Backup Exec permission fail on Isilon backups
I am having a hard time with permission issues with Isilon and Backup Exec. I upgraded to version 20.3. Whenever I run a backup job on Isilon (The server was added by using File Server/NDMP data server), I get the following error: Backup Exec could not log on to the server with the logon account specified for it. The logon account does not have valid credentials. Ensure that the user name and password are correct in the logon account For the life of me, I dont understand why this issue happens. When I go into the job, I can see the files and folders with the main service account for Backup Exec. I have granted the main account with full control of the folders on the Isilon, but I still get this **bleep** error of permissions. Has anyone come across this?
e0000f16 - The operation failed to acquire the minimum number of drives and media needed
Backup to NAS is failing with error e0000f16 - The operation failed to acquire the minimum number of drives and media needed.Tried to increase the concurrent write operations in the disk storage but it was stuck in updating for a very long time.Restarted the BE services once still the same.Unable to disable the disk storage(NAS) in the BE 20 console. 1. What are the basic checks (user account permissions) that as to be given in the NAS and the BE console. 2.What else has to be checked as already rebooted the BE server and the NAS device. Thanks Melvin
Prevent "other" Exchange permissions to be synced to archive
Hello Folks, Wehave a client that wants to be able to switch off the permission-synchronization from Exchange. So if user B has permissions on user As mailbox, the user B should NOT automatically get permissions on user As archive. Weweretesting with the option "Inherited permissions" in the Mailbox Policy after Zapping the archive permissions. Any ideas welcome. Also if you know for certain that syncing the permissions is "builtin" and not possible to switch off. Thanks, Holger
Enterprise Vault Accounts and Permissions
The following two articles provide the necessary information on the various accounts and users that are involved in an Enterprise Vault environment, as well as the permissions required by each. Enterprise Vault Accounts and Permissions http://www.symantec.com/docs/TECH76700
Configuring Exchange Archiving with Minimal Permissions
Hi All, Very quick blog to make you aware on a new EV whitepaper about configuring Exchange archiving with minimal permissions. It also details what the explicit permissions on the information store are required for (a question frequently asked). http://www.symantec.com/docs/HOWTO75036 Enjoy! Karl
