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List:       adsm-l
Subject:    Re: W2K backup missing a volume
From:       Zoltan Forray/AC/VCU <zforray () VCU ! EDU>
Date:       2000-09-29 18:44:44
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There is nothing in any log to indicate there is an error. It did not even
attempts to back it up.




                    Richard Sims
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>But G: is clearly a LOCAL HARD DRIVE. ...
>Why did it skip G: ?  Is there a size issue ?

Maybe what we've seen in the past applies...

        This normally is a permissions problem.  Check the scheduler
service via
        control panel / services.  See what account the service logs in as.
If
        it is the SYSTEM account, make sure that the D: drive has
permissions
        for the SYSTEM account.  A lot of NT Administrators remove EVERYONE
from
        the permissions, it also prevents the SYSTEM account from being
able to
        do backups.

  Richard

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