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See this resource<br />
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<a href="http://eventid.net/display.asp?eventid=34113&source=" rel="ugc">http://eventid.net/display.asp?eventid=34113&source=</a>
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See this resource

http://eventid.net/display.asp?eventid=34113&source= [http://eventid.net/display.asp?eventid=34113&source=]

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great link but the event id and the symantec id are stating the it ran out of memory
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great link but the event id and the symantec id are stating the it ran out of memory

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we found that there was actually a problem with the symantec software
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we found that there was actually a problem with the symantec software

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I had the same problem and I found that there was not enough free memory on server.<br />

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I had the same problem and I found that there was not enough free memory on server.


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we are running backup exec 12 for windows servers and the the backup keeps failing and the event id that keeps coming up is 34113. &nbsp;i cannot find and support articles on the event from microsoft's website. &nbsp;a description of the error is below<br />
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from the event viewer on the server it give a event id 34113 and states it ran out of memory<br />
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from the symantec admin console the error given is 8007000E <br />
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how do i fix this??<br />

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we are running backup exec 12 for windows servers and the the backup keeps failing and the event id that keeps coming up is 34113.  i cannot find and support articles on the event from microsoft's website.  a description of the error is below

from the event viewer on the server it give a event id 34113 and states it ran out of memory

from the symantec admin console the error given is 8007000E 

how do i fix this??


How to fix event id 34113 on backup exec server???

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