I had this problem with a new NetWorker install and Microsoft SharePoint.
"Secondary backup with job id (%d) failed on host '%s' "
The secondary host was my SharePoint Dummy node, the SQL server. I added all nodes to the application administration user group in NetWorker to correct the problem.
I had the same problem and added the NMM Exchange Admin user configured on the Networker client for the DAG.
- Open Networker Management Console
- Select client properties of Exchange DAG
- Select the Apps & Modules tab and add the NMM admin user created with NMM Exchange Admin Configuration
- Select the Globals (2 of 2) tab and add the FQDN of the same NMM admin user for your domain and the local Exchange servers (the client wizard config should have already added SYSTEM@exch1, SYSTEM@exch2, AND SYSTEM@exch3)
Maybe a bit overkill, but I was tired of messing around with it and just needed the backups to work.
Maliboo74
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February 28th, 2017 08:00
I had this problem with a new NetWorker install and Microsoft SharePoint.
"Secondary backup with job id (%d) failed on host '%s' "
The secondary host was my SharePoint Dummy node, the SQL server. I added all nodes to the application administration user group in NetWorker to correct the problem.
Dani_V1
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February 21st, 2018 03:00
Hi, Mailboo74
Could you tell me what exactly did you add in the user group? I have the same problem with Exchange backup.
Maliboo74
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March 6th, 2018 12:00
Hi,
I had to add both the SharePoint web front end server as well as the SharePoint sql server to the Application Administrators user group in NMC.
user=administrator, host=webfrontend.domain.com
user=system, host=webfrontend.domain.com
user=administrator, host=sharepointsql.domain.com
user=system, host=sharepointsql.domain.com
Murrieta
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August 14th, 2018 09:00
I had the same problem and added the NMM Exchange Admin user configured on the Networker client for the DAG.
- Open Networker Management Console
- Select client properties of Exchange DAG
- Select the Apps & Modules tab and add the NMM admin user created with NMM Exchange Admin Configuration
- Select the Globals (2 of 2) tab and add the FQDN of the same NMM admin user for your domain and the local Exchange servers (the client wizard config should have already added SYSTEM@exch1, SYSTEM@exch2, AND SYSTEM@exch3)
Maybe a bit overkill, but I was tired of messing around with it and just needed the backups to work.
Example:
SYSTEM@exch1
SYSTEM@exch2
SYSTEM@exch3
NMMExchange@exch-dag.domain.com
NMMExchange@exch1.domain.com
NMMExchange@exch2.domain.com
NMMExchange@exch3.domain.com
NMMExchange@domain.com
Edu Febrero
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December 27th, 2018 11:00
Y te funcionó?