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I've restored the system and data drives and then the Master db to a disaster recovery test machine. When I try to restore another db i get the above error. Thanks in advance, Jim

Our backups hang sometimes but I'm not sure if this is the cause. If you are concerned, you can stop/start the Groupshield services as a pre/post job remembering to schedule an on-demand scan afterwards just in case. This info is on McAfee site on the Groupshield Knowledge Base...

I'm getting a "read/write error in named pipes" now when attempting to restore a database.

You need to use the Exchange Server administrative/service account typically 'exchadmin'. As the account needs full access into the database. Hope this helps.

I'll have a go. Thx for the reply.

You need to run the Register IT program and enter your registration key where it asks. This will clear the licence errors.

After doing a NT 4 disaster recovery on a test server using ArcServe 6.61, the system and data volumes went on great but as expected the SQL databases didn't work. We thought fine, just reinstall SQL Server and do a restore of the databases from tape. CA technical documents assure us it's...

Try this: http://support.ca.com/techbases/asnt/16046.html

If it's NT 4 you can try the End Task in Task Manager. End the task called ASRUNJOB.EXE. Sometimes it will say Access is denied but you can right click on the job and choose Debug. This crashes the program and ends the job. This is very risky so don't blame me if your server falls over!! Saying...

Unfortunately it will as part of the normal file backup. You can set it up so it ignores the SQL data folder.