It seems that you are trying to do a directed restore from source client to destination client, so for that you need the access requirements to perform directed recoveries are as follows:
1- Users in the Administrators group on the NetWorker server are automatically granted the necessary privileges. So you can add your administrator@machinename in the NetWorker Administrators list
2- The recovery must be launched by the root user or Windows Administrator on the administering client.
3- The root user or Windows Administrator on the administering client must have the Remote Access All Clients privilege on the NetWorker server.
4- SYSTEM@destination_clientmust be listed in the source client’s Remote Access list.
5- SYSTEM@destination_client must have the Recover Local Data privilege.
If the user on the destination client does not have Remote Access All Clients privileges, then the user@destination_client must be listed in the source client’s Remote Access list. And I think most probably this is your case answer if i am correct that you are trying to perform directed recovery.
Additionally , If the above requirments did not solve the problem, Please check this community thread as well for more details for troubleshooting this Permission issue:
Bebo2k
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Posted October 23rd, 2012 04:00
Hi Johan,
It seems that you are trying to do a directed restore from source client to destination client, so for that you need the access requirements to perform directed recoveries are as follows:
1- Users in the Administrators group on the NetWorker server are automatically granted the necessary privileges. So you can add your administrator@machinename in the NetWorker Administrators list
2- The recovery must be launched by the root user or Windows Administrator on the administering client.
3- The root user or Windows Administrator on the administering client must have the Remote Access All Clients privilege on the NetWorker server.
4- SYSTEM@destination_clientmust be listed in the source client’s Remote Access list.
5- SYSTEM@destination_client must have the Recover Local Data privilege.
If the user on the destination client does not have Remote Access All Clients privileges, then the user@destination_client must be listed in the source client’s Remote Access list. And I think most probably this is your case answer if i am correct that you are trying to perform directed recovery.
Hope this helps you.
Ahmed Bahaa