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Righclick to do a consistency check on those items. Do they get consitent or does that consistency check fail too?<br />
Maybe there's more information on the reason of inconsistency in the Alerts-tab (Monitoring part).
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Righclick to do a consistency check on those items. Do they get consitent or does that consistency check fail too?
Maybe there's more information on the reason of inconsistency in the Alerts-tab (Monitoring part).

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I remove the backup of the C:\ since bare metal recovery backup the SYSVOL Drive <br />
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im i right ?
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I remove the backup of the C:\ since bare metal recovery backup the SYSVOL Drive

im i right ?

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In DPM 2010 i've got many servers (2008R2 SP1) with a Replica is inconsistent on the C:<br />
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C: got plenty of space and windows server backup features is installed<br />
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In DPM 2010 i've got many servers (2008R2 SP1) with a Replica is inconsistent on the C:

C: got plenty of space and windows server backup features is installed



Replica is inconsistent on many C: of many windows 2008R2 Srv in DPM 2010

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