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Event ID: 57481 Source: Backup Exec
| Source: Backup Exec |
| Type: Error |
| Description: An unusual error (<error number>) was encountered while enumerating the contents of the directory: \\CORPFS01\D$\Software\temp. It is possible that files or subdirectories have not been backed up. Please examine your log file or catalogs to ensure this directory tree was backed up in its entirety. |
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| Comments: Wayne Prinsloo Error: 1117 - This error number refers to a Windows I/O error. In my case, I was running Backup Exec System Recover backups at the same time as the Backup Exec for Windows Servers backup. BESR consumed all the resources that is why I got the I/O error.  x
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David Hewison We had this problem when on a Windows 2000 server running the Backup Exec (V8.5) remote agent for NT/2000 after installing the Microsoft patch KB828035/MS03-043 (Messenger buffer overflow). Uninstalling the patch cured the problem. x
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EventID.Net Error 59 - no info x
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Allen Rohr Error 53 - We received this error because the Windows 2000 agent was not installed on a 2000 server being backed up. After installation the problem went away. x
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Anonymous We are getting this error when Veritas tries to backup a folder that is a DFS link to a share located on another server. x
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John S. Error 5: This in relation to an event caused by Veritas backup software. See the link to TechNote ID: 191761. x
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Anonymous Error: 999: I got this when I had bad blocks on a raided drive. I fixed this by using Checkdisk for repair/flag the bad blocks. I do believe that this also can happen when permissions are out of wack on W2K machines. Reseting permissions would need to be reset. x
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