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September 10th, 2007 13:00

User OS Group error when accessing RMAN Oracle script

I am getting the below error when Networker is trying to access the RMAN script on our Oracle server:


08/17/07 13:39:29 nsrexecd: Impersonation was requested by: "administrator@ccbu01.[domain].local", but the user does not have enough privileges to impersonate.
08/17/07 13:39:29 nsrexecd: Impersonation was requested by: "administrator@ccbu01.[domain].local", but the user does not have enough privileges to impersonate.
08/19/07 00:59:44 nsrexecd: Authentication Warning: The user's OS groups cannot be verified and will not be included in the credential. This means that remote hosts may not see the user as being a member of any OS groups. Domain: NT AUTHORITY, User: SYSTEM.
08/19/07 00:59:55 nsrmmd #21: Start nsrmmd #21, with PID 3612, at HOST ccdb1.[domain].local
08/20/07 20:20:05 nsrmmd #22: Start nsrmmd #22, with PID 3012, at HOST ccdb1.[domain].local
08/21/07 01:36:34 nsrmmd #5: Start nsrmmd #5, with PID 2288, at HOST ccdb1.[domain].local
08/21/07 01:36:35 nsrexecd: Authentication Warning: The user's OS groups cannot be verified and will not be included in the credential. This means that remote hosts may not see the user as being a member of any OS groups. Domain: NT AUTHORITY, User: SYSTEM.

I have omitted our domain name for security purposes.

Has anyone else ran across this before?
  • dpinink_silva

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    Posted September 10th, 2007 19:00

    But does the backup fail or you just have these errors logged? Sometimes I have this type of error logged, but I have no problems with the backup itself, so for me it's just info.
  • mdfields

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    Posted September 11th, 2007 09:00

    Yes, the backup fails. It give no details of the failure in the group error area, except to check the daemon log. When I checked daemon logs, I found the original message I posted.
  • amediratta

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    Posted September 11th, 2007 10:00

    These errors have been there in recent versions but do not stop backups. Did you try *@* in Remote Access or administrator field?
  • ble1

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    Posted September 11th, 2007 11:00

    Your RMAN backup doesn't fail because of listed message - those you can ignore.

    To see why your RMAN backup fails try to execute RMAN script from client and send full output here.