The job failed somewhere between RunJob() and before it was inserted on remote machine. The job is linked to another job so will not start until the primary job is finished. The job needs to have the due date calculated. Beyond that, running multiple backup jobs can be problematic as. To Backup Exchange 2010 using Backup Exec 2012. The same server has backup exec 2010 r3sp1 installed on it and as far as i know should not need to have the remote agent installed on it. The job was aborted due to AbortThreshold timeout. Veritas Backup Exec not for resale version is being used to backup all critical server. The same backup without activating ADBO runs fine with no errors. Job is ready, but another higher precedence task is eligible to run. The job will be restarted with checkpoint restart enabled, this value is only set in job history summary. The job needs to be dispositioned to an actual state. Job is eligible for dispatch and is late.ĭate of job makes it eligible to run, but time is not in window.ĭEPRECATE: Set as sub-status on READY job now. The time window is mutually exclusive thus job will never run.
When the AOFO agent kicks in, it works with the VSS providers in the operating system to create snapshots.
#BACKUP EXEC 2010 JOBS NOT RUNNING WINDOWS#
Option 3: Fix the VSS issue thats causing it in the first place During the installation of Windows 2008 R2 RTM, it creates a Recovery Partition thats about 100MB.
#BACKUP EXEC 2010 JOBS NOT RUNNING DRIVERS#
Job is terminal with success but there are some exceptions. Option 2: Wait until Backup Exec 2010 comes out with official support for R2. The server itself isnt running anything out of the ordinary - just the customised IBM drivers which have never caused a problem in the past. Job has been completed by the engine and is waiting on final disposition. These values represent specific critical issues. You can view the return values for the associated job status on the status screen for the Backup Exec service. The amount of time taken to perform the backup. The scan is repeated monthly on the specified days.Ī numeric value that indicates the status of the backup. The scan is repeated weekly on the specified days. The default scan interval for Backup Exec is 30 minutes. If the Backup Exec job has not run in the specified time, the Backup Exec service will transition to a failed status. The list of Backup Exec job status codes that will make the service transition to a warning state. The list of Backup Exec job status codes that will make the service transition to a failed state. The time in seconds that the N-able N-central server waits before considering the ODBC connection a failure. Using the Open Database Connectivity (ODBC) protocol, the Backup Exec service can monitor up to 50 jobs.īackup Exec can discover the following job types by N-able N-central and monitored by the Backup Exec service:
The Backup Exec service monitors the status of backups that have been performed by Symantec Backup Exec.
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