NIC Teaming Slow Throughput, any ideas?
Hey guys, We currently have 2Gig set up through NIC teaming for our backup exec setup.When we have backups running, it barely reaches 35-40% of the bandwith. I am using Backup Exec 2010. Has anyone else here set up NIC teaming before? What are some things that might cause slow performance? Are there any specific settings in Backup Exec that may help? Thanks!
Easy: Restoring from a RAID 1 device
Hya folks! Setup: BackupExec 2012 running on SBS 2011. Storage device is a 1GB drive plugged into a Stardom with a secondary disk that we manually swap and take offsite every week (actually, a collection of four such drives that we swap in series). This gives us backups going back four weeks. We want to restore a mailbox from three weeks ago. I've pulled the oldest RAID 1 diskout of rotation, mounted it in a usb enclosure, and shared it over the network. I am, however, not very familiar with how Backup Exec's manages storage devices and I am having trouble creating a Restore job from this network disk. Can someone please walk me through the process to create a Restore job from a network share for an old backup set? Part of the problem may be that the disk has the same identity as the active storage drive. I tried adding the network share in storage via the menu: Storage | Configure Storage | Disk-Based Storage | Disk Storage | ... Error message: "The disk storage device [PrimaryStorageDiskName]was found at the specified path. It is already a device on [ServerName] and cannot be added as a shared device." I'm sure it's a relatively trivial process, and my inexperience is the only major barrier. Much thanks!
B2V Restore Issue
Hello Guys, I am having a problem trying to restore a Full backup set from a VM with an agent onto an EXSI host. Below are the steps that I have done and I will also be including the screen shots of the job selection, backup options, and error message that I am getting below. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Things I have done so far. 1. Inventory and Catalog the tape. 2. Made sure what I want to restore is on those tape. 3. Select Convert to Virtual from a Point in Time 4. Select the appropriate backup options and attempt to run the job.
how to restore system state backup on win 2012
Hello, This is salman i have symantec backup exec 2012 version 14, i have 5 windows 2012 standard machines 2 physical and 3 are on virtual. i am taking backup daily C with system state of all machine but i want to test restore option in case of any disaster in real environment. For example i installed win2012 standard machine on virtual give same RAM Processor and partition size, and i want to restore system state with "complete online restore of a computer, or restore system components" but after selection of this option i cant see restore, means destination machine. One more thing when i edit on backup rule simplified disaster recovery is OFF Please help Thanks SalmanCannot create recovery point, Unable to establish network connection, The specified network password is not correct
Error EC8F17B7: Cannot create recovery points for job: Drive Backup of (H:\) Daily 1. Error EC8F03ED: Cannot create the recovery point. Error E7D10041: Unable to establish a network connection to \\sms-rackstation\server 3 backup. Error EBAB03F1: The specified network password is not correct. (UMI:V-281-3215-6071)BackupExec 2010 R3 Encryption Key(s)
We will soon be reinstalling Symantec Backup Exec 2010 R3 software due to an OS upgrade to 64bit version. note that this upgrade will be on the exact same server. The server is already 64bit hardware with a 32bit OS. Upgrading OS to 64bit. Here is my primary need: Ineed to make sure where to locate the BackupExec Encryption Keys and how to back them up (Export/Import) or whatever it takes. I also need to know the location forANY configuration files perteninent to the coniguration of BackupExec so I can back them up to be restored on the new server. Is there a PDF document available - or if someone has a minute to provide the details - It would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.