 jobs running (hopefully still actually running). (Admittedly, I tend to keep my nose out of infrastructure things though). I dont think Ive seen from one Azure VM to another Azure VM though. What Ive seen in some cases is actually backing up from an Azure VM to a hosted Backup Service. Now, when I go to 'Home' Virtual Machine backup status is not available, backup status is No backups have been created. Depends on the backup tool and the infrastructure on premise.
So I attempted to add a server in BE 2015, Once it completed adding the new server - or at least might have finished adding it all of my servers disappeared from the console.
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