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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