10-11-2008 01:09 PM
Greetings Forum,
I hope you guys can help me. I tried searching for solutions before hand on this forum for this very problem but found none that fit the criteria. Ever since I've installed BE12 on my network, I've been getting this error message:
V-79-57344-34110 - AOFO: Initialization failure on: "Microsoft Information Store". Advanced Open File Option used: Microsoft Volume Shadow Copy Service (VSS).
Snapshot provider error (0xE0008524): Unable to initialize the snapshot because the Advanced Open File Option (AOFO) is not installed on the target computer. You must install this option, restart the computer, and then run the job again.
And I have done the following:
Still I get this error. I used to get it from my Exchange Server and my DC but today I got it also from my File and Print server and my POS server. This has been going on for weeks and I've been running on partial backsups and this is of course getting critical. Being a mobile network (Cirque du Soleil) I need to have secured backups in case some accident should happen during transportation of my servers.
Any assistance will be greatly appreciated.
10-15-2008 05:31 AM
10-15-2008 03:09 PM
I completly forgot to mention that part and I apologize for that. The server versions are Windows 2003 SP2 [Version 5.2.3790]
@SW-symc wrote:
What version of windows are installed on these servers?
Backup- \\[Server_Name]\F: Data
V-79-57344-34110 - AOFO: Initialization failure on: "System?State". Advanced Open File Option used: Symantec Volume Snapshot Provider (VSP).
Snapshot provider error (0xE000851D): The backup selections for this job include Shadow Copy Components or Microsoft Exchange, which can only be snapped by the Microsoft Volume Shadow Copy Service (VSS). Select VSS as the snapshot provider, or select the option 'Automatically select open file technology', and then run the job again.
Check the Windows Event Viewer for details.
Backup- [Server_Name]
V-79-57344-34110 - AOFO: Initialization failure on: "System?State". Advanced Open File Option used: Symantec Volume Snapshot Provider (VSP).
Snapshot provider error (0xE000851D): The backup selections for this job include Shadow Copy Components or Microsoft Exchange, which can only be snapped by the Microsoft Volume Shadow Copy Service (VSS). Select VSS as the snapshot provider, or select the option 'Automatically select open file technology', and then run the job again.
Check the Windows Event Viewer for details.
Backup- [Server_Name]
V-79-57344-34110 - AOFO: Initialization failure on: "System?State". Advanced Open File Option used: Symantec Volume Snapshot Provider (VSP).
Snapshot provider error (0xE000851D): The backup selections for this job include Shadow Copy Components or Microsoft Exchange, which can only be snapped by the Microsoft Volume Shadow Copy Service (VSS). Select VSS as the snapshot provider, or select the option 'Automatically select open file technology', and then run the job again.
Check the Windows Event Viewer for details.
Backup- [Server_Name]
V-79-57344-34110 - AOFO: Initialization failure on: "Microsoft Information Store". Advanced Open File Option used: Symantec Volume Snapshot Provider (VSP).
Snapshot provider error (0xE000851D): The backup selections for this job include Shadow Copy Components or Microsoft Exchange, which can only be snapped by the Microsoft Volume Shadow Copy Service (VSS). Select VSS as the snapshot provider, or select the option 'Automatically select open file technology', and then run the job again.
Check the Windows Event Viewer for details.
V-79-57344-34110 - AOFO: Initialization failure on: "System?State". Advanced Open File Option used: Symantec Volume Snapshot Provider (VSP).
Snapshot provider error (0xE000851D): The backup selections for this job include Shadow Copy Components or Microsoft Exchange, which can only be snapped by the Microsoft Volume Shadow Copy Service (VSS). Select VSS as the snapshot provider, or select the option 'Automatically select open file technology', and then run the job again.
Check the Windows Event Viewer for details.
10-16-2008 05:15 AM