Logon account that was provided does not have the appropriate privileges to back up the SQL database
Recently I upgrade BackExec 2010 to 2012, updated remote agents etc... and I created all "new" jobs and started from scratch. I have 3 servers running Win2008 with MSSQL and two of them are backing up fine, but I am having problems with one particular server (Win2008 with MSSQL). Testing creditionals work fine, I use the System Logon Account. I have changed the creditionals to domain admins, I even used the SA logon account for access the MSSQL server and it always fails with the below errors.
I have done the following:
In SQL Server Management Server I made sure that the logon account used for backing up SQL database exists there. Made sure the Logon account was in the Sysadmin Role.
Test Run Errors (only a partial list of the errors):
Device : 3f4c28a6-a36c-4622-980c-f541f10538d3, DICOMSERVER\MSSQLSERVER Check status : Error: e0009b84, The job failed with the following error: The logon account that was provided does not have the appropriate privileges to back up the SQL database . Either assign the appropriate privileges to this logon account, or use another logon account.
Device : 3F4C28A6-A36C-4622-980C-F541F10538D3, \\DICOMSERVER\C: Check status : Error: e0009b84, The job failed with the following error: The logon account that was provided does not have the appropriate privileges to back up the SQL database . Either assign the appropriate privileges to this logon account, or use another logon account.
Job Alert Errors (only a partial list of the errors):
Job ended: Friday, May 09, 2014 at 12:36:32 AM Completed status: Failed Final error: 0xe0008443 - One or more SQL Database consistency checks have failed. Final error category: Resource Errors For additional information regarding this error refer to link V-79-57344-33859
V-79-57344-65088 - WARNING: The DBCC NEWALLOC command requires SA rights. The consistency check cannot be completed. User 'guest' does not have permission to run DBCC checkdb for database 'msdb'. V-79-57344-65088 - WARNING: The DBCC NEWALLOC command requires SA rights. The consistency check cannot be completed. User 'public' does not have permission to run DBCC checkdb for database 'PRA_DICOM'. V-79-57344-65088 - WARNING: The DBCC NEWALLOC command requires SA rights. The consistency check cannot be completed. User 'public' does not have permission to run DBCC checkdb for database 'PSC_DICOM'. etc.....etc...
Backup- DICOMSERVER\MSSQLSERVER
Database \model was not found, or could not be accessed.
Backup- DICOMSERVER\MSSQLSERVER
V-79-57344-5891 - The object was not found, or could not be accessed (MS SQL backup). The item DICOMSERVER\MSSQLSERVER\model in use - skipped.
I checked and rechecked all my logon accounts. Same problems even with using the SA account.
Then I decided to remove and create the logons again in Backup Exec, and I created a new backup job in Backup Exec for that MSSQL server. Then in the selection list for the job I selected and only selected the MS Sql server and used the sa account. The backup worked, and most of the errors were gone except for these errors :
Backup- DICOMSERVER\MSSQLSERVER Database \model was not found, or could not be accessed.
The backup options or selections for this job have changed since the last time it ran.
Backup- DICOMSERVER\MSSQLSERVER
V-79-57344-5891 - The object was not found, or could not be accessed (MS SQL backup). The item DICOMSERVER\MSSQLSERVER\model in use - skipped.I then added the rest of the partitions/folders to the selection list in the backup job. Ran it again, and seems everything is fine still except for the database "model".
