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Unable to specify administration server

najmulhasan
Level 4

Hi ,

We have a CAS/MMS Environment running on Backupexec 2012 Sp4.I had deleted a Managed backupexec server from centraladmin.I cannot add it back again.The option to specify central administration server is greyed out.BEDB is running on a remote sql server 2008r2.

The other MMS is working fine.

Any ideas how to get it work.

Regards

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CraigV
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What happens when you select the first option?

Does it allow you to input the CASO server's name?

Also try a repair of the BEDB using BEutility.exe.

Thanks!

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CraigV
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What happens when you select the first option?

Does it allow you to input the CASO server's name?

Also try a repair of the BEDB using BEutility.exe.

Thanks!

VJware
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Are the services on the CASO running ?

Are you able to ping the CASO server via name and IP ?

Colin_Weaver
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I think you might have to remove the managed setting (a checkbox in a slightly earlier dialog box than the one on the screenshot ) and work through making that change all the way through the wizard. This will make it properly stand alone.

 

Then go back in and re-add the managed server setting which should allow you to specifiy the CAS

 

najmulhasan
Level 4

Hi ,

I couldnt input the centraladmin server name if i select the first or the second option,however i was able to input after a repair of BEDB database.and restarting services on both CAS and other Backupexec servers

 

Thanks alot ...

 

CraigV
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I've seen this happen personally before, and the repair normally always worked. It seems as if there is a bit of corruption left behind after removing an MMS, especially on a slow link.

Thanks!