Storage Server #7077 - Legacy registry values are in use...
We are on EV 8.0 SP2, running on 2008 SP2 x64. We currently use the Backup Exec 12.5 EVault agent for backups, and every night when the backup runs, we get the following warning:
Event ID: 7077
Task Category: Storage Server
Legacy registry values are in use. Enterprise Vault has a new method of backing up Vault Stores that cannot be used until you remove this registry value. See the Administrator's Guide for information about backing up Vault Stores.
The following legacy registry values were found:
EnableExpiry
EnableFileWatch
EnableArchive
EnableCrawler
EnableReplayIndex
EnablePSTMigrations
EnableRestore
Now, I am fairly certain that I am not going out of my mind, but I have checked the registry and can't seem to find these entries anywhere. Anyone have any ideas on how to resolve this issue?
Thanks!
JV
Comments
did you look under
did you look under here:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Wow6432Node\KVS\Enterprise Vault\Storage
Tony Sterling
Hi Tony - Yep, first place I
Hi Tony -
Yep, first place I looked. None of the registry keys referenced in the event log error appear there....?? Any other ideas?
Thanks!
JV
Search the registry for
Search the registry for EnableArchive
Tony Sterling
Yep, did that too and
Yep, did that too and couldn't find anything. I'm a little confused at this point....
Do you have a schedule task
Do you have a schedule task that adds those registry keys?
Tony Sterling
This is new hardware, I
This is new hardware, I performed a data-only DR to migrate from the previous hardware. On the old server, 7.5 SP4, I definitely did use these registry keys for backup purporses in the past prior to switching to the Backup Exec agent. So the scheduled tasks did exist on the old server, but I verified that they are not present on the new server either. ?? Anywhere in SQL these settings are stored as well?
Thanks for the help Tony, it is appreciated. Still trying to get all the issues ironed out from the migration...
Oh, just because I wasn't
Oh, just because I wasn't clear in the earlier post, I did upgrade to 8.0 SP2 on the old hardware, then performed the migration. Not vice versa...
hmm...a long shot but what
hmm...a long shot but what about the BE server? Have you checked it?
Tony Sterling
Just checked the BE server,
Just checked the BE server, and nothing doing there....??? Is it possible that the BE EVault Agent uses the legacy method for backups and is setting these prior to running the backup job? And if so, does it set the keys, run, and then delete the keys, rather than just updating the value of the keys? Seems ridiculous to me, but I'm fishing here so who knows...
DUH! Sorry about that but
DUH!
Sorry about that but yes you are right.
https://www-secure.symantec.com/connect/forums/ev8...
Tony Sterling
more info
http://support.veritas.com/docs/320798
Related Documents:
307063: Symantec Backup Exec for Windows Servers 12.5 Software Compatibility List (SCL). Includes SCL information for supported Operating Systems, Database Compatibility, Remote Agents for Windows, Netware, Linux, Virtual servers (ESX and MSVS), Macintosh, 64 and 32 bit interoperability, 3rd party compatibility, RMAL, Cluster support and CPS.
http://support.veritas.com/docs/307063
312327: Enterprise Vault 8.0 and later - Backing up Enterprise Vault (PDF)
http://support.veritas.com/docs/312327
Tony Sterling
Great, thanks Tony. I'll
Great, thanks Tony. I'll take a look at that article and re-work my backup plan. Thank again for the help!
JV
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