The job was for a Linux system and it appears what happened was this is
one of our weird loopback mounts. The CIFS share is mapping to an NFS
share that's shared via the localhost. Apparently Netbackup thought this
was a local drive even though its CIFS resharing NFS. Turns out there
was a missing exclude file for this single node excluding that path.

On 08/16/2010 04:58 PM, Ed Wilts wrote:
> On Mon, Aug 16, 2010 at 4:24 PM, Nate Sanders <sandersn AT dmotorworks DOT 
> com<mailto:sandersn AT dmotorworks DOT com>> wrote:
> "the specified policy does not exist in the configuration database (230)"
>
> You were supposed to substitute your policy name, not use my template :-).  
> The job shouldn't be running if there isn't an associated policy.
>
> ALL_LOCAL_DRIVES can't be backing up CIFS shares since user SYSTEM shouldn't 
> even map to those shares.  Is this a Windows system with a Windows policy or 
> a Unix system doing an smbmount?
>
>    .../Ed
>
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