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Joris_Both · 04-06-2011

I've got a strange problem that I can't seem to get a grip on.. I've got a Windows 2008 R2 fileserver that I want to back up. So i install the client, select the directories and such. But as soon as I want to run the job, I get the following error: F...

Joris_Both · 04-05-2011

Hi everybody, I've got a problem with my backup. First off, here is the setup: Exchange: - Windows 2008 R2 fully updated - 9 GB Memory - Resides on VMWare platform. Vmware is connected to a EMC CX4-120 SAN with 8GB Fibrechannel. The data is on a raid...

Joris_Both · 04-20-2011

Simon, Well yes it is. But I'm not selecting the DFS paths for the backup. I selected the drives that are published through DFS. Might this be the issue? Here is the output of the vssadmin list providers: vssadmin 1.1 - Volume Shadow Copy Service a...

Joris_Both · 04-15-2011

Everything is up to date.. :(

Joris_Both · 04-15-2011

CraigV, NIC's are hardcoded to 1Gbit (it's a crosslink connection, so no other hardware is in between. And yes, It's all CAT6). I've disabled antivirus scanning for the BE services and directories. As well as the exchange services and directories. ...

Joris_Both · 04-15-2011

Craig, Above is the reason I can't backup through Vmware. But for windows it shouldn't matter. I still have about 200GB of free storage on that disk in Windows ( And about 50GB free on my VSS disk). This can't be the issue why VSS is crashing... can ...

Joris_Both · 04-15-2011

Craig, Thank you for your reply! I've trief different transport methodes (network and FC) and tested with GRT enabled and disabled. Disabling GRT helps a bit, but not enough.. Disabling jumbo frames doesn't make a difference, it stays the same..

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Simon, Well yes it is. But

Everything is up to date.. :(

CraigV, NIC's are hardcoded

Craig, Above is the reason I

Craig, Thank you for your