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On the &quot;Devices&quot; tab I noticed my whole entire server was checked to &quot;Pause&quot;. &nbsp;I've had my back up to disk folder pause before, but never the entire server. &nbsp;Weird.<br />
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Anyway I'll hook you up with the point since you got me to look in that general direction.<br />
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Peace
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On the "Devices" tab I noticed my whole entire server was checked to "Pause".  I've had my back up to disk folder pause before, but never the entire server.  Weird.

Anyway I'll hook you up with the point since you got me to look in that general direction.

Peace

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I am running Backup Exec 8.6 and I am backing up a Windows 2000 server to another external disk.<br />
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I recently started having issues where the jobs are not running as scheduled. &nbsp;I even tried to run the job &quot;now&quot; and the job gets queued but always stays at scheduled. &nbsp;If I reboot the server all the jobs that were scheduled and did not run are changed to missed.<br />
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Anyone have any ideas?<br />
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Thanks
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I am running Backup Exec 8.6 and I am backing up a Windows 2000 server to another external disk.

I recently started having issues where the jobs are not running as scheduled.  I even tried to run the job "now" and the job gets queued but always stays at scheduled.  If I reboot the server all the jobs that were scheduled and did not run are changed to missed.

Anyone have any ideas?

Thanks

Backup Exec 8.6 Missing Jobs

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