09-24-2017 10:49 PM
Dear All,
We have Netbackup 8 on Windows OS. Currently SQL Server backups are configured on a SQL Instance and working perfactly fine.
I was doing some practice trying to explore more about SQL Intelligent policies using https://www.veritas.com/support/en_US/article.v105271014_nbu_sql_web (Option: Use credentials that are defined locally on the client).
NetBackup Legacy Network Service
NetBackup Legacy Client Service
NetBackup Client Service
I am getting following error while trying to register the instance (screenshot attached); target SQL Version is 2012:
Error in validating credentials
Status Code: 3 unable to successfully enumerate:
As the SQL backups are already working (using scripts), I suppose the necessary ports are open between NBU server and client.
Could you please help me in resolving this issue? Thanks.
Regards,
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09-25-2017 05:38 AM
"Old batch scripts" only require that the user to be local administrator and to have sysadmin privileges over SQL. The "SQL intelligent policy" is not that inteligent and even if NetBackup services are setup to start under a specific user, the modification over local policy is still needed.
09-26-2017 12:12 AM
I managed to fix the issue. The netbackup client version on SQL DB Server was 7.6.1; once I upgraded to 7.7.1, everything work perfactly fine.
Thanks for your help.
09-25-2017 02:02 AM
You did not modified the local security policy to allow the "domain_user" to "proper" impersonate.
- Impersonate a client after authentication
- Replace a process level token
PS: Even if the user is in "Administrators" group and the "Administrators group" is present under "Local security settings" you still need to add the user separately.
09-25-2017 03:12 AM
Thanks for your feedback. I will check that out. However, since there are existing SQL backups (using script files) running using the same domain user and have been working fine, I suppose the domain user already have those privileges; otherwise the backups would have been failed.
09-25-2017 05:38 AM
"Old batch scripts" only require that the user to be local administrator and to have sysadmin privileges over SQL. The "SQL intelligent policy" is not that inteligent and even if NetBackup services are setup to start under a specific user, the modification over local policy is still needed.
09-25-2017 10:24 PM
You were right; the domain user didn't had that privileges. I granted the mentioned privileges and restarted netbackup services (client, legacy network) but I sill get the same error :(
09-26-2017 12:12 AM
I managed to fix the issue. The netbackup client version on SQL DB Server was 7.6.1; once I upgraded to 7.7.1, everything work perfactly fine.
Thanks for your help.