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That type of notification is handled by the Message Engine, which by default should be configured to Logon As the System Account. <br />
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Check the ARCserve Server Admin, Configuration, Job Engine tab to make sure that the option &quot;Block pop-ups when any job finishes&quot; is not selected. 
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That type of notification is handled by the Message Engine, which by default should be configured to Logon As the System Account.

Check the ARCserve Server Admin, Configuration, Job Engine tab to make sure that the option "Block pop-ups when any job finishes" is not selected.

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That option is not selected, but could you point me in teh direction of the Message engine system account login you speak of.<br />
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Cheers Buddy.
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That option is not selected, but could you point me in teh direction of the Message engine system account login you speak of.

Cheers Buddy.

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Cecking and unchecking solved the issue thanks.
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Cecking and unchecking solved the issue thanks.

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Up until recently whenever the tape was full and ejected in Arcserve it used to beep. THen one day it jsut stopped. We had the motherbord replaced under warentee by HP but no change.<br />
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If i cause a beep event in windows it works (ie wrong login credentials)<br />
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Windows 2003<br />
Arcserve R11.5 sp3 build 4402<br />
HP Proliant DL 580<br />
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Cheers
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Up until recently whenever the tape was full and ejected in Arcserve it used to beep. THen one day it jsut stopped. We had the motherbord replaced under warentee by HP but no change.

If i cause a beep event in windows it works (ie wrong login credentials)

Windows 2003
Arcserve R11.5 sp3 build 4402
HP Proliant DL 580

Cheers

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