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Be sure to verify that the directory has the Administrative share set up. such as "C$". If it still won't install, you should be able to install it manually. follow this link for an explanation on how: http://seer.support.veritas.com/tnotes/BEWNT/192334.htm

If this is still a problem, remember, the "Client Agent" for SQL is special. Also, by default, Veritas looks for the 'Administrative Share' of the target server, AND, the username used to perform the backup must have the necessary rights to the directory to perform the backup.

I found the Regestry hack on the CA website. <br> follow the following links and you should be fine.<br> Two different hacks required:<br> <br> Server(s): <A HREF="http://support.cai.com/techbases/asnt/nasnt342.html" TARGET="_new">http://support.cai.com/techbases/asnt/nasnt342.html</A><br> <br>...

I found my own answer. A registry hack solved it all.....

I had this same problem with WinRoute. The answer was simple. I had to make a DNS entry for both the Mail.*.* & SMTP.*.*. Then I directed my workstations to the DNS that WinRoute provides natively. Worked great.

If TCP/IP shows same subnet on both machines, then recheck your &quot;Default Gateway&quot;. Remember, Netbeui is not routable.

You can add a PDC. Be ready for some overtime. After you get the PDC connected to the network, and you have setup your users and any policies you may or may not want. Are you going to allow for "Home" directories. Anyway, an NT machine is easy. Simply 'add' the NT machine to the new domain. Do...

We are using ArcServeIT 6.6 on an NT platform for both LAN & WAN backups. Our tape drive is the 15/30 DLT. Each time that I backup one of our primary servers, (Friday full backup) it requires that I insert a second tape. And each time the backup fails and the job is cancelled. I've checked the...