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backup is still running???

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Juliatech

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May 23, 2002
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US
I was having the problem of the backup hanging up an 99%.

Now- I took it off of Verify and the backup has been running for almost 14 hours. It would normally only take 2 or 3 hours. The backup is still running from 9pm last night. What can I do to stop it from "running" for an eternity? Help?!

 
After looking at the job log- everything is backed up within 2 hrs... but it still says running HOURS AND HOURS LATER until it says "failed"
 
It would be helpful to know what ver of Backup Exec is being run as well as what OS it is on. Each component of Backup Exec has its own licensing and OFOs need to be installed on any server that typically has files that are opened during the backup. Are your backup devices installed locally on each machine or are your backups being done across the network to a single tape library? Can't offer much more advice without more details.
Backup Exec has a fairly decent Knowledge Base at Hope it helps. [ponder]
 
THANK YOU so much for getting back to me.

My backup server is Veritas 8.6- and yes it is the only server backup which is backing up the servers remotely. It has two tape drives on it and I am going to add a third.

Does this help?

 
Right click on the failed job and look at the job history. It should say in the history what failed. If you post that information, maybe we can help you more.

-Bill
 
Thanks! Below I have posted the jobs for both drives!!! Wha can I do to pass these? Maybe it is something to do with the Exchange mailboxes?

================================================================
Job server: SRV-BACKUP
Job name: sql exch
Job started: Thursday, May 30, 2002 at 9:00:10 PM
Job type: Backup
Job Log: BEX36.txt
======================================================================

Drive and media information from media mount:
Robotic Library Name:
Drive Name: FRETO
Slot: 0
Media GUID: {6571BA60-AE04-4BB2-A9D1-4BADD9A27B8B}
Media Label: DLT000004
Overwrite Protection Time Left: None
Append Time Left: Infinite
Targeted Media Set Name: Daily Backup

======================================================================
Job Operation - Backup
Media operation - overwrite.
Hardware compression enabled.
============================================================
Media Name: "Media created 5/30/2002 09:00:11 PM"
Backup of "\\SRV-EXCH01\C$ "
Backup set #1 on storage media #1
Backup set description: "sldata exch citrix"
Backup Type: FULL - Back Up Files - Reset Archive Bit
Backup started on 5/30/2002 at 9:00:31 PM.
The item \exchsrvr\DSADATA\edb.log in use - skipped.
The item \exchsrvr\DSADATA\temp.edb in use - skipped.
The item \exchsrvr\dxadata\edb.log in use - skipped.
The item \exchsrvr\dxadata\TEMP.EDB in use - skipped.
The item \exchsrvr\dxadata\XDIR.EDB in use - skipped.
The item \exchsrvr\mdbdata\edb.log in use - skipped.
The item \exchsrvr\mdbdata\tmp.edb in use - skipped.
File "AP0.LOG" in use - Backed up.
File "BF0.LOG" in use - Backed up.
File "EV0.LOG" in use - Backed up.
Access denied to file \exchsrvr\WebTemp\CDO_bvr_00000A84_00000008.mmp.
^ ^ ^ ^ ^
Unable to open the item \exchsrvr\WebTemp\CDO_bvr_00000A84_00000008.mmp - skipped.
Access denied to file \exchsrvr\WebTemp\CDO_psd_00000A84_00000007.mmp.
^ ^ ^ ^ ^
Unable to open the item \exchsrvr\WebTemp\CDO_psd_00000A84_00000007.mmp - skipped.
Access denied to file \exchsrvr\WebTemp\CDO_psd_00000A84_00000009.mmp.
^ ^ ^ ^ ^
Unable to open the item \exchsrvr\WebTemp\CDO_psd_00000A84_00000009.mmp - skipped.
File "VVAgent-1.LOG" in use - Backed up.
File "SchedLgU.Txt" in use - Backed up.
File "ipsecpa.log" in use - Backed up.
File "Netlogon.log" in use - Backed up.
File "oakley.log" in use - Backed up.
File "PASSWD.LOG" in use - Backed up.
File "{02D4B3F1-FD88-11D1-960D-00805FC79235}.crmlog" in use - Backed up.
File "scepol.log" in use - Backed up.
File "Perflib_Perfdata_3b0.dat" in use - Backed up.
The item \WINNT\system32\dhcp\dhcp.mdb in use - skipped.
File "DhcpSrvLog.Thu" in use - Backed up.
The item \WINNT\system32\dhcp\j50.log in use - skipped.
The item \WINNT\system32\dhcp\tmp.edb in use - skipped.
File "dns.log" in use - Backed up.
File "MSDTC.LOG" in use - Backed up.
File "dnary.ldb" in use - Backed up.
File "ias.ldb" in use - Backed up.
File "ias.mdb" in use - Backed up.
The item \WINNT\system32\wins\j50.log in use - skipped.
The item \WINNT\system32\wins\wins.mdb in use - skipped.
The item \WINNT\system32\wins\winstmp.mdb in use - skipped.

Backup completed on 5/30/2002 at 9:13:50 PM.
Backed up 12964 files in 631 directories.
18 files were in use
16 items were skipped.
Processed 1,573,583,912 bytes in 13 minutes and 19 seconds.
Throughput rate: 112.7 MB/min
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Unable to initialize Remote Agent for Windows NT/2000 - performing standard backup
WARNING: Media servers cannot completely protect remote
Windows 2000 servers or workstations unless the Backup
Exec Remote Agent for Windows NT/2000 is installed
and running on each remote Windows 2000 server or
workstation to be protected. Data loss can occur if the
Remote Agent for Windows NT/2000 is not running
while backing up remote Windows 2000 computers.

Please refer to the documentation or online help for more information.

Media Name: "Media created 5/30/2002 09:00:11 PM"
Backup of "\\SRV-EXCH01\D$ "
Backup set #2 on storage media #1
Backup set description: "sldata exch citrix"
Backup Type: FULL - Back Up Files - Reset Archive Bit
Backup started on 5/30/2002 at 9:13:51 PM.
The item \exchsrvr\DSADATA\dir.edb in use - skipped.
The item \exchsrvr\imcdata\queue.dat in use - skipped.
File "L859GJ5T" in use - Backed up.
File "L0000000.LOG" in use - Backed up.
File "L0000001.LOG" in use - Backed up.
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File "DB000E7D.DAT" in use - Backed up.
File "DB000E7E.DAT" in use - Backed up.
File "DB000E81.DAT" in use - Backed up.
File "DB000E82.DAT" in use - Backed up.
File "DB000E85.DAT" in use - Backed up.
File "DB000E86.DAT" in use - Backed up.
File "DB000E87.DAT" in use - Backed up.
File "DB000E88.DAT" in use - Backed up.
File "DB000E8A.DAT" in use - Backed up.
File "DB000E8C.DAT" in use - Backed up.
File "DB000E8E.DAT" in use - Backed up.
File "DB000E90.DAT" in use - Backed up.
File "DB000E91.DAT" in use - Backed up.
File "DB000E95.DAT" in use - Backed up.
File "DB000E97.DAT" in use - Backed up.
File "DB000E98.DAT" in use - Backed up.
File "DB000E99.DAT" in use - Backed up.
File "DB000E9A.DAT" in use - Backed up.
File "DB000E9D.DAT" in use - Backed up.
File "DB000E9E.DAT" in use - Backed up.
File "DB000E9F.DAT" in use - Backed up.
File "DB000EA3.DAT" in use - Backed up.
File "DB000EA4.DAT" in use - Backed up.
File "DB000EA5.DAT" in use - Backed up.
File "DB000EA7.DAT" in use - Backed up.
File "DB000EA9.DAT" in use - Backed up.
File "DB000EAC.DAT" in use - Backed up.
File "DB000EAD.DAT" in use - Backed up.
File "DB000EAE.DAT" in use - Backed up.
File "DB000EAF.DAT" in use - Backed up.
File "DB000EB0.DAT" in use - Backed up.
File "DB000EB1.DAT" in use - Backed up.
File "DB000EB4.DAT" in use - Backed up.
File "DB000EB6.DAT" in use - Backed up.
File "DB000EB7.DAT" in use - Backed up.
File "DB000EB9.DAT" in use - Backed up.
File "DB000EBB.DAT" in use - Backed up.
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File "DB000EC1.DAT" in use - Backed up.
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File "DB000EC3.DAT" in use - Backed up.
File "DB000EC5.DAT" in use - Backed up.
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File "DB000EC9.DAT" in use - Backed up.
File "DB000ECA.DAT" in use - Backed up.
File "DB000ECB.DAT" in use - Backed up.
File "DB000ECE.DAT" in use - Backed up.
File "DB000ECF.DAT" in use - Backed up.
File "DB000ED0.DAT" in use - Backed up.
File "DB000ED1.DAT" in use - Backed up.
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File "DB000ED6.DAT" in use - Backed up.
File "DB000ED7.DAT" in use - Backed up.
File "DB000ED8.DAT" in use - Backed up.
File "DB000ED9.DAT" in use - Backed up.
File "DB000EDA.DAT" in use - Backed up.
File "DB000EDB.DAT" in use - Backed up.
File "DB000EDC.DAT" in use - Backed up.
File "DB000EDD.DAT" in use - Backed up.
File "DB000EDE.DAT" in use - Backed up.
File "DB000EDF.DAT" in use - Backed up.
File "DB000EE0.DAT" in use - Backed up.
File "DB000EE1.DAT" in use - Backed up.
File "DB000EE2.DAT" in use - Backed up.
File "DB000EE3.DAT" in use - Backed up.
File "DB000EE4.DAT" in use - Backed up.
File "DB000EE5.DAT" in use - Backed up.
File "DB000EE6.DAT" in use - Backed up.
File "DB000EE7.DAT" in use - Backed up.
File "DB000EE8.DAT" in use - Backed up.
File "DB000EE9.DAT" in use - Backed up.
File "DB000EEA.DAT" in use - Backed up.
File "DB000EEB.DAT" in use - Backed up.
File "DB000EEC.DAT" in use - Backed up.
File "DB000EED.DAT" in use - Backed up.
File "DB000EEE.DAT" in use - Backed up.
File "DB000EEF.DAT" in use - Backed up.
File "DB000EF0.DAT" in use - Backed up.
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File "DB000EF3.DAT" in use - Backed up.
File "DB000EF4.DAT" in use - Backed up.
File "DB000EF5.DAT" in use - Backed up.
File "DB000EF6.DAT" in use - Backed up.
File "DB000EF7.DAT" in use - Backed up.
File "DB000EF8.DAT" in use - Backed up.
File "DB000EF9.DAT" in use - Backed up.
File "DB000EFA.DAT" in use - Backed up.
File "DB000EFB.DAT" in use - Backed up.
File "DB000EFC.DAT" in use - Backed up.
File "DB000EFD.DAT" in use - Backed up.
File "DB000EFE.DAT" in use - Backed up.
File "DB000EFF.DAT" in use - Backed up.
File "DB000F00.DAT" in use - Backed up.
File "DB000F01.DAT" in use - Backed up.
File "DB000F02.DAT" in use - Backed up.
File "DB000F03.DAT" in use - Backed up.
File "DB000F04.DAT" in use - Backed up.
File "DB000F05.DAT" in use - Backed up.
File "DB000F06.DAT" in use - Backed up.
File "DB000F07.DAT" in use - Backed up.
File "DB000F08.DAT" in use - Backed up.
File "DB000F09.DAT" in use - Backed up.
File "DB000F0A.DAT" in use - Backed up.
File "DB000F0B.DAT" in use - Backed up.
File "DB000F0C.DAT" in use - Backed up.
File "DB000F0D.DAT" in use - Backed up.
File "DB000F0E.DAT" in use - Backed up.
File "DB000F0F.DAT" in use - Backed up.
File "DB000F10.DAT" in use - Backed up.
File "DB000F11.DAT" in use - Backed up.
File "DB000F12.DAT" in use - Backed up.
File "DB000F13.DAT" in use - Backed up.
File "DB000F14.DAT" in use - Backed up.
File "DB000F15.DAT" in use - Backed up.
File "DB000F16.DAT" in use - Backed up.
File "DB000F17.DAT" in use - Backed up.
File "DB000F18.DAT" in use - Backed up.
File "DB000F19.DAT" in use - Backed up.
File "DB000F1A.DAT" in use - Backed up.
File "DB000F1B.DAT" in use - Backed up.
File "DB000F1C.DAT" in use - Backed up.
File "DB000F1D.DAT" in use - Backed up.
File "DB000F1E.DAT" in use - Backed up.
File "DB000F1F.DAT" in use - Backed up.
File "DB000F20.DAT" in use - Backed up.
File "DB000F21.DAT" in use - Backed up.
File "DB000F22.DAT" in use - Backed up.
File "DB000F23.DAT" in use - Backed up.
File "DB000F24.DAT" in use - Backed up.
File "DB000F25.DAT" in use - Backed up.
File "DB000F26.DAT" in use - Backed up.
File "DB000F27.DAT" in use - Backed up.
File "DB000F28.DAT" in use - Backed up.
File "DB000F29.DAT" in use - Backed up.
File "DB000F2B.DAT" in use - Backed up.
File "DB000F2D.DAT" in use - Backed up.
File "DB000F2F.DAT" in use - Backed up.
File "DB000F31.DAT" in use - Backed up.
File "DB000F34.DAT" in use - Backed up.
File "DB000F36.DAT" in use - Backed up.
File "DB000F3A.DAT" in use - Backed up.
File "DB000F3C.DAT" in use - Backed up.
File "DB000F3E.DAT" in use - Backed up.
File "DB000F3F.DAT" in use - Backed up.
File "DB000F43.DAT" in use - Backed up.
File "DB000F44.DAT" in use - Backed up.
File "DB000F46.DAT" in use - Backed up.
File "DB000F47.DAT" in use - Backed up.
File "DB000F49.DAT" in use - Backed up.
File "DB000F4A.DAT" in use - Backed up.
File "DB000F4C.DAT" in use - Backed up.
File "DB000F4D.DAT" in use - Backed up.
File "DB000F4F.DAT" in use - Backed up.
File "DB000F52.DAT" in use - Backed up.
File "DB000F54.DAT" in use - Backed up.
File "DB000F58.DAT" in use - Backed up.
File "DB000F59.DAT" in use - Backed up.
File "DB000F5A.DAT" in use - Backed up.
File "DB000F5E.DAT" in use - Backed up.
File "DB000F5F.DAT" in use - Backed up.
File "DB000FFE.DAT" in use - Backed up.
File "DB001004.DAT" in use - Backed up.
File "DB001095.DAT" in use - Backed up.
File "DB00109A.DAT" in use - Backed up.
File "DB00109C.DAT" in use - Backed up.
File "DB0010B8.DAT" in use - Backed up.
File "DB0010D8.DAT" in use - Backed up.
File "DB0010D9.DAT" in use - Backed up.
File "DB001160.DAT" in use - Backed up.
File "DB001161.DAT" in use - Backed up.
File "DBREFS" in use - Backed up.

Backup completed on 5/30/2002 at 9:33:15 PM.
Backed up 15831 files in 14 directories.
523 files were in use
2 items were skipped.
Processed 956,117,643 bytes in 19 minutes and 24 seconds.
Throughput rate: 47.0 MB/min
------------------------------------------------------------
Media Name: "Media created 5/30/2002 09:00:11 PM"
Backup of "\\SRV-EXCH01\E$ "
Backup set #3 on storage media #1
Backup set description: "sldata exch citrix"
Backup Type: FULL - Back Up Files - Reset Archive Bit
Backup started on 5/30/2002 at 9:33:16 PM.

Backup completed on 5/30/2002 at 9:58:24 PM.
Backed up 80742 files in 8 directories.
Processed 1,644,425,623 bytes in 25 minutes and 8 seconds.
Throughput rate: 62.4 MB/min
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Unable to initialize Remote Agent for Windows NT/2000 - performing standard backup

Media Name: "Media created 5/30/2002 09:00:11 PM"
Backup of "\\SRV-EXCH01\Microsoft Exchange Directory "
Backup set #4 on storage media #1
Backup set description: "sldata exch citrix"
Backup Type: FULL - Database & Logs (flush committed logs)
Backup started on 5/30/2002 at 9:58:25 PM.

Backup completed on 5/30/2002 at 9:58:35 PM.
Backed up 1 Exchange Server store(s)
Processed 9,453,844 bytes in 10 seconds.
Throughput rate: 54.1 MB/min
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Unable to initialize Remote Agent for Windows NT/2000 - performing standard backup

Media Name: "Media created 5/30/2002 09:00:11 PM"
Backup of "\\SRV-EXCH01\Microsoft Exchange Information Store "
Backup set #5 on storage media #1
Backup set description: "sldata exch citrix"
Backup Type: FULL - Database & Logs (flush committed logs)
Backup started on 5/30/2002 at 9:58:35 PM.

Backup completed on 5/30/2002 at 10:26:16 PM.
Backed up 1 Exchange Server store(s)
Processed 9,727,677,272 bytes in 27 minutes and 41 seconds.
Throughput rate: 335.1 MB/min
----------------------------------------------------------------------

Media Name: "Media created 5/30/2002 09:00:11 PM"
Backup of "\\SRV-EXCH01\Microsoft Exchange Mailboxes "
Backup set #6 on storage media #1
Backup set description: "sldata exch citrix"
Backup Type: FULL - Back Up Files - Reset Archive Bit
Backup started on 5/30/2002 at 10:26:18 PM.
WARNING: "Jim Gildea [jhg]?Top of Information Store?Sent Items?FW: Call Answering Message from DIMELLA,SHAFFER/6174266196" is a corrupt file.
This file cannot verify.
^ ^ ^ ^ ^

Backup completed on 5/31/2002 at 4:04:06 AM.
Backed up 412523 mail message(s) in 3462 folder(s) in 96 mailbox(es)
1 corrupt file was backed up
Processed 13,784,989,341 bytes in 5 hours, 37 minutes, and 48 seconds.
Throughput rate: 38.9 MB/min
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Performing Remote Agent backup

Media Name: "Media created 5/30/2002 09:00:11 PM"
Backup of "\\SRV-SLDATA\C$ "
Backup set #7 on storage media #1
Backup set description: "sldata exch citrix"
Backup Type: FULL - Back Up Files - Reset Archive Bit
Backup started on 5/31/2002 at 4:04:10 AM.
File "SchedLog.Txt" in use - Backed up.

Backup completed on 5/31/2002 at 4:11:17 AM.
Backed up 6671 files in 455 directories.
1 file was in use
Processed 572,036,314 bytes in 7 minutes and 7 seconds.
Throughput rate: 76.7 MB/min
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Performing Remote Agent backup

Media Name: "Media created 5/30/2002 09:00:11 PM"
Backup of "\\SRV-SLDATA\D$ "
Backup set #8 on storage media #1
Backup set description: "sldata exch citrix"
Backup Type: FULL - Back Up Files - Reset Archive Bit
Backup started on 5/31/2002 at 4:11:18 AM.
Unable to open the item \SQLData\Data\master.mdf - skipped.
Unable to open the item \SQLData\Data\mastlog.ldf - skipped.
Unable to open the item \SQLData\Data\model.mdf - skipped.
Unable to open the item \SQLData\Data\modellog.ldf - skipped.
Unable to open the item \SQLData\Data\msdbdata.mdf - skipped.
Unable to open the item \SQLData\Data\msdblog.ldf - skipped.
Unable to open the item \SQLData\Data\northwnd.ldf - skipped.
Unable to open the item \SQLData\Data\northwnd.mdf - skipped.
Unable to open the item \SQLData\Data\pubs.mdf - skipped.
Unable to open the item \SQLData\Data\pubs_log.ldf - skipped.
Unable to open the item \SQLData\Data\SLXProduction_Data.MDF - skipped.
Unable to open the item \SQLData\Data\SLXProduction_Log.LDF - skipped.
Unable to open the item \SQLData\Data\SLXSupportTest_Data.MDF - skipped.
Unable to open the item \SQLData\Data\SLXSupportTest_Log.LDF - skipped.
Unable to open the item \SQLData\Data\SLX_v402_old_Data.MDF - skipped.
Unable to open the item \SQLData\Data\SLX_v402_old_log.LDF - skipped.
Unable to open the item \SQLData\Data\TEMPDB.MDF - skipped.
Unable to open the item \SQLData\Data\TEMPLOG.LDF - skipped.
File "ERRORLOG" in use - Backed up.

Backup completed on 5/31/2002 at 4:19:24 AM.
Backed up 368 files in 19 directories.
1 file was in use
18 items were skipped.
Processed 4,283,325,819 bytes in 8 minutes and 6 seconds.
Throughput rate: 504.3 MB/min
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Performing Remote Agent backup

Media Name: "Media created 5/30/2002 09:00:11 PM"
Backup of "\\SRV-SLDATA\E$ "
Backup set #9 on storage media #1
Backup set description: "sldata exch citrix"
Backup Type: FULL - Back Up Files - Reset Archive Bit
Backup started on 5/31/2002 at 4:19:24 AM.
File "VVAgent-2.LOG" in use - Backed up.

Backup completed on 5/31/2002 at 4:35:18 AM.
Backed up 30972 files in 33 directories.
1 file was in use
Processed 1,708,967,992 bytes in 15 minutes and 54 seconds.
Throughput rate: 102.5 MB/min
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Performing Remote Agent backup

Media Name: "Media created 5/30/2002 09:00:11 PM"
Backup of "SRV-SLDATA "
Backup set #10 on storage media #1
Backup set description: "sldata exch citrix"
Backup Type: DATABASE - Back Up Entire Database
Backup started on 5/31/2002 at 4:35:21 AM.

Backup completed on 5/31/2002 at 4:36:47 AM.
Backed up 8 database(s)
Processed 591,063,883 bytes in 1 minute and 26 seconds.
Throughput rate: 393.3 MB/min
----------------------------------------------------------------------

======================================================================
Job ended: Friday, May 31, 2002 at 12:04:42 PM
Job completion status: Failed
======================================================================


Other drive:

Job server: SRV-BACKUP
Job name: fp1 fp2 mas90 web
Job started: Thursday, May 30, 2002 at 9:00:10 PM
Job type: Backup
Job Log: BEX49.txt
======================================================================

Drive and media information from media mount:
Robotic Library Name:
Drive Name: COMPAQ 1
Slot: 0
Media GUID: {DBE6A127-6008-11D5-82B7-006097BAD25A}
Media Label: 4MOTHU02
Overwrite Protection Time Left: None
Append Time Left: Infinite
Targeted Media Set Name: Daily Backup

======================================================================
Job Operation - Backup
Media operation - overwrite.
Hardware compression enabled.
============================================================

Performing Remote Agent backup

Media Name: "Media created 5/30/2002 09:00:11 PM"
Backup of "\\SRV-FP1\C$ "
Backup set #1 on storage media #1
Backup set description: "fp1 fp2 mas90 web"
Backup Type: FULL - Back Up Files - Reset Archive Bit
Backup started on 5/30/2002 at 9:01:07 PM.
File "SchedLgU.Txt" in use - Backed up.
File "ipsecpa.log" in use - Backed up.
File "Netlogon.log" in use - Backed up.
File "oakley.log" in use - Backed up.
File "PASSWD.LOG" in use - Backed up.
File "Perflib_Perfdata_370.dat" in use - Backed up.
File "Perflib_Perfdata_448.dat" in use - Backed up.
File "MSDTC.LOG" in use - Backed up.

Backup completed on 5/30/2002 at 9:09:10 PM.
Backed up 8866 files in 297 directories.
8 files were in use
Processed 947,105,794 bytes in 8 minutes and 3 seconds.
Throughput rate: 112.2 MB/min
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Remote Agent for Windows NT/2000 (8.50.3571.0) is incompatible with the Backup Engine (8.60.3808.0).
Please upgrade the Remote Agent for Windows NT/2000.

Performing Remote Agent backup

Media Name: "Media created 5/30/2002 09:00:11 PM"
Backup of "\\SRV-FP1\D$ "
Backup set #2 on storage media #1
Backup set description: "fp1 fp2 mas90 web"
Backup Type: FULL - Back Up Files - Reset Archive Bit
Backup started on 5/30/2002 at 9:09:12 PM.
File "aecrefs1.02.pmd" in use - Backed up.
File "generalrefs5.02.pmd" in use - Backed up.
File "NBXrefs5.02.pmd" in use - Backed up.
File "jeana5.2002.xls" in use - Backed up.
File "partners4.02.xls" in use - Backed up.

Backup completed on 5/30/2002 at 11:51:11 PM.
Backed up 120472 files in 6507 directories.
5 files were in use
Processed 20,645,350,618 bytes in 2 hours, 41 minutes, and 59 seconds.
Throughput rate: 121.5 MB/min
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Performing Remote Agent backup

Media Name: "Media created 5/30/2002 09:00:11 PM"
Backup of "\\SRV-FP2\C$ "
Backup set #3 on storage media #1
Backup set description: "fp1 fp2 mas90 web"
Backup Type: FULL - Back Up Files - Reset Archive Bit
Backup started on 5/30/2002 at 11:51:14 PM.
File "NETLOGON.CHG" in use - Backed up.
Unable to open the item \WINNT\system32\dhcp\dhcp.mdb - skipped.
Unable to open the item \WINNT\system32\dhcp\Dhcp.tmp - skipped.
File "DhcpSrvLog.Thu" in use - Backed up.
Unable to open the item \WINNT\system32\dhcp\j50.log - skipped.

Backup completed on 5/30/2002 at 11:54:52 PM.
Backed up 4336 files in 271 directories.
2 files were in use
3 items were skipped.
Processed 353,485,023 bytes in 3 minutes and 38 seconds.
Throughput rate: 92.8 MB/min
Media Name: "Media created 5/30/2002 09:00:11 PM"
Backup of "\\SRV-WEB01\C$ "
Backup set #4 on storage media #1
Backup set description: "fp1 fp2 mas90 web"
Backup Type: FULL - Back Up Files - Reset Archive Bit
Backup started on 5/30/2002 at 11:59:54 PM.
File "SchedLgU.Txt" in use - Backed up.
File "ipsecpa.log" in use - Backed up.
File "Netlogon.log" in use - Backed up.
File "oakley.log" in use - Backed up.
File "PASSWD.LOG" in use - Backed up.
File "index.dat" in use - Backed up.
File "index.dat" in use - Backed up.
File "index.dat" in use - Backed up.
File "0x00000001_R" in use - Backed up.
File "0x00000003_R" in use - Backed up.
File "HashFile.dat" in use - Backed up.
The item \WINNT\Profiles\Default User\Application Data\Microsoft\MSDAIPP\Offline\j\00000038.0cs in use - skipped.
File "{02D4B3F1-FD88-11D1-960D-00805FC79235}.crmlog" in use - Backed up.
File "scepol.log" in use - Backed up.
File "msdtc.log" in use - Backed up.
File "ex020531.log" in use - Backed up.
File "ex020531.log" in use - Backed up.

Backup completed on 5/31/2002 at 12:14:54 AM.
Backed up 15145 files in 732 directories.
16 files were in use
1 item was skipped.
Processed 1,228,305,676 bytes in 15 minutes and 0 seconds.
Throughput rate: 78.1 MB/min
------------------------------------------------------------Media Name: "Media created 5/30/2002 09:00:11 PM"
Backup of "\\SRV-WEB01\D$ "
Backup set #5 on storage media #1
Backup set description: "fp1 fp2 mas90 web"
Backup Type: FULL - Back Up Files - Reset Archive Bit
Backup started on 5/31/2002 at 12:19:56 AM.

Backup completed on 5/31/2002 at 12:26:31 AM.
Backed up 8691 files in 393 directories.
Processed 750,136,037 bytes in 6 minutes and 35 seconds.
Throughput rate: 108.7 MB/min
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Performing Remote Agent backup

Media Name: "Media created 5/30/2002 09:00:11 PM"
Backup of "\\STRIPER\C$ "
Backup set #6 on storage media #1
Backup set description: "fp1 fp2 mas90 web"
Backup Type: FULL - Back Up Files - Reset Archive Bit
Backup started on 5/31/2002 at 12:26:34 AM.
File "VVAgent-2.LOG" in use - Backed up.
File "~DF6A2.tmp" in use - Backed up.
File "DTCXATM.LOG" in use - Backed up.
File "msdtc.log" in use - Backed up.

Backup completed on 5/31/2002 at 12:34:54 AM.
Backed up 10776 files in 734 directories.
4 files were in use
Processed 510,448,415 bytes in 8 minutes and 20 seconds.
Throughput rate: 58.4 MB/min
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Performing Remote Agent backup

Media Name: "Media created 5/30/2002 09:00:11 PM"
Backup of "\\STRIPER\D$ "
Backup set #7 on storage media #1
Backup set description: "fp1 fp2 mas90 web"
Backup Type: FULL - Back Up Files - Reset Archive Bit
Backup started on 5/31/2002 at 12:34:55 AM.

Backup completed on 5/31/2002 at 12:59:11 AM.
Backed up 22793 files in 620 directories.
Processed 4,536,823,712 bytes in 24 minutes and 16 seconds.
Throughput rate: 178.3 MB/min
----------------------------------------------------------------------

----- TapeAlert Events -----

Warning
Device: COMPAQ 1 (SRV-BACKUP)
The tape drive is due for a routine cleaning:
1. Wait for the current operation to finish.
2. Then use a cleaning cartridge.
Check the tape drive users manual for device specific cleaning instructions.

======================================================================
Job Operation - Verify
======================================================================

Verify of "\\SRV-FP1\C$ "
Backup set #1 on storage media #1
Backup set description: "fp1 fp2 mas90 web"
Verify started on 5/31/2002 at 1:00:23 AM.

Verify completed on 5/31/2002 at 1:04:38 AM.
Verified 8866 files in 297 directories.
0 files were different.
Processed 947,105,794 bytes in 4 minutes and 15 seconds.
Throughput rate: 212.5 MB/min
----------------------------------------------------------------------

Verify of "\\SRV-FP1\D$ "
Backup set #2 on storage media #1
Backup set description: "fp1 fp2 mas90 web"
Verify started on 5/31/2002 at 1:04:38 AM.

Verify completed on 5/31/2002 at 2:58:04 AM.
Verified 120472 files in 6507 directories.
0 files were different.
Processed 20,645,350,618 bytes in 1 hour, 53 minutes, and 26 seconds.
Throughput rate: 173.6 MB/min
----------------------------------------------------------------------

Verify of "\\SRV-FP2\C$ "
Backup set #3 on storage media #1
Backup set description: "fp1 fp2 mas90 web"
Verify started on 5/31/2002 at 2:58:06 AM.

Verify completed on 5/31/2002 at 2:59:42 AM.
Verified 4336 files in 271 directories.
0 files were different.
Processed 353,485,023 bytes in 1 minute and 36 seconds.
Throughput rate: 210.7 MB/min
----------------------------------------------------------------------

Verify of "\\SRV-WEB01\C$ "
Backup set #4 on storage media #1
Backup set description: "fp1 fp2 mas90 web"
Verify started on 5/31/2002 at 2:59:42 AM.

Verify completed on 5/31/2002 at 3:05:46 AM.
Verified 15145 files in 732 directories.
0 files were different.
Processed 1,228,305,676 bytes in 6 minutes and 4 seconds.
Throughput rate: 193.1 MB/min
----------------------------------------------------------------------

Verify of "\\SRV-WEB01\D$ "
Backup set #5 on storage media #1
Backup set description: "fp1 fp2 mas90 web"
Verify started on 5/31/2002 at 3:05:46 AM.

Verify completed on 5/31/2002 at 3:08:14 AM.
Verified 8691 files in 393 directories.
0 files were different.
Processed 750,136,037 bytes in 2 minutes and 28 seconds.
Throughput rate: 290.0 MB/min
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Verify of "\\STRIPER\C$ "
Backup set #6 on storage media #1
Backup set description: "fp1 fp2 mas90 web"
Verify started on 5/31/2002 at 3:08:15 AM.

Verify completed on 5/31/2002 at 3:10:39 AM.
Verified 10776 files in 734 directories.
0 files were different.
Processed 510,448,415 bytes in 2 minutes and 24 seconds.
Throughput rate: 202.8 MB/min
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Verify of "\\STRIPER\D$ "
Backup set #7 on storage media #1
Backup set description: "fp1 fp2 mas90 web"
Verify started on 5/31/2002 at 3:10:40 AM.

Verify completed on 5/31/2002 at 3:22:59 AM.
Verified 22793 files in 620 directories.
0 files were different.
Processed 4,536,823,712 bytes in 12 minutes and 19 seconds.
Throughput rate: 351.3 MB/min
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Job ended: Friday, May 31, 2002 at 3:24:16 AM
Job completion status: Failed
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I have found that whenever a file is 'skipped', it creates a final FAILURE result. My guess as to why it is taking so long to fail is that it is set to retry the files it skips. I'll take a look at my BE and see if I can find a way to keep it from retrying skipped files.

-SQLBill
 
SQLBill. Thank you soooo much for your help. This is driving me coo coo!
 
Are you running current agents for Exchange and SQL? One reason it looks like you dont have the correct agents and you are backing up sql in a flat file format which takes forever. If you SQl agent you need to deselct any data in sql files and only select the containers in SQL Server not selecting the file groups.
 
The remote angents are at 8.5 but it has always worked fine up until now. Do I need to take all of the servers offline to upgrade the remote agents?

So you are saying that I should only focus on the larger containers- C drive D drive... etc?

thanks!!!
 
I have always found that when using BE (regardless of version), it's best to always use the latest revs of agents and any patches that BE provides. I noticed that you received and error regarding cleaning. Many times, if there is any type of error detected with the tape drive, it will come up as a clean failure (even if you have been cleaning it). A very common mistake is made when the actual tapes become too "old" even if they are being rotated. Sometimes, the tension needs to be "tightened". Looks like your getting a good backup speed, but I would certainly check the drive completely, retension your tapes (or even try new ones) and also apply and install the necessary OFO agents again, but use the latest ones that BE provides. Also, check that tape driver. BE wants to load its own driver and so does NT. The tape drive manufacturer may also have their own tape driver, but usually BEs' drivers work pretty good. Sounds like a lot to do, but believe me, if the backups are taking that long, these items need to be looked at. There have been times where the firmware on the tape drive (if it's SCSI) may not be as compatible with the drivers that are being used, especially if the default NT tape driver is being initialized and used.
Hope some of this helps. Still think its with those OFO agents as well as the drive...
 
Veritas requires that you keep the correct or matching agents to the Backup exec version as well as the same bulid. I am running 8.6 build 3878 with exhange 2000 agent 8.6 and SQL agent for 2000 8.6. after further review it looks like yor Mailboxes on exchange is where your backup got stuck 5+ hours. Is the mailbox for Jim Gildea still active or is the account disabled? If you disabled this account in active directory this could be a problem.
 
Imkenny. have not disabled his accout. He happens to be the president of the company (argh!!!) How do I fix that?

Nttechie- thank you as well - I will address those things.
 
Obviously, you can't disable the presidents email <grin>, but I would certainly take steps to have his mail file &quot;cleaned&quot; so to speak. I only dabbled in the Exchange 5.5 with the Mail Admin where I worked (I was the SysAdmin), but he had some users pst files that were corrupted only within the information store but still functioning for the user. There is a method to create a new mailbox and still retain all the old messages and it will impact the user, but it can be time consuming. I believe that a new mailbox was created for each corrupted mailbox and then their data was merged back into the new mailbox. I did find this link and thought it might help:


I did notice the several errors about standard backup and it sounds like its back to the agents for that one. The backup rate looked very slow compared to the other backup sets. The reference to standard backup sounds like there may be some issue with your remote agents. Let us know how it turns out. [bigsmile]
 
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