01-25-2010 11:15 AM
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01-25-2010 11:41 AM
it possible for me to copy the directory to each remote and update from there versus pushing from the media server to avoid a reboot?
Yes..This is possible...We will have to install/Upgrade Remote agents in SILENT Mode...
For 32-bit remote agents
1 : Go to Prog. files\Symantec\Backup Exec\Agents folder
2 : Copy 2 folders on the remote server in a seperate folder, namely : RAWS32 and MSXML
3 : Open command prompt on the remote server and navigate to RAWS32 and run setupaa.cmd
4 : Example D\Agent\RAWS32\>setupaa.cmd
For 64-bit remote agent
1 : Go to Prog. files\Symantec\Backup Exec\Agents folder
2 : Copy 2 folders on the remote server in a seperate folder, namely : RAWSx64 and MSXML
3 : Open command prompt on the remote server and navigate to RAWS32 and run setupaa64.cmd
4 : Example D\Agent\RAWSx64\>setupaa64.cmd
No need of a reboot...
01-25-2010 11:41 AM
it possible for me to copy the directory to each remote and update from there versus pushing from the media server to avoid a reboot?
Yes..This is possible...We will have to install/Upgrade Remote agents in SILENT Mode...
For 32-bit remote agents
1 : Go to Prog. files\Symantec\Backup Exec\Agents folder
2 : Copy 2 folders on the remote server in a seperate folder, namely : RAWS32 and MSXML
3 : Open command prompt on the remote server and navigate to RAWS32 and run setupaa.cmd
4 : Example D\Agent\RAWS32\>setupaa.cmd
For 64-bit remote agent
1 : Go to Prog. files\Symantec\Backup Exec\Agents folder
2 : Copy 2 folders on the remote server in a seperate folder, namely : RAWSx64 and MSXML
3 : Open command prompt on the remote server and navigate to RAWS32 and run setupaa64.cmd
4 : Example D\Agent\RAWSx64\>setupaa64.cmd
No need of a reboot...