Remote agent not present for one drive of a server - Veritas Backup Exec
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Windows 2000 web server on the same domain.
The backup believes that the RANT isn't present when it backs up the C:drive.
However, another drive on the ...
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Remote agent not present for one drive of a server
I'm using BENT v8.6.3878 with the remote agent and OFO to remotely backup
Windows 2000 web server on the same domain.
The backup believes that the RANT isn't present when it backs up the C:drive.
However, another drive on the same server backs up using the RANT.
The error message is the usual.
I'm getting the message "Remote Agent for Windows NT/2000 not present - performing
standard backup", etc.
Veritas's knowledge base appears to only have solutions for this error happening
to a whole server. Any thought on why it might happen a single drive?
Cheers
Dunc
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Re: Remote agent not present for one drive of a server
There's two things that I would suggest there. I have seen something similar
occur but with OFO. The error was occurring on just one partition. It went
away after I'd rebooted the server.
First, try rebooting the server where the error is occurring. If this does
not help, try splitting the job so that the C: drive has a job of its own.
I hope this helps a little
Real Dude
"Duncan Murch" wrote in message
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> I'm using BENT v8.6.3878 with the remote agent and OFO to remotely backup
> Windows 2000 web server on the same domain.
>
> The backup believes that the RANT isn't present when it backs up the
C:drive.
> However, another drive on the same server backs up using the RANT.
>
> The error message is the usual.
> I'm getting the message "Remote Agent for Windows NT/2000 not present -
performing
> standard backup", etc.
>
> Veritas's knowledge base appears to only have solutions for this error
happening
> to a whole server. Any thought on why it might happen a single drive?
>
> Cheers
>
> Dunc