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I'm not sure what this is but we're having the same issue when attmepting updates through our websweeper. I have a feeling if the connection isn't a direct connection, i.e. a proxied connection, the server has 'issues'. We've got another WSUS server out in Hong Kong configured exactly as this...

The problem is with Scsiport.sys. A W2k driver that can interfere with the SCSI channel whilst Arcserve is trying to communicate with it. If the BUS is busy when W2k's scsiport.sys attempts to communicate it can retry the command upto 25 times. If all of these attempts are unsuccessful the...

Howdy all, We have also been experiencing the E6300 SCSI port errors on numerous Dell systems (Dell PE2650 servers with Adaptec 39160 SCSI card connected to Dell PV132 & 128T Autoloaders) all with Arcserve2000 sp4 loaded. I've been banging my head against this one fro a while now and over the...

I suggest you do a search on this forum, and other fora, for this E6300 problem. There are more people experiencing this error than not!!. It may be of some use to implement some of the suggestions offers in these other threads.. however, having tried, without any success, to do this myself i...

ok, try this one if the Speshalyst's doesn't work.. It sounds to me like either your pruning time is set too low in Server configuration, in which case, your database entries are being 'pruned' (read deleted) before your rotation is complete or you are not selecting to 'record detail...

Hi All, Guess what, I too am experiencing the [E6300 NT SCSI port] errors. I am using a brand new Dell poweredge 2650, Adaptec U160 SCSI card (latest adaptec drivers) and a Dell Powervault 128T with a single SDLT drive installed. All of the firmware has been updated tothe latest releases...

You could always benchmark the hardware using the technique below and then compare against actual results... let me know how it goes.. Use this procedure to turn on dummy tape drives to test system throughput without using a real taoe drive (i.e. the maximum speed that could be expected...

Are you sure the Tape, Database & Job Engines are not running?. Check the 'services' area of your server out and inparticular, those serverice that start with the letter 'A' (for Arcserve). If you find any of the services running (they usually start automatically at boot) then stop them and...

When you created the backup job in Arcserve you will have been asked for certain credentials that have access to the files that you were backing up. Normal practise is to use the NT & 2000 user 'backup' after a few modifications to file properties or the domain admin account. These same...