adp:MSSQL: 1 retry attempted
adp:MSSQL:: No full backups of this save set were found in the media database; performing a full backup
* adp:MSSQL: [2192] 09/06/07 10:54:18 The system cannot find the file specified.
* adp:MSSQL: .
* adp:MSSQL: [2192] 09/06/07 10:54:30 Microsoft SQL Server Provider error:
* adp:MSSQL: [2192] 09/06/07 10:54:30 [DBNETLIB][ConnectionOpen (Connect()).]SQL Server does not exist or access denied..
* adp:MSSQL: [2192] 09/06/07 10:54:30
* adp:MSSQL: Cannot login to SQL Server null.
I ran a test from the server and said no NETWORKER server found , but if ping from the server to mi networker server he saw him also if i ping from my legato server he saw the server. In the host file of the server is configure the ip of the networker server adn in the host file of networker server is configure the client with all his alias.
Have you checked the servers file if the client is pointing to the correct server?Windows = "networker install dir"/nsr/res/servers UNIX - /nsr/res/servers
Maybe you can provide more information, e.g. what save command you ran? If it is a server initated backup, provide us with the line containing nsrsqlsv.
Please also provide the Instance name, e.g. double click on SQL icon and note down the name server/instance name
Please also check in the gui, remote user/password, if it is correct
Have you tried verifying that NetWorker can perform a file backup of this server - create a new NetWorker client for the same server which just backups up the temp directory with a browse and retention period of 1 day - no point in keeping the test longer than this.
Then create a group on the server which just contains this newly created client, associate some storage to the group and then from the command line on the server run the savegrp command with -vvv (that is v v v *no spaces) and then see what is reported.
This should at least give you conformation that the two servers are communicating within NetWorker - if this test fails then there is something stopping NetWorker data traffic between the two systems - is there a firewall involved, does the MSSQL server have SP2 installed - and have you disabled the internal software firewall that this service pack not only installs but enables. Also, there is a tech bulletin from EMC on configuring this.
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Posted September 6th, 2007 08:00