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As it turns out one of the two hard drive in the backup server was full. &nbsp;I purged out some old backup sets and for the time being it's backing up correctly. &nbsp;Bigger hard drives are on their way. &nbsp;<br />
I would like to thank you for your prompt attention to my question. &nbsp;It was suggestion that I checked into before discovery my other problem. &nbsp;<br />
Thanks again,<br />
scud1
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As it turns out one of the two hard drive in the backup server was full.  I purged out some old backup sets and for the time being it's backing up correctly.  Bigger hard drives are on their way.  
I would like to thank you for your prompt attention to my question.  It was suggestion that I checked into before discovery my other problem.  
Thanks again,
scud1

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I am backing my whole network up to a hard drive. &nbsp;All my clients are backing up as normal except one office. &nbsp;Proactive Monitor next to these specific clients in this office it states &quot;Media Source&quot;. &nbsp;I have scheduled a back for each of these clients but still it skips over them. &nbsp;It shows under the next back &quot;ASAP&quot; but never backup them up. &nbsp;It's been this way for almost a month now. &nbsp;Nothings been changed with these clients. &nbsp;<br />
What could it be and how do I fix it?<br />
Thanks again,<br />
SCUD1
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I am backing my whole network up to a hard drive.  All my clients are backing up as normal except one office.  Proactive Monitor next to these specific clients in this office it states "Media Source".  I have scheduled a back for each of these clients but still it skips over them.  It shows under the next back "ASAP" but never backup them up.  It's been this way for almost a month now.  Nothings been changed with these clients.  
What could it be and how do I fix it?
Thanks again,
SCUD1

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