That error sounds suspiciously like an NT error.

Make sure the person that logs on to the machine has local admin rights!

Ken,

If the backup is initiated from the console (manually or via a scheduled
profile), the backup will run on the client machine, regardless of who is
(or who is not) logged on at the time. The restriction that you have found
pertains only to client initiated requests.

John

"Ken Haley" wrote:
>
>We run NT4 (sp5) in a domain model, but on laptops, we also provide a local
>user account, so when away from the office for a long time, user can still
>make use of laptop with no worry about domain access (this is how it was
>designed). Currently evaluating Netbackup pro, but it only seems to back
>up under the account it was installed under (the Admin guide, p25 states
>(Any logged in user can initiate a backup from a Client Computer if the
netbackup
>pro administrator has granted backup rights" - I have but any other user
>(including domain admin) gets bounced with "The currently logged in user
>does not have sufficient rights to perform this operation" - anyone any
ideas,
>or do I go looking for another product (pity as reasonably impressed by
what
>I've seen so far)

Oh, that's a helpful feature.


"John Anderson" wrote:
>
>Ken,
>
>If the backup is initiated from the console (manually or via a scheduled
>profile), the backup will run on the client machine, regardless of who is
>(or who is not) logged on at the time. The restriction that you have found
>pertains only to client initiated requests.
>
>John
>
>"Ken Haley" wrote:
>>
>>We run NT4 (sp5) in a domain model, but on laptops, we also provide a local
>>user account, so when away from the office for a long time, user can still
>>make use of laptop with no worry about domain access (this is how it was
>>designed). Currently evaluating Netbackup pro, but it only seems to back
>>up under the account it was installed under (the Admin guide, p25 states
>>(Any logged in user can initiate a backup from a Client Computer if the
>netbackup
>>pro administrator has granted backup rights" - I have but any other user
>>(including domain admin) gets bounced with "The currently logged in user
>>does not have sufficient rights to perform this operation" - anyone any
>ideas,
>>or do I go looking for another product (pity as reasonably impressed by
>what
>>I've seen so far)
>