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If you’re getting a Win32 32 Unknown error message on your computer, check out these troubleshooting ideas. How to fix Win32 errors Solution 1. Update Windows. Usually, when your computer receives a message with a Win32 error code, the application displays an error. Solution 2: Run a new hardware and devices troubleshooter. Windows Troubleshooter is a built-in program that must find solution 3: Run System File Checker. You can also use Microsoft’s System File Checker to find out more.
It’s also possible that someone previously disabled WOFB (Windows Open File Backup) for client backups. -L
bpclient -shopper my-customer-name
Assuming the client is NetBackup v7.x then if nothing shows up with the above command the log should be that WOFB is enabled, this is usually the case and VSS is mostly used because of the “instant” tool …
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However, if the client is NetBackup v6.5.x, the appliance can use the VSP as a WOFB method rather than VSS.
May I ask which version of Windows and which version of NetBackup client the problem client is running on? Try this comandu on the main server:
bpgetconfig -g my-client-name
If I were to say that the client is running version 6.5.x, keep in mind that the main server also shows performance:
Windows: bpgetconfig -M clientName | see "VSP"Unix: / i bpgetconfig -M my-client-name | grep - my partner and I "VSP"
Unfortunately, you are generally not allowed to post / reply to such a forum.
Hello,
I have a Solaris 9 box with Netbackup 5.1. Works well for different
Solaris, our Irix machines and Linux. However I create mine with problems
Windows Server 2003 Clients
You are using 5.1 so successfully and it works fine most of the time. Nevertheless
sometimes some client related jobs fail with call 1 (sometimes
success).
Here is an example: –
# bpfehler | awk ‘if (66 732 $) == print’ | grep WRN
1113427517 1 4 8 netbackupserver 6732 6731 0 windowsbox bpbrm with client
windowsbox: WRN – Unable to open file: C: Documents and SettingsAll
UserApplication DataMicrosoftNetworkDownloaderqmgr0.dat (WIN32 32:
Unknown error)
1113427517 4 4 8 netbackupserver 6732 6731 6 windowsbox bpbrmfrom client
windowsbox: WRN – cannot open file C: documents: along with SettingsAll
UserApplication DataMicrosoftNetworkDownloaderqmgr1.dat (WIN32 32:
Unknown error)
1113427749 some 4 8 netbackupserver 6732 6731 7 windowsbox bpbrm from client
windowsbox: WRN – Removable Storage Management: Database could not be sent
(WIN32 21: unknown error)
Has anyone met him? Why can’t his Netbackup client read them?
Files?
(I don’t necessarily need separate exception details for all of our
server)
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Hey
–
K M
First of all, I can help others with a couple of posts.
This issue occurs because of a background analytics service.
(BITS) blocks these files. Therefore, Netbackup cannot copy them. PARTS
is part of Microsoft Software Services Improve (MSUS).
A generally accepted workaround is to add a couple of files containing either
List of Windows or NetBackup file types to exclude from backup.
[quote] I got a Solaris 9 box with Netbackup 5.1. Works well on different
Solaris, our Irix machines and Linux. However, I have some with falls
Windows Server 2003 Clients
They also work in 5.1 and work fine most of the time. However
sometimes several ideal client jobs with status 1 are interrupted (sometimes
success).
Here is an example: –
# bpfehler | awk ‘if (66 732 $) == print’ | grep WRN
1113427517 1 4 netbackupserver important 6732 6731 0 windowsbox bpbrm received from client
windowsbox: WRN – can’t honestly File: C: Documents and settingsAll
UserApplication DataMicrosoftNetworkDownloaderqmgr0.dat (WIN32 32:
Unknown error)
1113427517 1 4 2 netbackupserver 6732 6731 0 windowsbox bpbrm via client
windowsbox: WRN – C: Document file: and SettingsAll could not be opened
UserApplication DataMicrosoftNetworkDownloaderqmgr1.dat (WIN32 32:
Unknown error)
1113427749 1 4 8 netbackupserver 6732 6731 0 windowsbox bpbrm as client
windowsbox: WRN – Removable Storage Management: Database cannot be exported
(WIN32 21: unknown error)
[/ Quote]
On Thursday, April 12, 2005 at 3:09 PM Wayne T. Smith wrote:
[quote] A common workaround is to help you add a couple of files using one of the two
List of Windows or NetBackup ring books to exclude from backup.
[/ quote]
[quote] http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;839090
[/ Quote]
From the information and the link, it became clear what the qmgr files are doing.
Someone below answered the list that I can configure VSP (Volume Snapshot)
Suppliers). As far as I know VSP is old for backing up open files. Idea
because I don’t need to manage excluded versions of lists because Netbackup can do that
just quiet open files. It almost sounds great. Now the problem is me
I thought everything was ready.
Nothing is said about the client side of the action. From server
bpclient senses that it is on.
# bpclient – client window name: -l
Client window window
Current host:
Hostname: windowsbox
IP address: 0.0.0.0
Connect to unreserved mov: no
No back connections: no
Dynamic address: no
Free navigation: allow
Getting list: not specified
Maximum job openings for this client: unspecified
WOFB enabled: yes
WOFB FIM: VSP
Using WOFB: snapshot of one disk
WOFB Error Checking: Abort on Error
But I stillfacing problems like: –
# bpfehler | awk ‘if (6 $ == 7069) print’ | grep WRN | Head -1
1113788385 1 4 8 netbackupserver 7069 7068 1 sqlserver bpbrm from WRN client
windowsbox: – shouldn’t open file: C: Documents and SettingsAll
UserApplication DataMicrosoftNetworkDownloaderqmgr0.dat (WIN32 32:
Unknown error)
Did I really design a VSP? Is there a way to check this?
Hey
–
K M
You can get many win32 errors like perf / etc … anyway
they rebuild at good dr Anything – win32 rejuvenates at full
doctor
—– Original message —–
From: Stewart
To: johnson veritas-bu
Sent: 4:33 AM
Subject: Re: [Veritas-bu] WS2k3 – Unable to open file, unknown error
On Thursday, April 14, 2005 at 3:09 PM Wayne T. Smith wrote:
[quote] The usual workaround is to add a pair to one of the files
Windows or NetBackup flags the files to exclude from the backup.
[/ quote]
[quote] http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;839090
[/ Quote]
Thanks for the info and url, she explained what qmgr does with personal files.
Someone on the list answeredI said that, according to the experts, I should adjust the VSP (volume
instantaneous
Suppliers). As far as I know, VSP is generally used to save open files. v
idea
because I dont need to manage exclusion lists for linked sets because netbackup
maybe
Just copy open files. Everything looks great. Problem
I am
I thought I activated it.
Not everything is often decided on the client side. From it seems
server
bpclient to think they are included.
# bpclient – client window name: -l
Client window window
Current host:
Hostname: windowsbox
IP address: 0.0.0.0
Connect to an unreserved port: no
No back connections: no
Dynamic address: no
Free navigation: allow
Getting list: not specified
Maximum job openings for this client: unspecified
WOFB enabled: yes
WOFB FIM: VSP
Using WOFB: snapshot of one disk
WOFB Error Checking: Abort on Error
But I still have problems like: –
# bpfehler | awk ‘if (6 $ == 7069) print’ | grep WRN | Chair -1
1113788385 1 4 8 netbackupserver 7069 7068 0 sqlserver bpbrm with client ntom
windowsbox: WRN – Unable to open file: C: Documents and SettingsAll
UserApplication DataMicrosoftNetworkDownloaderqmgr0.dat (WIN32 32:
Have I actually configured the VSP? Is there a way to check this?
Hey
–
K M
Win32 32 Neizvestnaya Oshibka
Win32 32 Nieznany Blad
Win32 32 알 수 없는 오류
Win32 32 Okant Fel
Win32 32 Onbekende Fout
Win32 32 Erreur Inconnue
Win32 32 Unbekannter Fehler
Win32 32 Erro Desconhecido
Win32 32 Errore Sconosciuto
Win32 32 Error Desconocido
