Hello,
This is not the first time such a confusion has occurred, I remember the 
case in which emc gave us 32 bit updates for wrong version of networker, 
even after specifically asking for a installed version, since we have 
mixed 32 bit and 64 bit server hardware & OS.
The only thing is i don't remember you mentioning that a update was 
applied to the client in this case, that would have made the 
troubleshooting bit easier.
Thanks



Mark Davis <davism AT UWO DOT CA> 
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04/15/2009 09:17 AM
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Re: Windows Server 2008 with 7.4 SP4 - VSS SYSTEM FILESET:\






Well, I opened a case with EMC, and was supplied two .dll's per the 
LGTsc20343 hotfix. The updated .dll's crashed the client software. After 
two weeks of back and forth with EMC, the engineer finally said this 
hotfix was for Windows 2003 Server, and would not work with Server 2008.

When I originally opened the case, the first thing I detailed was the 
fact that the client was running Windows 2008 Server.

I'll go beat my head against a wall now.

Mark
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Mark Davis
NetWorker Support - I.T.S
University of Western Ontario
email: davism AT uwo DOT ca

Mike Borkowski wrote:
> We've seen > 200GB "VSS SYSTEM FILESET"'s.  After working with EMC for 
> eight months they came out with a 7.4.3 and 7.4.4 fix.  The fix was 
> LGTsc20343.  Our saveset's are now under 1GB :-)
> 
> ---
> mike
> 
> Mark Davis wrote:
>> Hello,
>>
>> I am just starting to backup Windows Server 2008 systems using 
>> Networker 7.4 SP4. The Save set: is "All". When doing incremental 
>> backups, even with no activity on the host between backups, I always 
>> get a HUGE saveset for the VSS SYSTEM FILESET:\.
>>
>> server.name.ca: VSS SYSTEM FILESET:\ level=full, 11 GB 01:10:01  73151 
>> files
>>
>> Has anyone else experienced this? Is there a workaround? Getting 11 GB 
>> of data on every incremental backup really adds up over time.
>>
>> Thanks,
>>
>> Mark
>> 
> 

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