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Product(s): Backup Exec - 2010, Backup Exec
Severity: Non-data threatening / major functionality
Status: Investigating/gathering information
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This condition is occurrring on a verify job of DeDuplication data, as it does not affect 100% of data sets we encourage custoemrs to log support cases as we need to narrow down the specific cause.

Reported: 21 Apr 2011 by Colin Weaver | <span class="field-content">4</span> comments - last comment 01 Mar 2012 by KeirL
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Product(s): Backup Exec - 12.x, Backup Exec - 2010, Backup Exec
Severity: Data threat/Security vulnerability
Status: Public fix available
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Reported: 20 Apr 2011 by Robert H.
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Product(s): Backup Exec - 12.x, Backup Exec - 2010, Backup Exec
Severity: Data threat/Security vulnerability
Status: Public fix available
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An Oracle restore of a Backup with Software Encryption enabled will fail with “An error occurred when attempting to initialize encryption for job.”

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Reported: 20 Apr 2011 by Steve W.
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Product(s): Backup Exec - 2010, Backup Exec
Severity: Data threat/Security vulnerability
Status: Public fix available
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Reported: 20 Apr 2011 by Steve W.
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Product(s): Backup Exec - 12.x, Backup Exec - 2010, Backup Exec
Severity: Data threat/Security vulnerability
Status: Public fix available
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When running a backup job the backup fails to backup valid directories if a directory level wildcard exclusion using double asterisk (**) is defined in the Backup selection list or Global Excludes list in Backup Exec

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Reported: 20 Apr 2011 by Steve Y
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Product(s): Symantec System Recovery (formerly Backup Exec System Recovery) - SSR 2011, Symantec System Recovery (formerly Backup Exec System Recovery)
Severity: Non-data threatening / major functionality
Status: Investigating/gathering information
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Problem

During installation of Symantec System Recovery Management Solution (SSR-MS) 2011, the install readiness check for 'RootAutoUpdate' fails.

Cause

This issue is seen when the server where SSR-MS is being installed does not have an internet connection.
 

Reported: 20 Apr 2011 by Chris Riley | <span class="field-content">3</span> comments - last comment 22 Aug 2011 by it wasn't me it...
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Product(s): Backup Exec - 2010, Backup Exec
Severity: Minor functionality
Status: Investigating/gathering information
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If media is retired and deleted from a Deduplication Folder using the Backup Exec user interface, that media will show up again after the Backup Exec services are restarted.  When an inventory operation is run, Backup Exec ends up with multiple copies of the media it its database.

Reported: 19 Apr 2011 by Stefan I.
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Product(s): Backup Exec - 2010, Backup Exec
Severity: Non-data threatening / major functionality
Status: Public fix available
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Status: Investigating

Please make sure to review the details of this issue before responding.

This issue has been resolved with a Hotfix

Reported: 15 Apr 2011 by Ben L. | <span class="field-content">1</span> comments - last comment 11 Oct 2011 by Helio
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Product(s): Backup Exec - 2010, Backup Exec
Severity: Minor functionality
Status: Will not fix
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This issue is currently not slated to be addressed in Backup Exec.  Please see the technote for more information.

Reported: 14 Apr 2011 by Ben L. | <span class="field-content">2</span> comments - last comment 19 Sep 2011 by Sublaner
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Product(s): Backup Exec - 2010, Backup Exec
Severity: Non-data threatening / major functionality
Status: Investigating/gathering information
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When re-directing an Oracle Database and Archived Logs to another Orace Server with an ASM Configuration, the Redirected Oracle File paths will point to the ASM DiskGroup and is typically referenced with a (+) symbol.

Reported: 13 Apr 2011 by Jared S.
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