How to know how much data that is older than 3 years archived by Enterprise Vault ?
Hi Everyone, I need the SQL script to query my Enterprise Vault v8.0 SP4 that is older than 3 years. Can anyone share your SQL script to know how much disk in the vault it consumes that'd be great. Thanks,Solved1.4KViews4likes7CommentsEnterprise Vault 8 High Availability best practice ?
Hi People, I got Symantec Enterprise v 8.0 SP4 as a VM which uses Physical RDM capability to leverage EMC SnapView replication from production site to DR site LUN level, however I wonder if this is the correct procedure since I cannot find any way to to create DR instance of EV that can be used in the disaster recovery scenario ? What are my options and how to achieve that in case the primary site is down completely in terms of Server and the storage ?Solved1.8KViews3likes9Comments
Backup SharePoint Error since it needs SQL Server agent ?!?!?!!
Hi All, I'm having problem in backing up my SharePoint Server 2007 which is installed in one single server deployment with SQL Server 2008 as well here's the error log: ###################################################################################################################### Job ended: Thursday, May 27, 2010 at 11:00:17 PM Completed status: Failed Final error: 0xe000fe3c - Before you can back up this resource, you must purchase and install a license key for the appropriate Backup Exec agent. See Job Log for details. Final error category: Security Errors For additional information regarding this error refer to link V-79-57344-65084 ###################################################################################################################### Backup- MOSSDEV01.domain.comV-79-57344-65084 - Before you can back up this resource (MOSSDEV01.domain.com\MOSSDB), you must purchase and install a license key for the appropriate Backup Exec agent. For information about how to obtain a license key, go to the following URL: https://redirector.symantec.com?src=inpdt&pdt=be&action=t A selection on device \\MOSSDEV01.domain.com\Shadow?Copy?Components was skipped because of previous errors with the job. A selection on device \\MOSSDEV01.domain.com\System?State was skipped because of previous errors with the job. Verify Insufficient memory available. V-79-57344-33858 - A memory allocation request failed. The computer may be running low on virtual memory. ###################################################################################################################### Backup- MOSSDEV01.domain.comV-79-57344-65268 - AOFO: Initialization failure on: "MOSSDEV01.domain.com\MOSSDB". Advanced Open File Option used: Microsoft Volume Shadow Copy Service (VSS). V-79-10000-10896 - SQL Prepare for Freeze failed for snapshot. ###################################################################################################################### how can this happens ? I just want to backup my SharePoint but i have to purchase another agent for SQL Server 2008 ? can anyone help please ? ThanksSolved754Views3likes7Comments
What is in the BFK files
Hello everyone, We use backup Exec 2010 for backingup from 4 servers. Last night an differential job, using modified time ran. When I checked the status of the backup this morning, I came to the conclusion that the size of the created bkf file whas 5GB. This should be a lot more. Can someone explain how to check the data inside the BKF files? I'm really curious about the data that is backupped and what is not. Thanks in advance!Solved3.1KViews2likes9Comments
sql backup failure
I have updated Backup Exec 2012. I have several backup jobs, both SQL (Server and Express) as files. A job in question, if SQL Express 2008, generates fault. The configuration is equal to the other SQL jobs. The following error: -------------------------------------------------- -------------- Completed status: Failed Final error: 0xe0008492 - Database Query Failure. See the job log for details. Final error category: Resource Errors For additional information Regarding this error refer to link V-79-57344-33938 -------------------------------------------------- -------------- V-79-65323-3201 - An error occurred on a query to database RMS. V-79-65323-3201 - Can not open backup device 'RMS_00__7e694887_9e14_4492_98d5_97cb2159c40b_'. Operating system error 0x80070005 (Access is denied.). -------------------------------------------------- -------------- I await possible solutionSolved2.1KViews2likes10CommentsWhat is the SQL Server Database maintenance plan for EV ?
Hi All, For the SEP I have implemented this steps: http://www.symantec.com/business/support/index?page=content&id=TECH104792 so I wonder what is the equivalent steps for Enterprise Vault 8.0 SP4 SQL Server 2005 SP3 database maintenance plan ? ThanksSolved2.1KViews2likes11CommentsMinimising the number of NetBackup SQL policies
Hi all I am configuring a large environment and I would like to minimise the number of SQL backup policies. This is fairly simple with creating a AllDatabases.bch on the physical SQL servers and just referencing that bch file in the Backup Selections However when I create backups for SQL Clusters I want to have a different bch file for each virtual cluster name. Ideally I would like to use something like %backupclient%.bch in the backup selection but I cant find any documentation to say this is possible. Has anyone done anything similar to this or minimised the number of policies in another way. Cheers Mark652Views2likes2Comments
Minimising the number of NetBackup SQL policies
Hi all I am configuring a large environment and I would like to minimise the number of SQL backup policies. This is fairly simple with creating a AllDatabases.bch on the physical SQL servers and just referencing that bch file in the Backup Selections However when I create backups for SQL Clusters I want to have a different bch file for each virtual cluster name. Ideally I would like to use something like %backupclient%.bch in the backup selection but I cant find any documentation to say this is possible. Has anyone done anything similar to this or minimised the number of policies in another way. Cheers Mark
