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unloading backup exec
Hello I have becup exec running on a novell 6.5 server, and there is a hung job. I have tried unloading it, but it does not unload. I have tried bestop, and it returns saying that it could not unload besrvr. I have unloaded tsands, what shoudl I try next?
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eberhardt, you know better - it's not a "novell 6.5" server - it's a "NetWare 6.5" server. Novell is a company, not a product.
As to the Question, yeah, that's common between both ARCserve and BE - they have an annoying habit of not unloading cleanly.
What version of BE is it?
Do you also have the OFO (open file option) running? It sometimes makes a difference which one gets unloaded first.
Does it say WHY it can't unload BESRVR? Just curious.
BTW - TSANDS is the TSA for backing up/restoring the eDirectory database. The one for filesystem backup/restore is TSAFS.
As to the Question, yeah, that's common between both ARCserve and BE - they have an annoying habit of not unloading cleanly.
What version of BE is it?
Do you also have the OFO (open file option) running? It sometimes makes a difference which one gets unloaded first.
Does it say WHY it can't unload BESRVR? Just curious.
BTW - TSANDS is the TSA for backing up/restoring the eDirectory database. The one for filesystem backup/restore is TSAFS.
If you look in the \BKUPEXEC\ folder, there should be a file named BESTOP.FAX. Open it with a text editor, and it will show you which module didn't unload properly when you ran BESTOP. Not that there's much you can do about it after the fact, but it might help for next time...
Make sure you apply the most recent patches for your version of BE.
For what it's worth, Backup Exec does not like being in its own address space, so I would not recommend trying that.
Make sure you apply the most recent patches for your version of BE.
For what it's worth, Backup Exec does not like being in its own address space, so I would not recommend trying that.
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