BMR Restore won't start "Failed to verify backup--rc(1002)
Hi, We are running NBU 8.0 (both clients, medias, master), and these days I'm trying to perform a BMR restore on a W2008r2 client using NBU 8.0. We're not encountering any errors with the backup operations, but when we start a BMR Restore (USB Key Boot, as we always do here), we encounter: I don't know what clues or logs I should search for, as this is the first time I've encountered this error, and I can't find anything on the Veritas forums or elsewhere. (same problem with Prepare to Restore) Can anyone helps with this error rc(1002) ?Restore from a standalone drive fail
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Tape Drives show Missing Paths
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bpduplicate help.
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