Hi,

on the NetWorker server run: nsradmin -c "type:NSR license"

Regards

Michael

If a server is disabled it 'only' means that you cannot run new backups. Data can still be recovered and you must be able to administer your data zone. So the GUI must still be working.

However, from the CLI you still have nsradmin, for example:

C:\nsradmin -s

NetWorker administration program.

Use the "help" command for help, "visual" for full-screen mode.

nsradmin> . type: nsr license

Current query set

nsradmin> show host id

nsradmin> p

                    host id: ;

.....

nsradmin> q

C:\>

42503:nsradmin: Program not registered

There does not appear to be a NetWorker server running on EMC.local

Hi,

Check whether NetWorker is running. E.g. on Linux: ps -ef|grep nsr

Run nsradmin direct on the NetWorker server, without the -s option to avoid firewall or name resolution problems.

Regards

Michael

In this case it is obvious that the NW server is not running. Please start nsrd appropriately:

Windows                 net start nsrd

Unix/Linux               /etc/init.d/networker start

See the Installation Guide for details.

Still same error,

There does not appear to be a NetWorker server running on EMC.local

@ bingo,

below error is comming,

System error 5 has occurred.

Access is denied.

A bit more info like so unimportant issues as OS & NW version would not be wrong.

So we talk about Windows, correct?

Then you do not have the proper rights and/or the previous rights have been affected.

The easiest way to overcome this is to do a remove/re-install to the same path.

Make sure that the install user is a member of a local admin group.

You will not lose anything as long as you do not touch the NW directories.