Problème NB 7.5 sur DC2003

I beleive this is expected. If you are not looking to have GRT backups, then I beleive if you just uncheck the 'enable granular recovery' box in the policy, it should pass with at least a status 1.  You must use a domain administrator account if you are using GRT.

Je beleive cela est prévu. Si vous ne cherchez pas à avoir des sauvegardes GRT, alors je beleive si vous suffit de décocher "Activer la restauration granulaire« boîte dans la politique, il devrait passer à au moins un état ​​1. Vous devez utiliser un compte d'administrateur de domaine si vous utilisez GRT.

It looks like maybe they enabled GRT in 6.5.4 so maybe it is just a uncheck of the GRT box.

Il ressemble peut-être qu'ils ont permis GRT en 6.5.4 alors peut-être que c'est juste une décochez la case de GRT.

http://www.symantec.com/business/support/index?page=content&id=HOWTO32992

Hi,

Thank you for your answers.

The problem is that i haven't enable GRT.

 I don't understand why i must run the service with administrator privilege.

Thank you for your help.

What do you have set for your Backup Selection? What are you wanting backed up?

Qu'est-ce que vous avez définis pour votre sélection de sauvegarde? Qu'est-ce que vous vouloir sauvegarder?

Hi,

This is my backup selection :

I have one policy for all my machine running windows.

For my DC, i only need the ALL_LOCAL_DRIVES and System State.

What type of backup is this ?  MS Windows ?  Exchange SQL ? Sharepoint ?

Hi,

This a MS-Windows Backup.

This server only host active directory service.

Not sure about your permissions issue, but your backup selection is a bit ..... overkill.

ALL_LOCAL_DRIVES

Instructs NetBackup to back up all local drives except for
those drives that use removable media. This directive also
includes critical system-related components

- will do ALL including System_State &/or SCC

Use the ALL_LOCAL_DRIVES directive to back up all local drives except for those
drives that use removable media. If this directive is used, this directive must be
the only entry in the backup selections list for the policy. No other files or
directives can be listed.

System State:\

Instructs NetBackup to back up critical system-related
components. The exact set of system components that are
backed up depends on the operating system version and
system configuration

■ Active Directory
■ COM+ Class Database
■ Cluster Database
■ IIS Database
■ Registry
■ Boot Files and protected files
■ SYSVOL
■ Certificate Server
The files that comprise the registry can be found in the following location:
%SystemRoot%\SYSTEM32\Config
At a minimum, the following files are backed up as part of the registry:
■ DEFAULT
■ SAM
■ SOFTWARE
■ SECURITY
■ SYSTEM

Shadow Copy Components:\

Instructs NetBackup to back up all writers for the Volume
Shadow Copy component. This also implies and/or includes
System State:\ if that was not also selected.

System State writers

■ System files
■ COM+ Class Registration Database
■ SYSVOL
■ Active Directory
■ Cluster quorum
■ Certificate Services
■ Registry
■ Internet Information Services
■ Removable Storage Manager
■ Event logs
■ Windows Internet Name Service
■ Windows Management Instrumentation
■ Remote Storage
■ Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol
■ Terminal Server Licensing
■ Background Intelligent Transfer Service
 

System Service writers

■ Removable Storage Manager
■ Event logs
■ Windows Internet Name Service
■ Windows Management Instrumentation
■ Remote Storage
■ Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol
■ Terminal Server Licensing
■ Background Intelligent Transfer Service

User Data

Items that the computer does not require to operate. For example,
Active Directory Application Mode and Microsoft Distributed File
System Replication (DSFR) folders.

Active Directory Application Mode:\

ActiveDirectory ApplicationMode (ADAM) is a lightweight
directory service that runs as a user service. This directive
can be used to back up ADAM data on computers where it
is installed. However, it does not back up the Active
Directory itself.

This info taken from the NetBackup 7.5 Administrator's Guide Volume I.

When we used NB to backup our DC's (Win2003 at the time) I was told by our Windows guys that I only needed to backup SCC but ALL_LOCAL_DRIVES could be used.

Hi, thank you for your answer.

Yes, my selection is little oversized.

I delete System State:\ (include in Shadow Copy Components:\). I keep the other 3 directives, i only have one policy for all my Windows.

From my experience (it may be an error...), you need System State:\ to perform an active directory restore http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc758435(v=ws.10).aspx.

On another platform (NB7.5@W2k8R2 + DC@2003), i try to only save ALL_LOCAL_DRIVES, i have the same issue.

In bpbkar client's log i finally found something :

09:45:42.839: [4792.2608] <2> ov_log::V_GlobalLog: ERR - BEDS_AttachToDLE():FS_AttachToDLE() DeviceName:'System?State' BackupReason:0x400 Failed! (0xE000FE7D:Access is denied.
To back up or restore System State, administrator privileges are required.
)

The NB client service run under System Local.

For NB System Local haven't administrator privilege ?

PS : sory for my english, i dont practice very often

I would still drop the backup selection to either SCC or ALL_LOCAL_DRIVES (the latter includes the former which also includes ADAM and System_State)

ADAM does not back up Active Directory by the way per my earlier post.

For GRT you need domain privileges but you say that is not in place? You could try a domain-privileged account to see if it makes a difference - if so then there must be something in the policy that's affecting this.

May be worth seeing the output of bppllist [affected policy] -U to see if there's anything untowards.

Your English is excellent by the way.