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Hi Jesussc, If you would like to communicate via email rather than forums my email address is jon.kerslake@devonport.co.uk Basically if you log onto the client in question and from Networker user fire off a complete manual backup you should see at some point Legato skipping a complete folder...

Well, after numerous hours of head banging I have come across the problem. It was a problem with dfs! On the client in question dfs had been installed and was treating e:\data as a mount point. This being the case Networker which ignores dfs mount points for obvious reasons was treating the...

yeah tried running the scheduled backup with my own username and password as I am the administrator and it still failed :-( It's certainly a weird one, it's thrown me, I have even applied the system account to just the top few folders and it's still failing!!! I have currently tried the...

Thanx for your reply. Yes I have searched for nsr.dir on the client, also I searched for any .dir files in case networker was misinterpreting them as nsr.dir files. There were about 9 mscreate.dir files (These are files the Office find fast creates) so deleted these. Problem still exists.

I am getting the same problem when trying to backup a complete drive. The backup is backing up 5Gb but the disk has 30Gb in use. No directives are set at all on this client. I have a call raised regarding this with a Legato reseller but it appears to be baffling them too! Any help would be...

Hi pt LOL, definitely an interesting one as it doesn't give you much help with the error ;o) I've spent the past two days on this one, got Mti support involved today and they are scratching there heads as well!!! Can add new resources such as groups, just seems to be when I try to create a...

Hi wonder if anyone has experienced this problem before? Recently upgraded from Networker 5.1 to Networker 6.1.3 on Windows NT and now when trying to add a new clinet all that appears is a warning box with "Server, nnn (where nnn=backup servername). That's it! No other hints to why it's...