I have the same problem for my Exchange, Sharepoint and SQL servers. They all have this exact same error message on NW 8. With the 7.6 i had no issues to backup at all.
I have configured *@* with remote access for all these clients.
I have configured this:
user=administrator,host=[fqdn for the clients]
user=system,host=[fqdn for the clients]
But with NW8 there is no administrators group in User groups. So i have configured it with application administrators and users.
I have also changed administrator to Administrator with a capital A, and the same for user.
I still have this error showing up. Should i raise this with EMC support?
Then, there may be a corruption to that resource, that pool i mean , to proof that please try to configure a new snapshot pool and modify any client (Exchange, sql or sharepoint ) with that new pool and re-run again the backup. If it works perfectly, so it is for sure a corruption with that resource.
I have created a new Media pool (SnapPool). It has an AFTD device connected. I have only 1 AFTD so it's the same that i succesfully use for backing up to. I did not specify the Data Source, which i believe is supposed to be like that. Can someone confirm this?
I have created a new Snapshot Policy: SnapPolicy.
Configuration for this policy is as following:
Number of snapshots: 1
Retain snapshots: 0
Snapshot expiration policy: Day
Backup snapshots: All
Now for the Group that i called: Filesystem_Test
I have selected the snapshot checkbox.
The Snapshot policy: SnapPolicy
Snapshot Pool: SnapPool
Now when i run the group i have the following error for the clients in that group:
7006:nsrsnap:Null attributes returned by server 'system01.domain.com', for resource group 'Filesystem_test', while fetching snapshot pool name
7000:nsrsnap:Incorrect pool name specified for group, 'Filesystem_test'
So still the same problem after creating a new Media pool as Snapshot pool.
Filesystem_test completed, Total 1 client(s), 1 Failed. See group completion details for more information.
Failed: system01.domain.com
Start time: Wed Nov 07 11:04:20 2012
End time: Wed Nov 07 11:05:55 2012
--- Unsuccessful Save Sets ---
* system01.domain.com:C:\ 7006:nsrsnap:Null attributes returned by server 'nwserver.domain.com', for resource group 'Filesystem_test', while fetching snapshot pool name
* system01.domain.com:C:\ 7000:nsrsnap:Incorrect pool name specified for group, 'Filesystem_test'
* system01.domain.com:D:\ 7006:nsrsnap:Null attributes returned by server 'nwserver.domain.com', for resource group 'Filesystem_test', while fetching snapshot pool name
* system01.domain.com:D:\ 7000:nsrsnap:Incorrect pool name specified for group, 'Filesystem_test'
* system01.domain.com:SYSTEM COMPONENTS:\ 7006:nsrsnap:Null attributes returned by server 'nwserver.domain.com', for resource g
roup 'Filesystem_test', while fetching snapshot pool name
* system01.domain.com:SYSTEM COMPONENTS:\ 7000:nsrsnap:Incorrect pool name specified for group, 'Filesystem_test'
group_status(): Updating the status of the group Filesystem_test to `idle'.
sgrp_update_progress old: | saving|5/1/0|0/0/0|
sgrp_update_progress new: | exiting|5/2/3|0/0/0|
sgrp_update_progress: sending update
savegrp exec state: exiting;
savegrp progress: 5/2/3|0/0/0;
Updating job attributes for job 128025
Ended 'savegroup job' with id: 128025
clu_pathl_free:ENTRY
clu_pathl_free:EXIT
C:\>
the daemon.raw/daemon.log shows the following:
70896 7-11-2012 11:43:49 0 0 2 4076 4072 0 nwserver.domain.com nsrd NSR info nwserver.domain.com :index:system01.domain.com saving to pool 'DiskBackup' (DiskBackup.001)
91787 7-11-2012 11:43:49 1 5 0 5484 5480 0 nwserver.domain.com nsrmmd NSR notice Save-set ID '10107749' (nwserver.domain.com :index:afee3c3b-00000004-508a8821-508f897b-00ba2300-30dbd27d) is using direct file save with adv_file device 'DISKDEVICE'.
71659 7-11-2012 11:43:49 0 0 2 4076 4072 0 nwserver.domain.com nsrd NSR info nwserver.domain.com :index:system01.domain.com done saving to pool 'DiskBackup' (DiskBackup.001) 1 KB
38758 7-11-2012 11:43:50 0 0 0 4076 4072 0 nwserver.domain.com nsrd NSR info savegroup alert: Filesystem_test completed, Total 1 client(s), 1 Failed. See group completion details for more information.
The problem is due to the access for user SYSTEM@[Server name].
When we type the information in the Administratot user box, it is not working, if we add it using the command nsraddadmin -u SYSTEM@[Server name], everything is working fine.
Apparently it is a bug in NW 8.0, we will report this to EMC support.
When you get a moment can you please confirm something for me. Is *@* in the "Users" user group? If not I was wondering if you can remove system@servername from the administrator list and added it to the Operators Usergroup then retry your backup.
If you contacted Support and a bug was filed, can you let me know the NW number?
We want to ensure that we accurately update documentation for this issue, if required.
Bebo2k
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October 28th, 2012 16:00
Hi Fabian,
This is a Permission Issue caused by a missing NMM configuration, to resolve this issue do the following:
1- Give *@* under Remote Access for NMM Clients
2- Add the following in Administrators under User Groups
user=administrator,host=NMM_client_host
user=system,host=NMM_client_host
Hope this helps, Waiting your updates.
Ahmed Bahaa
b_kabboord
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November 5th, 2012 01:00
I have the same problem for my Exchange, Sharepoint and SQL servers. They all have this exact same error message on NW 8. With the 7.6 i had no issues to backup at all.
I have configured *@* with remote access for all these clients.
I have configured this:
user=administrator,host=[fqdn for the clients]
user=system,host=[fqdn for the clients]
But with NW8 there is no administrators group in User groups. So i have configured it with application administrators and users.
I have also changed administrator to Administrator with a capital A, and the same for user.
I still have this error showing up. Should i raise this with EMC support?
Bebo2k
544 Posts
0
November 5th, 2012 18:00
Then, there may be a corruption to that resource, that pool i mean , to proof that please try to configure a new snapshot pool and modify any client (Exchange, sql or sharepoint ) with that new pool and re-run again the backup. If it works perfectly, so it is for sure a corruption with that resource.
Waiting your updates.
Ahmed Bahaa
b_kabboord
4 Posts
0
November 6th, 2012 01:00
Hi Ahmed,
I have created a new Media pool (SnapPool). It has an AFTD device connected. I have only 1 AFTD so it's the same that i succesfully use for backing up to. I did not specify the Data Source, which i believe is supposed to be like that. Can someone confirm this?
I have created a new Snapshot Policy: SnapPolicy.
Configuration for this policy is as following:
Number of snapshots: 1
Retain snapshots: 0
Snapshot expiration policy: Day
Backup snapshots: All
Now for the Group that i called: Filesystem_Test
I have selected the snapshot checkbox.
The Snapshot policy: SnapPolicy
Snapshot Pool: SnapPool
Now when i run the group i have the following error for the clients in that group:
7006:nsrsnap:Null attributes returned by server 'system01.domain.com', for resource group 'Filesystem_test', while fetching snapshot pool name
7000:nsrsnap:Incorrect pool name specified for group, 'Filesystem_test'
So still the same problem after creating a new Media pool as Snapshot pool.
Bebo2k
544 Posts
0
November 6th, 2012 14:00
Would you please run the backup in debug mode and provide us the output of the following command beside the daemon log:
savegrp -D9 -c clientname -l full -G groupname
Also i recommend you to open a service request with EMC about that issue as it may be a bug in NMM 2.4
Waiting your updates,
Ahmed Bahaa
b_kabboord
4 Posts
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November 7th, 2012 03:00
Hi Ahmed,
Here's the output:
the daemon.raw/daemon.log shows the following:
Bebo2k
544 Posts
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November 7th, 2012 14:00
Do you see the same when client direct is not used ?
Is there any updates regarding the service request opened with EMC support ?
Thanks,
Ahmed Bahaa
b_kabboord
4 Posts
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November 8th, 2012 07:00
Hi Ahmed,
With Client Direct disabled, the error is still there.
I will raise the SR with EMC support now.
Thanks so far!
Bastiaan
FabianEOC
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November 21st, 2012 09:00
Hi,
We found why we had this issue.
The problem is due to the access for user SYSTEM@[Server name].
When we type the information in the Administratot user box, it is not working, if we add it using the command nsraddadmin -u SYSTEM@[Server name], everything is working fine.
Apparently it is a bug in NW 8.0, we will report this to EMC support.
Kind regards,
Fabian
Bebo2k
544 Posts
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November 21st, 2012 17:00
Hi Fabian,
Thanks for your findings and your information, Seems that this is bug as you said. May be this could solve Bastiaan's issue as well.
Ahmed Bahaa
ddunn1
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December 14th, 2012 04:00
Hello FabianEOC,
When you get a moment can you please confirm something for me. Is *@* in the "Users" user group? If not I was wondering if you can remove system@servername from the administrator list and added it to the Operators Usergroup then retry your backup.
If you contacted Support and a bug was filed, can you let me know the NW number?
We want to ensure that we accurately update documentation for this issue, if required.
Thanks
Debbie