pesky overwrite alerts - Veritas Backup Exec
This is a discussion on pesky overwrite alerts - Veritas Backup Exec ; I set up my media to allow overwrites but my back up jobs NEVER run at the
scheduled times because BE always gives me Alerts that I need to Respond OK
before it will overwrite the media. As I'm rarely ...
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pesky overwrite alerts
I set up my media to allow overwrites but my back up jobs NEVER run at the
scheduled times because BE always gives me Alerts that I need to Respond OK
before it will overwrite the media. As I'm rarely in the office or even
awake at 3 AM when the jobs start the job often sits until the next morning.
I want BE to overwrite the media I put in the drive without a warning. TIA,
Ari
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Re: pesky overwrite alerts
Forgot to mention.... the Overwrite Protection Period is already set to NONE
and the warnings keep coming up anyway.
"Ari Wilker" wrote in message
news:3ddcfa49@hronntp01....
> I set up my media to allow overwrites but my back up jobs NEVER run at the
> scheduled times because BE always gives me Alerts that I need to Respond
OK
> before it will overwrite the media. As I'm rarely in the office or even
> awake at 3 AM when the jobs start the job often sits until the next
morning.
> I want BE to overwrite the media I put in the drive without a warning.
TIA,
> Ari
>
>
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Re: pesky overwrite alerts
"Ari Wilker" wrote:
>Forgot to mention.... the Overwrite Protection Period is already set to
NONE
>and the warnings keep coming up anyway.
>
>"Ari Wilker" wrote in message
>news:3ddcfa49@hronntp01....
>> I set up my media to allow overwrites but my back up jobs NEVER run at
the
>> scheduled times because BE always gives me Alerts that I need to Respond
>OK
>> before it will overwrite the media. As I'm rarely in the office or even
>> awake at 3 AM when the jobs start the job often sits until the next
>morning.
>> I want BE to overwrite the media I put in the drive without a warning.
>TIA,
>> Ari
>>
>>
>
>
go to Menu->Options-> Media Overdide tab. Click on None under media override
protection. Below "none" there is a check mark. You have to uncheck that
checkmark.
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Re: pesky overwrite alerts
Thank you kindly... that check mark is already unchecked tho.
"Chris Pavlides" wrote in message
news:3ddcfff1$1@hronntp01....
>
> "Ari Wilker" wrote:
> >Forgot to mention.... the Overwrite Protection Period is already set to
> NONE
> >and the warnings keep coming up anyway.
> >
> >"Ari Wilker" wrote in message
> >news:3ddcfa49@hronntp01....
> >> I set up my media to allow overwrites but my back up jobs NEVER run at
> the
> >> scheduled times because BE always gives me Alerts that I need to
Respond
> >OK
> >> before it will overwrite the media. As I'm rarely in the office or
even
> >> awake at 3 AM when the jobs start the job often sits until the next
> >morning.
> >> I want BE to overwrite the media I put in the drive without a warning.
> >TIA,
> >> Ari
> >>
> >>
> >
> >
>
>
> go to Menu->Options-> Media Overdide tab. Click on None under media
override
> protection. Below "none" there is a check mark. You have to uncheck that
> checkmark.
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Re: pesky overwrite alerts
Change the retention period of the Media set you are using so that when they
are re-used, tapes have expired.
Or, when you loada the tapes, inventory them, then drag to the scratch media
set
"Ari Wilker" wrote:
>Thank you kindly... that check mark is already unchecked tho.
>
>"Chris Pavlides" wrote in message
>news:3ddcfff1$1@hronntp01....
>>
>> "Ari Wilker" wrote:
>> >Forgot to mention.... the Overwrite Protection Period is already set
to
>> NONE
>> >and the warnings keep coming up anyway.
>> >
>> >"Ari Wilker" wrote in message
>> >news:3ddcfa49@hronntp01....
>> >> I set up my media to allow overwrites but my back up jobs NEVER run
at
>> the
>> >> scheduled times because BE always gives me Alerts that I need to
>Respond
>> >OK
>> >> before it will overwrite the media. As I'm rarely in the office or
>even
>> >> awake at 3 AM when the jobs start the job often sits until the next
>> >morning.
>> >> I want BE to overwrite the media I put in the drive without a warning.
>> >TIA,
>> >> Ari
>> >>
>> >>
>> >
>> >
>>
>>
>> go to Menu->Options-> Media Overdide tab. Click on None under media
>override
>> protection. Below "none" there is a check mark. You have to uncheck that
>> checkmark.
>
>
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Re: pesky overwrite alerts
just for grins, completely get out of backup exec stop services and then
restart services and got back into BE. Maybe that will help things...
"Ari Wilker" wrote in message
news:3ddd0744$1@hronntp01....
> Thank you kindly... that check mark is already unchecked tho.
>
> "Chris Pavlides" wrote in message
> news:3ddcfff1$1@hronntp01....
> >
> > "Ari Wilker" wrote:
> > >Forgot to mention.... the Overwrite Protection Period is already set to
> > NONE
> > >and the warnings keep coming up anyway.
> > >
> > >"Ari Wilker" wrote in message
> > >news:3ddcfa49@hronntp01....
> > >> I set up my media to allow overwrites but my back up jobs NEVER run
at
> > the
> > >> scheduled times because BE always gives me Alerts that I need to
> Respond
> > >OK
> > >> before it will overwrite the media. As I'm rarely in the office or
> even
> > >> awake at 3 AM when the jobs start the job often sits until the next
> > >morning.
> > >> I want BE to overwrite the media I put in the drive without a
warning.
> > >TIA,
> > >> Ari
> > >>
> > >>
> > >
> > >
> >
> >
> > go to Menu->Options-> Media Overdide tab. Click on None under media
> override
> > protection. Below "none" there is a check mark. You have to uncheck that
> > checkmark.
>
>
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Re: pesky overwrite alerts
I will try that.... it seems to work for countless other problems. Thank
you.
I guess its like me telling my users to reboot BEFORE calling me over to
"fix" their problems.
"amyb" wrote in message news:3ddd0bf1$1@hronntp01....
> just for grins, completely get out of backup exec stop services and then
> restart services and got back into BE. Maybe that will help things...
> "Ari Wilker" wrote in message
> news:3ddd0744$1@hronntp01....
> > Thank you kindly... that check mark is already unchecked tho.
> >
> > "Chris Pavlides" wrote in message
> > news:3ddcfff1$1@hronntp01....
> > >
> > > "Ari Wilker" wrote:
> > > >Forgot to mention.... the Overwrite Protection Period is already set
to
> > > NONE
> > > >and the warnings keep coming up anyway.
> > > >
> > > >"Ari Wilker" wrote in message
> > > >news:3ddcfa49@hronntp01....
> > > >> I set up my media to allow overwrites but my back up jobs NEVER run
> at
> > > the
> > > >> scheduled times because BE always gives me Alerts that I need to
> > Respond
> > > >OK
> > > >> before it will overwrite the media. As I'm rarely in the office or
> > even
> > > >> awake at 3 AM when the jobs start the job often sits until the next
> > > >morning.
> > > >> I want BE to overwrite the media I put in the drive without a
> warning.
> > > >TIA,
> > > >> Ari
> > > >>
> > > >>
> > > >
> > > >
> > >
> > >
> > > go to Menu->Options-> Media Overdide tab. Click on None under media
> > override
> > > protection. Below "none" there is a check mark. You have to uncheck
that
> > > checkmark.
> >
> >
>
>
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Re: pesky overwrite alerts
Set the Overwrite Protection and Append Period to 1 hour. Then set the Overwrite
protection to partial. This gets rid of these annoying messages.
"Ken Putnam" wrote:
>
>Change the retention period of the Media set you are using so that when
they
>are re-used, tapes have expired.
>
>Or, when you loada the tapes, inventory them, then drag to the scratch media
>set
>
>"Ari Wilker" wrote:
>>Thank you kindly... that check mark is already unchecked tho.
>>
>>"Chris Pavlides" wrote in message
>>news:3ddcfff1$1@hronntp01....
>>>
>>> "Ari Wilker" wrote:
>>> >Forgot to mention.... the Overwrite Protection Period is already set
>to
>>> NONE
>>> >and the warnings keep coming up anyway.
>>> >
>>> >"Ari Wilker" wrote in message
>>> >news:3ddcfa49@hronntp01....
>>> >> I set up my media to allow overwrites but my back up jobs NEVER run
>at
>>> the
>>> >> scheduled times because BE always gives me Alerts that I need to
>>Respond
>>> >OK
>>> >> before it will overwrite the media. As I'm rarely in the office or
>>even
>>> >> awake at 3 AM when the jobs start the job often sits until the next
>>> >morning.
>>> >> I want BE to overwrite the media I put in the drive without a warning.
>>> >TIA,
>>> >> Ari
>>> >>
>>> >>
>>> >
>>> >
>>>
>>>
>>> go to Menu->Options-> Media Overdide tab. Click on None under media
>>override
>>> protection. Below "none" there is a check mark. You have to uncheck that
>>> checkmark.
>>
>>
>
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Re: pesky overwrite alerts
Do as Jason suggested.
None seams to really mean always ask!
"Jason Reynolds" wrote in message
news:3ddd29f2$1@hronntp01....
>
> Set the Overwrite Protection and Append Period to 1 hour. Then set the
Overwrite
> protection to partial. This gets rid of these annoying messages.
>
>
> "Ken Putnam" wrote:
> >
> >Change the retention period of the Media set you are using so that when
> they
> >are re-used, tapes have expired.
> >
> >Or, when you loada the tapes, inventory them, then drag to the scratch
media
> >set
> >
> >"Ari Wilker" wrote:
> >>Thank you kindly... that check mark is already unchecked tho.
> >>
> >>"Chris Pavlides" wrote in message
> >>news:3ddcfff1$1@hronntp01....
> >>>
> >>> "Ari Wilker" wrote:
> >>> >Forgot to mention.... the Overwrite Protection Period is already set
> >to
> >>> NONE
> >>> >and the warnings keep coming up anyway.
> >>> >
> >>> >"Ari Wilker" wrote in message
> >>> >news:3ddcfa49@hronntp01....
> >>> >> I set up my media to allow overwrites but my back up jobs NEVER run
> >at
> >>> the
> >>> >> scheduled times because BE always gives me Alerts that I need to
> >>Respond
> >>> >OK
> >>> >> before it will overwrite the media. As I'm rarely in the office or
> >>even
> >>> >> awake at 3 AM when the jobs start the job often sits until the next
> >>> >morning.
> >>> >> I want BE to overwrite the media I put in the drive without a
warning.
> >>> >TIA,
> >>> >> Ari
> >>> >>
> >>> >>
> >>> >
> >>> >
> >>>
> >>>
> >>> go to Menu->Options-> Media Overdide tab. Click on None under media
> >>override
> >>> protection. Below "none" there is a check mark. You have to uncheck
that
> >>> checkmark.
> >>
> >>
> >
>
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Re: pesky overwrite alerts
Did it work?
"Ari Wilker" wrote in message
news:3ddd0eb1$1@hronntp01....
> I will try that.... it seems to work for countless other problems. Thank
> you.
> I guess its like me telling my users to reboot BEFORE calling me over to
> "fix" their problems.
>
> "amyb" wrote in message
news:3ddd0bf1$1@hronntp01....
> > just for grins, completely get out of backup exec stop services and then
> > restart services and got back into BE. Maybe that will help things...
> > "Ari Wilker" wrote in message
> > news:3ddd0744$1@hronntp01....
> > > Thank you kindly... that check mark is already unchecked tho.
> > >
> > > "Chris Pavlides" wrote in message
> > > news:3ddcfff1$1@hronntp01....
> > > >
> > > > "Ari Wilker" wrote:
> > > > >Forgot to mention.... the Overwrite Protection Period is already
set
> to
> > > > NONE
> > > > >and the warnings keep coming up anyway.
> > > > >
> > > > >"Ari Wilker" wrote in message
> > > > >news:3ddcfa49@hronntp01....
> > > > >> I set up my media to allow overwrites but my back up jobs NEVER
run
> > at
> > > > the
> > > > >> scheduled times because BE always gives me Alerts that I need to
> > > Respond
> > > > >OK
> > > > >> before it will overwrite the media. As I'm rarely in the office
or
> > > even
> > > > >> awake at 3 AM when the jobs start the job often sits until the
next
> > > > >morning.
> > > > >> I want BE to overwrite the media I put in the drive without a
> > warning.
> > > > >TIA,
> > > > >> Ari
> > > > >>
> > > > >>
> > > > >
> > > > >
> > > >
> > > >
> > > > go to Menu->Options-> Media Overdide tab. Click on None under media
> > > override
> > > > protection. Below "none" there is a check mark. You have to uncheck
> that
> > > > checkmark.
> > >
> > >
> >
> >
>
>