pramod1
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exchange 2010
error
= VSS_E_OBJECT_NOT_FOUND
11080 2cb0 11/19 06:36:33 1366218 CsSnapRequestor::DeleteSna pshot() - Error deleting f75100a4-40b2-4456-93bd-55 37c3799a2b shadow set - VSS_E_OBJECT_NOT_FOUND
11080 2cb0 11/19 06:36:33 1366218 CsSnapRequestor::BackupCom plete() - Call DeleteSnapshot() [FAILED, throwing CV exception] - Code = 0x80042308, Description =
my incremental back is successful and full back up is failing with below error.
, if database has integrity issue then for truncation logs would the issue and hence incremental backup would be failing,
but incremental is successful.
= VSS_E_OBJECT_NOT_FOUND
11080 2cb0 11/19 06:36:33 1366218 CsSnapRequestor::DeleteSna
11080 2cb0 11/19 06:36:33 1366218 CsSnapRequestor::BackupCom
my incremental back is successful and full back up is failing with below error.
, if database has integrity issue then for truncation logs would the issue and hence incremental backup would be failing,
but incremental is successful.
ASKER
but on server shadow copies are not configured ?
If the shadow copies are disabled, you should not see any shadow copies in the device manager.
Check the device manager and make sure, you see hidden devices (grayed out items)...
To avoid left over orphaned items.
If VSS is disabled, this may also be the reason. It depends, how you backup your exchange... Some software rely on the Microsoft VSS, others have their own agents and writers...
Also possible that you have a permission problem, as I can see...
CsSnapRequestor::BackupCom plete() - Call DeleteSnapshot() [FAILED....
You can also use
vssadmin list shadows
to see the shadow copies..... (you may have a look if you find the GUID from above...)
If you can find the GUID, the backup system possibly has read permissions, but is not able to delete the Shadow copy...
or
vssadmin list writers
to see all shadow copy volume writers...
Do you see an "Microsoft Exchange Writer" there?
Any writers with Error (line Last error)?
Check the device manager and make sure, you see hidden devices (grayed out items)...
To avoid left over orphaned items.
If VSS is disabled, this may also be the reason. It depends, how you backup your exchange... Some software rely on the Microsoft VSS, others have their own agents and writers...
Also possible that you have a permission problem, as I can see...
CsSnapRequestor::BackupCom
You can also use
vssadmin list shadows
to see the shadow copies..... (you may have a look if you find the GUID from above...)
If you can find the GUID, the backup system possibly has read permissions, but is not able to delete the Shadow copy...
or
vssadmin list writers
to see all shadow copy volume writers...
Do you see an "Microsoft Exchange Writer" there?
Any writers with Error (line Last error)?
ASKER
no there are no errors with writers.coomvault is using microsft vss, incremental is successful but full back up is failing with regard to above error I posted
So you use an Exchange Server Agent from Commvault?
If yes, does this agent have its own service?
Is the service running under a domain account?
Has the account the appropriate permissions?
See
http://documentation.commvault.com/commvault/v10/article?p=products/exchange_database/deployment.htm
Stated here: Backup Operator & Local Admin
And possibly - dependent from the backup method -- Exchange Permissions?
If yes, does this agent have its own service?
Is the service running under a domain account?
Has the account the appropriate permissions?
See
http://documentation.commvault.com/commvault/v10/article?p=products/exchange_database/deployment.htm
Stated here: Backup Operator & Local Admin
And possibly - dependent from the backup method -- Exchange Permissions?
ASKER
but incremental is running fine
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Have you tried to delete the shadow copies?
File explorer - properties on a drive - Shadow copies....
There you can delete and disable the shadow copies....
After a restart of the Volume Shadow Copy service,, they should have zero size...
You can then have a look into device manager - Storage volume shadow copies (show hidden devices) and they should be empty...
If you see greyed out items left over (all others should be away), you have orphaned items. You can now delete all of them in device manager manually or use the tool DevNodeClean (an earlier tool from Microsoft - but possibly not available anymore....
Orphaned items need not necessarily create a problem but can be an issue...
After all Shadow copies are away, you may enable the shadow copies again (as set before) and see, if the error persists...