Problem with Backup Exec R2, error code 1010, 1009 and 11. Kindly help.

[safaq]

I just started working on  Backup Exec R2 , practically a newbie and I need help removing errors for job logs. This is what I see in the job logs:

log Name:Application

Source: CAP 12

event id: 11

level:error

user:n/a

Failed extract of third-party root list from auto update CAB at: A required certificate is not within its validity period when verifying against the current system clock or the timestamp in the signed file.  

log Name:Application

Source: Certificate Services Client-Credential Roaming

event id: 1010

level:error

Certificate Services Client:Ctredential Roaming has failed to access Active Directory due to the following LDAP failure:error code 80.

log Name:Application

event id: 1009

level:error

Certificate Services Client:Credential Roaming will not be performed because the number of tokens in the Active Directory has exceeded the limits.

I am told that the key is valid but when I go to Tools--Install Options and License keys on this media server, it gives me a msg. "Are you sure you want to cancel symentec Backup Exec 2010 R2 installation?" I am also sending an attachment.

Please help me resolve this issue. I really appreciate.

[VJware]

These are not Backup Exec job logs, but rather MS event viewer logs. Would you please post the error which you are receiving in your job log.

[safaq]

Thank you for notifying, Backup Exec error logs are somewhat similar.

1- Before you can backup this resource ( VMPRERPSQL ) you must purchase and install a license key.

A selection on device \\ vmprerpsql \ shadow copy components was skipped because of prevoius errors with the job.

A selection on device \\ vmprerpsql \ system state was skipped because of previous errors with the job.

Under exceptions same error is repeated for all resources;

" The .DR file that is required for Intelligent Disaster Recovery is not updated. "

I must also tell you these are daily differential backups.

If you could suggest me a remedy, I will appreciate.

[pkh]

If you are backing up a SQL database, you would need to buy a SQL agent licence.