Error Backup To Disk

[aortizma]

Hi,

on a Windows Server 2008 R2 with Backup Exec 2012 I can't create a new Backup To disk.

I've got a LACIE (on a AD Domain), with a shared folder (BACKUP) with Everyone (Full control).

From server I can access to this folder and create or delete documents, folders ... but when I try to make a new backup to folder I can't (Access denied).

I attach the log from B2D Test:

11/26/13 10:53:43
11/26/13 10:53:43 System Information:
11/26/13 10:53:43       Memory Load          : 49%
11/26/13 10:53:43       Total Physical Memory: 8,189 MB
11/26/13 10:53:43       Free Physical Memory : 4,111 MB
11/26/13 10:53:43       Total Page File      : 16,377 MB
11/26/13 10:53:43       Free Page File       : 11,583 MB
11/26/13 10:53:43       Total Virtual Memory : 8,388,607 MB
11/26/13 10:53:43       Free Virtual Memory  : 8,388,552 MB
11/26/13 10:53:43
11/26/13 10:53:43 Test Parameters:
11/26/13 10:53:43       Role    : Backup To Disk
11/26/13 10:53:43       Make    : UNKNOWN
11/26/13 10:53:43       Model   : UNKNOWN
11/26/13 10:53:43       Firmware: UNKNOWN
11/26/13 10:53:43       Location: \\dskddvlbkw01\test2\prueba2\B2DTestDir
11/26/13 10:53:43       Username: Current User (MDEF\aocmd05)
11/26/13 10:53:43
11/26/13 10:53:43       File Count      : 10,000 files
11/26/13 10:53:43       Buffer size     : 65,536 bytes
11/26/13 10:53:43       Mapped file size: 1,048,576 bytes
11/26/13 10:53:43       IO File Size    : 4,296,015,872 bytes
11/26/13 10:53:43       Required Space  : 4,339,073,024 bytes
11/26/13 10:53:43
11/26/13 10:53:43 Path Validation
11/26/13 10:53:43       ===> PASSED
11/26/13 10:53:43 Create Directory
11/26/13 10:53:43       ===> PASSED
11/26/13 10:53:43 Disk Space
11/26/13 10:53:43       ===> PASSED
11/26/13 10:53:43 Volume Information
11/26/13 10:53:43       ===> PASSED
11/26/13 10:53:43 Query DOS Devices
11/26/13 10:53:43       ===> PASSED
11/26/13 10:53:43 Traverse Volume Info
11/26/13 10:53:43       ===> PASSED
11/26/13 10:53:43 Memory Mapped Files
11/26/13 10:53:44       ===> PASSED
11/26/13 10:53:44 Reparse Points
11/26/13 10:53:44       ===> PASSED
11/26/13 10:53:44 Sparse Files
11/26/13 10:53:44       ===> PASSED
11/26/13 10:53:44 B2D Pre-allocation
11/26/13 10:54:47       ===> PASSED
11/26/13 10:54:47 Random IO
11/26/13 10:54:48       ===> PASSED
11/26/13 10:54:48 Default B2D Configuration
11/26/13 11:09:41       ===> FAILED - Unable to read test filed: (0x40) El nombr
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11/26/13 11:09:41
11/26/13 11:09:41 Read buffer B2D Configuration
 

[CraigV]

Hi,

Are you simply backing up to that NAS? If so, and if it has iSCSI, create an iSCSI LUN and present to the media server. From there, create a B2D folder. iSCSI will get around all the permissions issues you might have.

You can also download the b2dtest.exe tool to make sure the NAS is supported as a B2D target, and make sure it is also on the BE 2012 HCL.

Thanks!

[aortizma]

My LACIE is a Ethernet Disk, with a xp inside. It's like a XP where I share some folders, but there isn't LUN's

The log that I send in my last post is the log from b2dtest.exe. As you can see, it fail in Default B2D Configuration

[CraigV]

It looks like it is dropping the connection to the NAS. Have you added the B2D in as: \\IP_Address\ShareName?

[aortizma]

Yes.

I can access by \\IP_ADDRESS\SHARED_FOLDER from server

I attach b2dtest log

[pkh]

If the b2dtest fails, it means that the disk is no suitable for disk storage

[aortizma]

Ok. But when I installed BE2012 first time the connection was established and I could make backup a few days, but then ..... ERROR

[lmosla]

Try making another b2d folder on a local drive as a test.  Is this successful?  Verify your services are running as described below:

• Backup Exec Agent Browser server: start up type - Automatic and logon as Domain\Username
• Backup Exec Job Engine Service: start up type - Automatic and logon as Domain\Username
• Backup Exec Server Service: start up type - Automatic and logon as Domain\Username
• Backup Exec Device and Media service: start up type - Automatic and logon as Domain\Username
• Backup Exec Remote Agent servicestart up type - Automatic and logon as local system account
• SQL Server (BKUPEXEC) - Automatic startup and log on as Local System account