SNAPImage with DSA issue on Windows 2003

Hi all,

I am trying to use SNAPImage on a Windows 2003 client but it fails with the message:

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savegrp: suppressed 2 lines of verbose output
42923:nsrndmp_save: NDMP Service Log: L: (106 -0001) Snapshot : Block Transfer length set to [100].
42923:nsrndmp_save: NDMP Service Error: E: ******************************************************************
42923:nsrndmp_save: NDMP Service Error: E:  ------      E R R O R     -------
42923:nsrndmp_save: NDMP Service Error: E: (104 0014) error: failed to initialize CP object ((119 0013) Failed to init driver: Incorrect function. )
42923:nsrndmp_save: NDMP Service Error: E: ******************************************************************
42738:nsrndmp_save: Data server halted: Error during the backup.
nsrdsa_save : Aborted
42913:nsrndmp_save: Save session closed with NW server successfully
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I am using Networker 7.4.4.  All of my servers are running Windows 2003 x86 except the client, which is 64bit.

The storage node I am attempting to use to backup the client has the NDMP Tape Server installed, and the client has SNAPImage and NDMP Tape Server installed.  I've configured a new LUN to act as the SI Cache volume and configured it through the SI interface.

The client is setup with the following:

Saveset - E:

Remote User - localuser account in the administrators group on the client.

Backup command: nsrndmp_save -M -T image

NDMP option selected.

Application information - HIST=y & UPDATE=y

Remote access *@*

Only one storage node being used (NOT the Networker "master" Server)

Right now, this is a test a config to work out all of the kinks before I make changes to a few production clients that days to backup due to their filesystems.

ANY help is appreciated.  I have a SR open, but I guess the owner is on vacation.  It's not a production issue, which is why I haven't escalated yet, but I figured I would toss this out to the forum to see if I can get some progress made on it.