BackupExec 2012 - Not able to backup VM's Error: 0xe000959a
Hi Guys!
Iam having this issue for a time now and it's time to solve it. Has anyone successfully got backups from virtual machines (Vmware Vsphere 5)?
Let me explain a little about my enviroment:
5 Virtual Windows Servers:
1 2008 RTM x64 - MSSQL Server
1 2003 R2 x64 - WSS - Windows Sharepoint
3 2008 R2 x64 - File Server, APP server, Exchange 2007
1 Physical server Vcenter: 2008 R2 x64 - Vcenter and Backup Server
All VM's are on the SAN storage connected via iSCSI and my tape library is directly attached to my physical server.
I installed in all machines the BackupExec Agent (I have Licenses for SQL, Sharepoint, AD, Exchange and Vmware). All servers were automatically added to my Console (Some more than once with different icons).
Ok, now that all agents are installed, and all servers listed, it's time to create a job. What Iam doing (Correct me if iam not right) is selecting the Vcenter server (blue vmware icon) wich shows me all my virtual machines under it (Even selecting GRT, iam not able to see the files now, just the *.vmdk). Then I start a job and it runs for 3 hours at 1.200Mb/sec - The first time I saw this speed I was glad!
After 3 hours (or something like that), BE eject the tape and tells me that my job failed with this error message: 0xe000959a
I google it and tried a few things but none of them seem to work. This error message is also linked with BE 2010 R3, but iam using 2012.
Can anyone helps me?
Best Regards,
Luiz Fernando
Hi guys!
I tried to backup all my VM's without GRT but it fails again, this time with another error mesage (Final error: 0x80004005).
Then I found this article about this error mesage: http://www.symantec.com/business/support/index?page=content&id=TECH88023
It seems that since I have DELL's EqualLogic PS series storage, I need to set VSS to Hardware instead of automatic or software (I tried software and automatic on other attempts).
I started a job now changing this setting, let's see how it works now.
I'll keep you posted.
Best Regards,
Luiz Fernando