I have Backup Exec 11d installed on a Win2003 Std. server. All backups are running well except one. The backup is of an older Windows 2000 Server Edition domain controller. I noticed the backups started failing recently and the disk space fell through the floor. I found a 14GB file named "_BEVspCacheFile_11.VSP" in the C:\Backup Exec AOFO Store folder. I did some research and quickly found that this is the AOFO cache file and that Norton AntiVirus Corporate Edition (which is currently installed) could cause problems if the folder and *.vsp files aren't excluded from scans and file protection. I excluded those items and rebooted the server (as per instructions found online) to remove the file.
Needless to say, the file is still there. I have rebooted 4 times since the last modified date of that file and cannot get rid of it. I have found problems with people simply attempting to delete the file manually since I've heard the kernel itself has that file in use.
Is there anything else I should check? Any other reasons (besides the Norton issue) that would cause that file to
not get deleted after a reboot?
Thank you in advance for any assistance.
