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Thank you that is what I was thinking. &nbsp;If that doesn't work is there another option that I may be over looking?
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Thank you that is what I was thinking.  If that doesn't work is there another option that I may be over looking?

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I worked with BE a very long time and the push option has rarely worked as advertised.<br />
In fact one of the BE techs told me to forget about the push agent many moons ago.
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I worked with BE a very long time and the push option has rarely worked as advertised.
In fact one of the BE techs told me to forget about the push agent many moons ago.

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Greetings,<br />
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I am trying to install a remote agent from Symantec BackupExec2010 trial version and it's not allowing the admin connection that has all the admin, domain rights on the domain. &nbsp;Please advise. &nbsp;<br />
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Thanks in advance for your help.<br />
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g000se
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Greetings,

I am trying to install a remote agent from Symantec BackupExec2010 trial version and it's not allowing the admin connection that has all the admin, domain rights on the domain.  Please advise.  

Thanks in advance for your help.

g000se

Symantec BackupExec2010 remote agent install

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