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Event ID 34113 - Veritas Backup Exec
I am getting an Event 34113 error in my Veritas Backup Exec v 9.00 rev 4454 everytime I try to backup.

Daily - Differential -- The job failed with the following error: Unable to attach to one of the drives.

 Category: Job Failed
Type Error
Server: 2000SERVER
Device: SEAGATE 1
Job name: Daily - Differential
Time alert received: 3/25/2005 8:57:19 AM
Source: Job

 Properties of Category: Job FailedEnabled: Yes
Send notifications: No
Record in event log: Yes
Event ID: 34113
Automatically clear: No
Include job log: No

 
I have shut down the server a few times, and have stopped and restarted BackExec services a few time.

How do I determine what drive connection is failing? I am running a single win2kserver on an IBM xSeries server and a DDS4 tape drive.

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More info on my error:

Job ended: Wednesday, March 30, 2005 at 3:05:15 PM
Completed status: Failed
Final error code: a000848c HEX
Final error description: Unable to attach to one of the drives.

Final error category: Resource Errors

From the ERROR section of my Job Log:

Unable to attach to C:.
Unable to attach to E:.
Unable to attach to 2000SERVER\BKUPEXEC.
Unable to attach to \\2000SERVER\System?State.


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Thanks. It turned out to be a rights issue. I changed the admin password and changed all the passowrds for the services, but forgot about the jobs until I tried to edit it.

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