Followup (via the list, since forum has stopped mirroring the list again).
It's been confirmed that we no longer have domain admin, and can't even join
new hosts to it. So a solution needs to be used that does not require a
domain login.
What I've now proposed to our PC/NAS folks is to have the NAS also present
this ZFS device as an iSCSI LUN, and mount it onto the Windows client that
way.
Does anyone see potential problems with this? It's not been done yet as
we're working out a separate issue with the 7410 first.
--TSK
On Wed, 25 Nov 2009 01:19:30 -0500, tkimball
<networker-forum AT BACKUPCENTRAL DOT COM> wrote:
>The client 'PC' is a standalone install in a VM, not attached to any
domain, no software other than the Networker client. I can't tell if the
Sun NAS is setup with domain connection or not.
>
>Entered the local admin's login, that did not work (though manual backup is
working that way). Getting a domain admin's password added to the backup
config may not happen; Our division is not in control of that.
>
>--TSK
>
>
>
>opopanax wrote:
>> Try using a Domain Admin account for logging into the share while running
the backup. In our case, we have not made the share visible on the client by
mapping it as a drive.
>>
>> In the client configuration. goto "Apps&Modules" -> "Access". In the
field provided, enter the domain admin username (domain\username)and
password. this is assuming the filer is in the same domain as well. then for
saveset enter the share path using this format: \\share
>>
>> see if it works.
>>
>> opopanax
>>
>>
>> tkimball wrote:
>> > Out of ideas, and searching is turning up empty.
>> >
>> > Trying to run a CIFS mount backup of our NAS, since we can then recover
it easier with proper permissions. However the backup keeps failing with
'no such file or directory' when trying to run the group.
>> >
>> > Server: Solaris 10 x64, 7.4.4 (EBS)
>> > ---(NMC on a T2000, this is a test environment)
>> >
>> > Client (NAS Mounter): Windows 2003 R2, 7.4.4 (EMC)
>> >
>> > NAS: Sun 7410 (clustered, one pool)
>> >
>> > I've tried both the drive letter ( X:, Y: ) or the direct mount path
(\\x.x.x.x\path) and neither are seen. Manual backup appears to work from
the client, but can't really do it that way (and that shows the mount path
method, which is not working).
>> >
>> > Thanks in Advance,
>> > --TSK
>> >
>> > -----=====-----
>> > Tim Kimball
>> > sungak.net
>>
>
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