Can I upgrade from BESR 2010 9.0.2.37914 to BESR 2013 R2 11.1.2.54477??
This is for Symantec System Protection aka Backup Exec System Recovery... We are presently on a 2010 version, I don't know which SP... And I want to upgrade it to System Protection 2013 SP2... It is a Windows Server 2008 R2 SP1 64-bit server. Thank you, TomSolved1.4KViews11likes4CommentsUnable to see Updates in Symantec Installation Manager SIM
Hi I've hit a problem involving SIM, that I hope someone can help me with. I attempted to update the serverto the latest version of Symantec Management Platform, SP2, unfortunately it went wrong with the validation stage when it tried to install after downloading. Subsequently I ran a rebuild on my installed copy of Symantec Management Platform. Which also initially went wrong but has since run without error. My problem is now the SIM tool isno longer showing anything under the "View and Install Updates" and so I am unable to upgrade to the latest version of Symantec Management Platform. I believe the downloaded installation file that SIM would have initially downloaded is still present on the server. Is there a way to run the upgrade without using SIM? I hope this makes sense. Many Thanks.1.2KViews9likes7CommentsSystem Recovery Management Solution 2013
I was just on the MySupport portal to create a new case for SSR2011ms and I noticed System Recovery Management Solution 2013 As on option for product version Is there a new version out? I didn’t here anything about a new version or will it be out soon?603Views6likes3CommentsNorton Ghost users - Welcome to Symantec System Recovery!
As announced today (15 March 2013), Norton Ghost 15 is being discontinued, and will be replaced with Symantec System Recovery (SSR) 2013 Desktop edition. Click here for details. We'd like to welcome those customer who already have made the transition, or are thinking about it! Please use this thread to discuss any non-technical issues, such as functionality, upgrade information, etc. If you encounter a technical issue and require technical epertise, you are in good hands. This board is monitored by several SSR specialists, ready to assist. Simply start your own thread with your question. On the surface, Ghost 15 and SSR 2013 are very similar in the look and feel. The console hasn't changed much, so using the product itself should not be much of a learning curve. However, the engine itself has gone through several improvements. Here are a few of the changes in SSR 2013 from Ghost 15: Support for Windows Server 2012 and Windows 8 UEFI Support:Symantec System Recoverynow enables boot from UEFI (Unified Extensible Firmware Interface) in addition to BIOS. 64 bit Support: 32-bit and 64-bit recovery disks are now included. USB Recovery Disk: Create a custom Symantec SystemRecovery Disk on a USB device.Add 32- or 64-bit drivers. Advanced Monitoring and Reporting:Symantec SystemRecoveryMonitor is a new monitoring solution that's extremely simple to use andis FREE of charge to all Symantec System Recovery 2013 customers. It's a standalone andlightweightsolution for managing up to 100 nodes.It’s simplicity and no extra dependency eliminates the learning curve for users. Intuitive GUI along with essential action controls provide crisp status along with ability to take desired actions seamlessly through the same view. Improved support for virtual environments: Greater support for ESX, VMWare, HyperV, and Citrix. Smart Reconciliation:Now Backups and reconciliation are efficiently done by smartly tracking changed blocks.The reconcile time is drastically reduced to seconds by eliminating the need to do a complete reconcile in cases of crashes or abrupt shutdowns. In addition,incrementalbackups are now up to 750% faster. (Incremental Backup without reconcile at least 35%,Full Backup 15% faster,Incremental Backup with reconcile – At least 750% faster thanNorton Ghost 15) For more information on SSR 2013, visit http://www.symantecsystemrecovery.com. Again, welcome Norton Ghost users! Please let us help make the transition to SSR 2013 as seamless as possible.9.3KViews4likes97CommentsFormer Ghost 15 user - Getting trapped in the SSR 2013 Trial
A few days ago I had an issue with doing a system restore using Ghost 15. I went to that forum for help and learned that Symantec was going to discontinue Ghost and recommended users "check out" SSR 2013 with its free trial. I downloaded the free trial and eventually learned it would not install unless I first remove Ghost. That wasn't from anything that I saw when the SSR installation failed; that happened without any additional information. However, I did eventually find my way to this forum and a helpful Guru pointed out the issue and also that I could always re-install Ghost if I wasn't happy with SSR. I uninstalled Ghost, installed SSR, and started backing stuff up. Now, if one of the things you want to do is a full system restore (my primary interest)then you need a recovery disk. SSR will make a recovery disk for you and all you need to do is provide an activation key which you don't get with the trial version. No problem, as all I need to do is install Ghost. But I can't install Ghost until I uninstall SSR. And SSR WILL NOT UNINSTALL. Whenever I try to uninstall it there's an Error 2738 and something about a VBasic error. So now I have a trial verision of a program that I can't use and a paid for program I can no longer load. I guess it can all be fixed if I pay Symantec for an activation key for a program that I'm not sure I want in the hopes it will maybe allow me to upgrade to a latter version that can uninstall so I can install the program I uninstalled so I could evaluate the Free Trial. To put it another way, I may have to pay Symantec to I can remove their free software and load back the software I paid them for as well. And, even it it turns out there's a simple, and hopefully less expensive, way out of this I've still wasted a lot of time on what should be a free trial of a comercial product which appears to be more of an alpha test. (If I sound upset, it's because I really am)2.4KViews3likes12CommentsHow to install the Symantec Management Agent by users without local administrator rights
Sadly it isn't possible for us to deploy the Symantec Management Agent from the SSR2011 console. See one of my previous posts. Since we have more than 200 laptops that we want to backup using SSR2011, it would be great if we can deploy the SMA on some other ways: I tried to run the install at some clients from the Download Page URL. Users with local administrator rights can install the Agent, Others without these rights, won't install the agent. Since most users don't have local administrators this won't be a good solution. We would like one of the following options: - Deploying the SMA by MSI-file by Active Directory - Create some kindof installer.exe that users can use to install the software without to change lcoal admin rights (This was the way we used succesfully with Symantec Backupexec for desktop 8.5) Any other suggestion is welcome. Can anyone help with our urgent problem? Best regards, Danny ter HorstSolved626Views3likes3CommentsUnable to update BESR 2010 automatically to the internet
Hi, Why my BESR always point to the SEP live update server ? of course it will always failed: The following Symantec products and components are installed on your computer. > LiveUpdate > Symantec Backup Exec System Recovery 2010 > Symantec Security Software > Symantec Security Software Update Initializing... Connecting to SEM-Prod-VM... Unable to connect to host LU1813: LiveUpdate could not connect to the update server because you provided incorrect authorization information for either your proxy server or the update server. If you connect through a proxy, verify that the proxy information entered through the LiveUpdate Control Panel is correct. For assistance please contact your System Administrator. LiveUpdate session is complete. can anyone guide me how to make this server update self automatically to the Internet ? Thanks1.5KViews3likes7CommentsUpgrade from Ghost 15 to System Recovery 2013 Desktop
I am currently running Ghost 15 on my Win 7 pc. I am replacing my pc with a new computer so it looks like I will have to install System Recovery 2013 Desktop on my new machine (will be win 7 also). A couple of questions: (1) How do I purchase an upgrade version of SSR 2013 since I am really ungrading from Ghost? (2) Does SSR recognize Ghost 15 recovery points? (3) How does the recovery to disparate hardware work? How good is it really; I mean we're talking about the HAL here. What kind of problems can I expect to have if I go that route? Would I have to backup my current machine with SSR which would mean I would have to upgrade from Ghost to SSR 1st and from what I've read it is better to remove Ghost 1st and then install SSR?? Acronis has a similar product for recovery to disparate hw and the results are pretty mixed for it. Works for some and not for others. (4) How does SSR handle Win7 System Reserve partition backup and recovery compared to Ghost. Well that's more than a couple of questions so thanks for your thoughts here.Solved1.8KViews2likes10Comments