Backup/Restore Dell Optiplex 390
I created a backup of my Dell Optiplex 390 and there are 3 total files. A Dell File, A Recovery File, and the C Drive. When I boot into the SSR 2011 I am clicking Backup Recovery then clicking next and I am loading the files in this order. (I am deleting the c drive partition before laying down the images) 1.Dell File 2.C Drive 3.System Recovery (making it bootable option checked) Am I doing this wrong? Does anyone know the correct order to lay down the images, and what options I need to have checked when doing a recovery on this machine? So far I have gotten a missing boot file error then telling me to ctrl+alt+delete+, The error I have gotten the most is a black screen with a blinking cursor...... I am stumped on what options may need to be checked within the 3 different files and which order to lay them down. Any and all support is much appreciated, if you need more details please let me know what you need. Thanks, Joshua
SSR 2011 fails to backup - the recovery point file cannot be found
I have an SBS2008 server, with SSR 2011. When we backup to an external USB drive we recieve the following error. This happens every night. I checked the external drive, the C and D drive images are created but the F: drive fails to backup. I manually ran a backup of the F drive and that completed with no problems. SSR Version: 10.0.1.41704. Any fixes to this problem? Error details:Error EC8F17B7: Cannot create recovery points for job: Drive Backup of SYSTEM (C:\), DATA (D:\), RECOVERY (F:\). Error EC8F03F0: Cannot add the new recovery point to the history of this drive. Error ED800018: The recovery point file 'H:\CPGDC03_F_Drive001.v2i' cannot be found. (UMI:V-281-3215-6071) Details: Source: Symantec System Recovery Thanks
BESR 2010 Can't see Logical drives booted from SRD
I have 2 Dell R710 Servers with WS2003 R2 SP2 after I configure them as a primary and secondary domain controllers I can't see the logical drives when booted from the Symantec BESR 2010 SRD. I see the logical drives just fine before I configure them as domain controllers when booted from the BESR 2010 SRD. Any ideas? Thanks, Mark
Kann keine Wiederherstellungspunkt-Sätze erstellen
Die Option "Wiederherstellungspunkte-Satz" ist immer ausgegraut und ich kann sie nicht auswählen! Es steht immer die Meldung darunter: Die Option Für Wiederherstellungspunkt-Sätze is deaktiviert, da einem vorhandenen Backup-Auftrag für einen Wiederherstellungspunkt-Satz bereits ein ausgewähltes LauFwerk zugewiesen wurde. Es kann nur jeweils ein Wiederherstellungspunkt-Satz Für jedes LauFwerk festgelegt werden. Habe schon alle Backups gelöscht damit ich diese Option anwählen kann aber egal was ich mache ich kann sie nicht aktivieren! Bitte um Hilfe! Anbei ein Screenshot
Client prompts logged in user to run missed backups
I am running Symantec Platform and Solutions version 7 SP5 (management server) and BESR 2010 SP2 on all the clients. I am running Symantec Management Agent SP5. Normal backup job is a recovery point set. Base is created on Sat and incrementals are run M-F. Even though the backup has run successfully (and a backup file has been successfully created in the recovery point destination) all my systems prompt me to run a missed backup when I log in. If I click yes, a dialogue box appears allowing me to select a backup to run. The Last Backup date is either blank or contains a date several days or more in the past.Recovery Point Set only creates a base
I am running Symantec Platform and Solutions version 7 SP5 (management server) and BESR 2010 SP2 on all the clients. I am running Symantec Management Agent SP5. Normal backup job is a recovery point set. Base is created on Sat and incrementals are run M-F. I have several Win2K3 servers that only create a base backup. I have opened a case with Symantec. They gave me an "orphan" patch. This has not solved the problem. I noticed the following in the .pqj scheduler file on the client: <LastBackup vt="7"> 1/11/2011 23: 0:21</LastBackup><LastExpected vt="7"> 1/12/2011 23: 0:10</LastExpected> If I change the LastExpected date to 1/14/2011 (or just advance it one day) for example, it will make an incremental when the job runs on the 13th. However, the LastExpected date will be changed to 1/13/2011 when the job completes. If left unchanged, a base will be created when the job runs again on the 13 th .
