Error 0xe0000f02 when backing up data from a local drive
Created: 09 Feb 2013 | Updated: 11 Feb 2013 | 6 comments
Hello,
I'm trying to backup raw data from a drive attached to the server with Backup Exec 2012 installed but when the job runs I get the following error:
Final error: 0xe0000f02 - The Backup Exec server could not connect to the remote computer. The remote computer may not exist on the selected subnet. Try an alternative network interface, or allow Backup Exec to choose any available network interface.
Final error category: Resource Errors
All the searching that I've found on the forum relate to earlier versions of backup exec, not version 2012.
I read somewhere that BE uses loopback to backup local resouces, so I have confirmed that the server has a NIC and the firewall is turned off.
Thanks.
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Mcollins,
Has this job ever run successfully or is it a newly created job. when you say that the drive is attached to the server are you talking about the media server or a remote box. You should also run live update on the media server and push the remote agent out to besure that B.E. and all agents are up to date
EDIT--
Reread post and see that youre talking about the media server. when you connect the drive to the server can windows see it/is it assigned a drive letter? Are you able to browse into it within the B.E. console?
I hope this posting was helpful
Donald,
Yes the drive is attached to Windows on the Media Server.
Thanks.
How is it attached to the media server? If you are using a mapped drive, then it cannot be used. BE runs as a batch job and mapped drives are associated with an online session.
It's attached locally to the server, not mapped.
Have you specified any specific network / ports /protocol to be used in the Backup Job properties ? (In the Network Options)
VJware,
The originally no, all just default, but I have since tested specifying the network adapter but hasn't seemed to resolve the issue.
Thanks,
Matthew
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