Restore of user data using DLOCommandu -EmergencyRestore fails with the error "Please check that the specified destination exists, is writable, and has enough available disk space for this operation".
| Article:TECH58292 | | | Created: 2010-01-18 | | | Updated: 2012-12-12 | | | Article URL http://www.symantec.com/docs/TECH58292 |
Problem
Restore of user data using DLOCommandu -EmergencyRestore fails with the error "Please check that the specified destination exists, is writable, and has enough available disk space for this operation".
Error
Compound Error copying x:\Folder\Path\File.txt 8007051b
Please check that the specified destination exists, is writable, and has enough available disk space for this operation.
Cause
This can happen if a local path is used such as d:\
Solution
Ensure that the correct parameters are used in the emergency restore command.
dlocommandu -emergencyrestore "usersharepath" -w "recoverypassword" -ap "destination-path"
Note: Ensure that the usersharepath the recovery password and the destination path begin and end with quotes " ".
The destination path must be UNC and it needs to be restore to a shared folder.
Examples:
1. The DLOCommandu.exe is run from the DLO folder on the media server
2. The backed up files are located on the local R: drive.
3. The Emergency Restore password is "P@ssw0rd"
Correct:
DLOCommandu -EmergencyRestore "R:\DLOStorage\MyDomain-Administrator\.dlo" -w P@ssw0rd -ap "\\RemoteServer\<ShareName>"
Correct:
DLOCommandu -EmergencyRestore "R:\DLOStorage\MyDomain-Administrator\.dlo" -w P@ssw0rd -ap "\\LocalServer\D$\LocalPath"
Wrong:
DLOCommandu -EmergencyRestore "R:\DLOStorage\MyDomain-Administrator\.dlo" -w P@ssw0rd -ap "d:\LocalPath\NotShared"
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