04-27-2008 08:58 PM
Hi there,
Very curious to hear what others have to say on this LiveUpdate issue -
I have installed BESR 8 fresh and upgraded to BESR 8 on over 40 servers across 11 different client networks.
In each case after installing BESR 8 - BESR no longer appears in liveupdate as an installed product on the server. I have had a case open within SYmantec for over 2months now, as its not critical since there are no patches out at the moment, i've let it go out for a while expecting a liveupdate patch or besr 8 patch that would resolve the problem. But nothing yet.
Case 230-503-816
Things we've tried are uninstalling and reinstalling besr, repairing it, running the fixinstall tool, sent the seast reports, manually replaced the liveupdate *.product files, upgraded liveupdate restarted services and servers.
We've tried everything and i believe Symantec are going back to the backline engineer on the issue again.
I'm interested in knowing if other people have had successful installs and have BESR 8 appearing in LiveUpdate. If you do, please tell me which install file you used and if you did anything special or different apart from basic install and best practise.
Cheers
04-29-2008 06:34 AM
I have a successful install of BESR 8.01.24976 on a Windows 2000 SP4 & Vista Ultimate systems where it appears listed in LiveUpdate. I used the BESR801_AllWin_Multilingual_Prod.zip packaged from fileconnect. I simply installed it from the files copied locally (i.e. from a C:\BESR sub-folder and at the box; no RDP or TS sessions). The 2k system has never seen a previous version of BESR before but the Vista had BESR 7.03 installed; it was uninstalled first and the system rebooted before installing 8.
05-18-2008 11:38 PM
05-20-2008 01:11 AM
After starting the install and getting to the Welcome page extract LUReg.exe from this folder:
C:\Documents and Settings\<Logged In User>\Local Settings\Temp\{A8EA8A55-FDBE-4875-B598-DDC15B298280} (on Windows Server 2008 it will be
C:\Users\<Logged In User>\Local Settings\Temp\1\{A8EA8A55-FDBE-4875-B598-DDC15B298280})
Then they can use this command line from a Command Prompt executing LUReg.exe LUReg.exe -REG -PDD "Backup Exec System Recovery" -PDN "Backup Exec System Recovery" -PDV "8.0.1.<BuildNumber>" -PDL "ENGLISH" -PDM "{61731099-3501-40B3-BF96-757371640001}"
That's all... It worked for me.
10-11-2008 03:20 PM