I have a "RollbackSnapshotTempDB" is single user mode on a system with SQL2012 and SSR2013. I have tried the following with no luck. Any help would be appreciated
Step 1:
USE master
GO
ALTER DATABASE "RollbackSnapshotTempDB{XXX}"
SET OFFLINE WITH ROLLBACK IMMEDIATE
GO
Step 2:
DROP DATABASE "RollbackSnapshotTempDB{XXX}"
Step 3:
ALTER DATABASE DISTRIBUTION
SET MULTI_USER;
GO
Olás amigos. Preciso de uma ajuda.
Em meu servidor o ponto de recuperação foi perdido e o backup todo está em formato *.fbf
Como restauro esses arquivos de backup?
Uso Bkp Exec 2010.
Obrigado!!
Hellos friends. I need help.
In my recovery point server was lost and the entire backup is in * .fbf
How do I restore these backup files?
Use Bkp Exec 2010.
Thanks !!
Hi guys,
Im trying to restore some data from my backups but I cannot mount any recovery points from the past 26 days or so I get the attached error message each time I try to mount them.
I've tried using the Synabtec Recovery Point Browser also and it gives an error E0BB00B4: The sequence number in the parent image, 748, does not match 749.
Any ideas?
Cheers
Hi, we are testing SSR recovery on some Windows servers. The SSR is SSR 2013 R2 and the servers to recover are Windows Server 2008 R2 Std SP1.
In each of the servers, there is a 100MB system reserved partition and C drive. Both are on the same disk. We backed up the server and then tested to restore to itself. However, after the recovery, when the restored server boot up, it shows file \boot\BCD is missing. When I press Enter, the restore server will reboot.
I think this may be related to some options that we selected during recovery. I see there are three options to select: Restore master boot record, restore original disk signature, set drive active.
For the system reserved partition and C drive, which options should we select for the recovery?
if the error we saw does not related to these options, how to troubleshoot from here?
Thanks in advance.
Hello,
Is there a way to only notify when backups have been successful. We have tried all the SMTP settings within System Recovery 2013 and we are still getting 150 email notifications each day. Right now we only have errors and warnings being sent out and still getting over 100 email notifications. Is there a way to limit this to get only emails for successful backups. Please let us know asap and thank you in advance.
This is for Symantec System Protection aka Backup Exec System Recovery...
We are presently on a 2010 version, I don't know which SP...
And I want to upgrade it to System Protection 2013 SP2...
It is a Windows Server 2008 R2 SP1 64-bit server.
Thank you, Tom
is ther a way to remote control an SSR 2013r2 Windows recovery console on a 64 bit system?
Thanx,
GK
Hi All,
I would like to know what is the login credentials for SSR-MS 2013.
Example:
Admin account with domain admin previliges or local admin.
thanks.
Symantic System Recovery 2013 R2 has suddenly stopped working on Small Business Server 2008
I have been using the Symantic System Recovery 2013 R2 for several months on our SBS 2008 and have not had any problems.
Suddenly, last week it stopped creating backups. There were no Microsoft updates installed prior to the program failing and no other configuration items on the server have been changed.
I am seeing the following error in the event log:
Error EC8F17B7: Cannot create recovery points for job: Drive Backup of (C:\), DATA (D:\), EXCHANGE (F:\).
Error E4F3000F: Unexpected VSS writer error. Check the application event log for writer specific error. Failed VSS writers: BITS Writer. (UMI:V-281-3215-6071)
Details:
Source: Symantec System Recovery
The program is working fine on my other server which runs Windows Server 2008 R2 Standard.
Can you please advise me as to how I can resolve this issue?
hi
i cant remote push installation of system recovery 2013 R2 from SSRM 2013R2 to remote computers how ever i can remote push symantec management agent and system recovry plugin also where i can see remote push status and error code i cant find it anywhere.
im using system recovery management 2013 R2 SP2 , System recovery 2013 R2 SP2 downloaded using SIM.
thanks
I am running SSR2013 on a Windows2012R2 server trying to back up the two local drives to a NAS device with a shadow copy to a USB drive but it costantly fails with the following:
--Unable to write to file.
---Error EBAB03F1: Following Operating System error occurred while performing requested operation: 'An unexpected network error occurred.'
---Unable to set file size.
----Error EBAB03F1: Following Operating System error occurred while performing requested operation: 'An unexpected network error occurred.'
(UMI:V-281-2001-31)
I have checked the following:
There is enough hard drive space on the NAS
All of the permissions are correct
There are no obviously associated event log entries
The job starts and creates three ".tmp" files for the bakup of C: and up to 4 ".tmp" file for X: and then it fails. There were about 21 ".tmp" files for the X: drive the one and only time it worked and the system is set to split the files at 9.4GB in size.
The server is hosting two Hyper-V guests and the VHDX files are on the X: drive.
The annoying thing is that the backup worked once last week (running a base backup) and then we had two differentials as well but this week absolutely nothing will work. I have set it up to create a new base backup each week with Diffs every other day (mon-fri)
If anyone has any ideas please let me know.
I downloaded teh trial edition of SSR 2013. How do I create the Boot disk to restore the image?
(1) I currently have disk M: where I backup my files to.
(2) I have a new larger disk (currently I: and different label than M:) which I now want to use for my backup files.
I have no problem moving existing backup files to the new disk with SSR, but the caveat is that when done I want to change M: to say Z: and then change I: to M: The reason is, of course, that I want my backup drive to continue to be drive letter M: with my new backup drive.
What would be the best way to do this without causing the backup files to be orphaned.
Thanks for the help -- David
Dear All,
I am a little confused about the behavior of SSR.
I have been using it for this client for a year now and it has never done exactly what I want...
My setup is this:
Windows SBS 2011 (2008/R2+goodies)
SSR for small business server 2013
A/D and Exchange server
Redirected Folders enabled.
About 500GB data stored on a RAID Mirror of 2X 2TB SAS (LSI RAID CARD)
An extra 1TB SATA to dump the backups to. (S:\)
RDX Drive (D:\)
Not virtualized but will be soon.
The copy on S:\ is for “daily backups” where I can recover a single file, etc back 45 days or more.
The off-site copy is meant for D.R.
Ideally, what I want from Symantec SR is this
1. Nightly Copy to S:\ (local 1TB volume dedicated for backups)
2. Off-site Copy to D:\ (Removable 1TB RDX cartridge, swapped nightly)
3. One full, followed by incremental forever
4. 45 days of backups (experience shows, 1TB of backup space has given me over 100 days!)
5. Automatic "wrap around", deleting the oldest first strategy
How exactly do I configure my backup jobs to do this?
I thought I had it right when it stopped doing backups after about 100 days, reporting that the destination was out of space.
Even though I had the 'automatically optimize destination' ticked.
Also, in the logs, it reported it as a user cancellation and did not send me a warning message that the backup had failed so no one noticed for several weeks that there was no backup. Could have been a total mess, potentially.
It's a simple enough requirement, what is the config for this, to get it right so that I don't find out 4 months later that it's wrong?
Thanks,
I am a little frustrated with it and have gone back to wbadmin batch file from the task scheduler, which achieves the above easily.
Regards,
Darren.
Currently the backups are to M: (label WD_1000) and off-sites to G: (label Hitachi_3000_1017).
I want to switch so that the backups go to G: and the off-sites to M: without losing the connection between the current backup sets.
I am assuming all I need to do is edit the backup jobs without moving any of the backup files since they are they same names.
Is this correct or is there something else I need to do so I don't orphan the existing backup sets.
Thanks - David
We've inherited a network with the existing setup so just trying to make the best out of a current situation.
We have one server using BESR 2010 backing up to a NAS that has died. We replaced the NAS with a new one. Do we need to create a new full backup set or can we just edit the jobs to use the new backup destination?
All of the previous incremental backup sets are gone obviously. The copies that were supposed to go from the NAS to an external drive weren't working come to find out.
Running SSR 2011 on Windows 2008 R2 server. SSR has started deleting a recovery point immediately after creating it, with the result I have no recovery points at all.
This backup system ran for several years without a problem. Recently, for unknown reasons, the backup destinations had become garbled. I corrected the paths and the backups are now running but are being deleted after creation.
Since I now have no backups, I'm willing to reset anything that might help fix this problem.
Thanks!
Configuration:
Drives and backup destinations:
System Reserved (*:\) to F:\Server Images\Server_C\System Reserved0-1_Drive.v2i
JLTServer-C (C:\) to F:\Server Images\Server_C\C_Drive.v2i
Scheduled backup time:
At 11:30 PM every day, starting 10/29/2011
Next run time: 7/17/2015 11:30 PM
Options:
Backup name: Server C and Reserved
Compression level: Standard
[X] Verify recovery points after creation
No of Recovery points: 7
[ ] Search engine support
[X] Prepend computer name to backup data file names
[ ] Save backup files to a unique subfolder
Description: None
Advanced options:
Max file size: None
[ ] Disable SmartSector copying
[ ] Ignore bad sectors during copy
[ ] Perform full VSS backup
[X] Use password
Encryption level: Medium 192-bit (16+ character password)
Command files:
Run before snapshot: None
Run after snapshot: None
Run after recovery point creation: None
Offsite Copy:
Disabled
Restore Anyware is permitted for this recovery point.
I am in process of replacing a backup drive with a new larger drive. I have created a drive label for the new drive which ssr sees in the status and advanced windows. You can see the new drive Hitachi_3000 (I:\)
However when I go to move the Backup Destination, ssr thinks the new drive "I:\ is not currently named"
What is going on here and how do I fix this?
David
Hi
Please excuse me but I am not too clued up on this system as I have not long started with the company.
Our system is backed up to seperate portable hard drives (F drive) and we are now having to restore back to 29th June 2015 due to an issue that has occurred within our accounting system.
We have located some information online that guides us through the process but it does not seem to be working! We have selected the back up that needs restoring and catalogued this. We then went onto the restore tab and selected 'run now'. However, when checking the system, it hasnt restored.
My guess is that when we are selecting 'run now' we may only be running the 'catalogue' and not actually the restore.
Can anyone supply any detailed instructions on how to do this restore please?
Many thanks in advance.
Julie
PS. I have guessed the SSR 2011 because I am not at work at the moment and havent got a clue!
Hi,
My Client bought System Recovery 2013 in May 2013 and did not install it on the server. Then a very clever "IT in house guy" downloaded the trail version in May 2015 and installed that on the server and used it for a while. Yesterday the client asked us to install his version on the server so , we uninstalled the trail versuion , download his version from the Licessing Portol and installed that.
When we restart the server when the screen for the System Restore Comes up it tells us that a trial version is installed. I have tried every think .
Can someone please point me in the right direction as to how to tell the system that his is a new installation.
Much appricated.
JP