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Hi, am using Veritas Backup Exec V9.1 on a MS Server 2003 and i am trying to backup a WD 2Tb NAS. I have added it in the user defined selection via the UNC option. I am able to select it Ok and have set up the username and password of the server administrator into the list of users on the NAS so as Veritas can log on but when i run a test in Veritas i get the following error.<br />
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Error: a000846b, The job failed with the following error: <br />
Device could not be backed up because an error occurred while connecting to the Remote Agent for Windows Servers. <br />
Make sure that the Remote Agent for Windows Servers is running on the target computer.<br />
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How do i get the Remote Agent to run on the NAS, not possible right, so what am i missing.<br />
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Hi, am using Veritas Backup Exec V9.1 on a MS Server 2003 and i am trying to backup a WD 2Tb NAS. I have added it in the user defined selection via the UNC option. I am able to select it Ok and have set up the username and password of the server administrator into the list of users on the NAS so as Veritas can log on but when i run a test in Veritas i get the following error.

Error: a000846b, The job failed with the following error: 
Device could not be backed up because an error occurred while connecting to the Remote Agent for Windows Servers. 
Make sure that the Remote Agent for Windows Servers is running on the target computer.

How do i get the Remote Agent to run on the NAS, not possible right, so what am i missing.




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