The NetWorker Recover Service account is it Local System or a Service account with Administrative privileges? In SQL is the account SA? Do regular file system backups work?
sqlcls_dwncls1 is not a client, is the domain user with backup rights om SQL SERVER. My clients are Phisical node: dwncls00.domain.org dwncls01.domain.org Virtual node sqldwncls0 sqldwncls1 According to documentation, I put in remote acces of: sqldwncls0 sqlcls_dwncls1@dwncls00.domain.org sqlcls_dwncls1@dwncls01.domain.org and on sqldwncls1 sqlcls_dwncls1@dwncls00.domain.org sqlcls_dwncls1@dwncls01.domain.org
What happens when you run the Legato NetWorker for SQL modules permission wizard?
On W2K03 I have had to get pretty granular with regard to my configuration. Make sure the account that kicks off save is the same account defined in SQL. I have a Domain account that is also the account that the NetWorker Service runs as because the Legato Server during the scheduled backup makes a RPC to the client and says "start your backup". The nsrexecd service is what invokes save and in this case nsrsqlsv.
Could be a fault then with SQL module - I believe at least one user said there is updated build of this module (v5) so perhaps support could give you that one.
I run permision wizar, also the accout use for bakup, is also the service account that start SQL server. Also this account is in local administrators and backup operators. I check in local GP, and user has log on as a batch job, log on localy, and log on as a service.
we were having this same issue, but I resolved it by giving the backup user "remote access all clients" rights by adding a new nsr user group backup_operators and adding the user to it. This is better for the security!
HOWEVER we cannot start the networker user for sql on the client, it comes back with the error:
Error detecting SVS root path for nlsap34.sap.publishers.intra cannot find the file specified
Does anyone know how to detect the sql virtual server root path?
we were having this same issue, but I resolved it by giving the backup user "remote access all clients" rights by adding a new nsr user group backup_operators and adding the user to it. This is better for the security!
HOWEVER we cannot start the networker user for sql on the client, it comes back with the error:
Error detecting SVS root path for nlsap34.sap.publishers.intra cannot find the file specified
Does anyone know how to detect the sql virtual server root path?
You will need to upgrade NMSQL to the lastest version and apply a hot fix.
dgreggs1
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dgreggs1
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October 19th, 2006 07:00
sqlcls_dwncls1@dwncls00.domain.org
sqlcls_dwncls1@dwncls01.domain.org
sqlcls_dwncls1@sqldwncls0
sqlcls_dwncls1@sqldwncls1
razvan2
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User sqlcls_dwncls1 is a domain user of domain.org, is only in administrator, and backup operators in both physical nodes.
razvan2
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October 19th, 2006 07:00
My clients are
Phisical node:
dwncls00.domain.org
dwncls01.domain.org
Virtual node
sqldwncls0
sqldwncls1
According to documentation, I put in remote acces of:
sqldwncls0
sqlcls_dwncls1@dwncls00.domain.org
sqlcls_dwncls1@dwncls01.domain.org
and on sqldwncls1
sqlcls_dwncls1@dwncls00.domain.org
sqlcls_dwncls1@dwncls01.domain.org
dgreggs1
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October 19th, 2006 07:00
Make sure on each node of the sql cluster you have the appropiate accounts on the Remote Access tab. E.g
on client:sqlcls_dwncls1
sqlcls_dwncls1@dwncls01.domain.org
sqlcls_dwncls2@dwncls02.domain.org
user=sqlcls_dwncls1,host=dwncls01.domain.org
user=sqlcls_dwncls2,host=dwncls02.domain.org
razvan2
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October 19th, 2006 10:00
The result was the same.Also, from Networker user from SQL I get the same error.
dgreggs1
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October 19th, 2006 10:00
On W2K03 I have had to get pretty granular with regard to my configuration. Make sure the account that kicks off save is the same account defined in SQL. I have a Domain account that is also the account that the NetWorker Service runs as because the Legato Server during the scheduled backup makes a RPC to the client and says "start your backup". The nsrexecd service is what invokes save and in this case nsrsqlsv.
razvan2
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October 19th, 2006 10:00
2.sqlcls_dwncls1-is SA in SQL
3. Yes it's work.
ble1
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razvan2
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razvan2
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Also this account is in local administrators and backup operators.
I check in local GP, and user has log on as a batch job, log on localy, and log on as a service.
razvan2
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October 20th, 2006 04:00
I put the user in the administrator.
user@node1.domain.org
user@node2.domain.org
Also thanks to Hrvoje Crvelin, it was also his suggestions, but I didn¿t implemented right.
Now it's working.
Thx
xvan_egmond
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October 20th, 2006 08:00
we were having this same issue, but I resolved it by giving the backup user "remote access all clients" rights by adding a new nsr user group backup_operators and adding the user to it. This is better for the security!
HOWEVER we cannot start the networker user for sql on the client, it comes back with the error:
Error detecting SVS root path for nlsap34.sap.publishers.intra
cannot find the file specified
Does anyone know how to detect the sql virtual server root path?
wongj
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September 11th, 2007 20:00
we were having this same issue, but I resolved it by
giving the backup user "remote access all clients"
rights by adding a new nsr user group
backup_operators and adding the user to it. This is
better for the security!
HOWEVER we cannot start the networker user for sql on
the client, it comes back with the error:
Error detecting SVS root path for
nlsap34.sap.publishers.intra
cannot find the file specified
Does anyone know how to detect the sql virtual server
root path?
You will need to upgrade NMSQL to the lastest version and apply a hot fix.