Did you install Exchange module on both nodes ?

File must be located in ...\nsr\bin location, together
with other legato binaries.

Just give a look using windows explorer to locate the file ....

HTH

Th


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-----Original Message-----
From: Legato NetWorker discussion [mailto:NETWORKER AT LISTSERV.TEMPLE DOT EDU]
On Behalf Of Stan Horwitz
Sent: Thursday, June 01, 2006 3:56 PM
To: NETWORKER AT LISTSERV.TEMPLE DOT EDU
Subject: Re: [Networker] backing up a MS Cluster client

On Jun 1, 2006, at 6:38 AM - 6/1/06, Davina Treiber wrote:

> I recently sent out a summary of NetWorker cluster configs to some  
> colleagues, so thought the list might be interested to see it also.
>
> This is not specific to any platform or cluster software, the same  
> basic principles apply regardless of whether it is Unix or Windoze.
>
> Example environment:
>
> Two node cluster running two services.
>
> Physicals:
>             PHYS1
>             PHYS2
>
> Services:
>             VIRT1
>             VIRT2
>
> There will be at least 4 client resources in NetWorker for this  
> environment.
>
> PHYS1 and PHYS2 will be defined to backup save set "All" or  
> specific local save sets as you prefer.
>
> VIRT1 and VIRT2 will be configured to backup only the floating save  
> sets associated with the service they run.
>
> There are two extra items that need to be configured for VIRT1 and  
> VIRT2:
>
> (1)
> Access to backup for physical clients. This is done by adding  
> entries to the remote access fields of VIRT1 and VIRT2, the same  
> two entries in each:
>
> user=root,host=PHYS1
> user=root,host=PHYS2
>
> (for Windoze systems, substitute system for root)
> For RMAN backups, some more similar entries will be required for  
> other users.
>
> Do NOT add the service names as aliases to the physical clients,  
> and vice versa.
>
> (2)
> A setting to force the index for the virtual client to be written  
> to the correct index name.
>
> For filesystem backups this is accomplished by setting the backup  
> command field for VIRT1 and VIRT2  to "save -c VIRT1" and "save -c  
> VIRT2" respectively.

How does this work for an Exchange service in a clustered environment  
(active/passive)?

I think I have the regular files in our two-node Windows 2003 cluster  
being backed up. Just a few minutes ago, I put a folder with a small  
file on the shared Q:\ disk, did a backup, then I was able to recover  
that folder back to the shared disk under the virtual cluster's name.  
But when I try to backup the Exchange service, I get ...

  exc1vs1.temple:MSEXCH: Could not run nsrxchsv.exe: The system  
cannot find the file specified

Why can't the nsrxchsv.exe program be found?

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