Using the fsautility command fails with "The network path was not found" if a configured target file server is offline
| Article:TECH60376 | | | Created: 2008-01-13 | | | Updated: 2008-01-13 | | | Article URL http://www.symantec.com/docs/TECH60376 |
Problem
Using the fsautility command fails with "The network path was not found" if a configured target file server is offline
Error
The network path was not found.
Solution
This issue
can occur if the file server that is offline is alphabetically before the server
name used in the command line.
For example,
if the following command is issued for ServerB and ServerA is configured under
Targets > File Servers in the Vault Administration Console (VAC), but
ServerA is offline the command will fail.
fsautility
-t -s \\ServerB\f$\users
The error
will show the ServerA name:
Restore
files
Folder
: \\ServerB\f$\users
Error:
Fileserver ServerA.domain.com: The network path was not found.
This issue
has been addressed in the following release:
Enterprise
Vault 2007 Service Pack 3 (SP3)
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| Source | ETrack |
| Value | 1168630 |
| Description | FSAUtility - not processing other file servers if target volume / folder not reachable for any file server target |
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Legacy ID
303917
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