Renaming the nsrladb folder that is inside the res folder is never recommend. Bring back the old and delete the peer information again, this should help.
I just wonder what has happened for this issue to occur.
Anyway - if a resource has been deleted may I suggest that you open the file rap.log which should contain the last configuration.
To start/stop/restart the NetWorker services you must not necessarily reboot the system.Just do it from the services.msc Windows admin GUI or from the command line: net stop|start nsrexecd.
To start/stop/restart the NetWorker services you must not necessarily reboot the system.Just do it from the services.msc Windows admin GUI or from the command line: net stop|start nsrexecd.
I did try the above but the error the services failed to start up. Only by rebooting the Client, the nsrexecd manage to start up again.
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November 22nd, 2019 19:00
Renaming the nsrladb folder that is inside the res folder is never recommend. Bring back the old and delete the peer information again, this should help.
crazyrov
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November 21st, 2019 00:00
@AL_IST
By any chance did you delete/rename the nsrladb on the client during your troubleshooting of other issues ?
bingo.1
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November 21st, 2019 02:00
I just wonder what has happened for this issue to occur.
Anyway - if a resource has been deleted may I suggest that you open the file rap.log which should contain the last configuration.
To start/stop/restart the NetWorker services you must not necessarily reboot the system.Just do it from the services.msc Windows admin GUI or from the command line: net stop|start nsrexecd.
AL_IST
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November 21st, 2019 18:00
To start/stop/restart the NetWorker services you must not necessarily reboot the system.Just do it from the services.msc Windows admin GUI or from the command line: net stop|start nsrexecd.
I did try the above but the error the services failed to start up. Only by rebooting the Client, the nsrexecd manage to start up again.
AL_IST
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November 21st, 2019 18:00
Well, I actually rename the res and tmp folder when the nsrexecd having the issue. This itself that cause the
Authentication error = invalid client credential
And I resolve this by going to the following on client and server. However the client side was already empty "p type:nsr peer information"
nsradmin -p nsrexec
nsradmin>p type:nsr peer information
nsradmin>delete
Delete?y
nsradmin>q
AL_IST
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November 24th, 2019 20:00
Sure. I will try it out on after I secure an appointment