Mehdi,

          I too have experienced the problem of 'ANS1301E Server detected 
system error'.  I don't believe that this is an AD problem, however, as I had 
this occur on member servers (COM+DB, and Registry objects).  A quick 
check/solution is to rename the 'SYSTEM OBJECT' filespace to 'SYSTEM OBJECT 
OLD' and then reattempt the backup.  This solved my problem and, to me, 
indicated a corrupt filespace.  I was able to delete one of the affected 
client's bad filespace, however I ran into problems removing another (ongoing 
DB corruption problem).

        Cheers,
          K.B.

Kris Bock
Storage Consultant
Information Services Division
QR
mailto:kris.bock AT qr.com DOT au
Phone: 07 3235-3610
Fax:   07 3235-3620


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