How to troubleshoot backup jobs that fail with the error message " Final error: 0xe00084af - The directory or file was not found, or could not be accessed "
Details:
Backup jobs fail with the error message shown
above. However, the job logs may or may not indicate which directory
cannot be found or accessed. This error can occur because of one of the reasons
mentioned below:
1. The resource
selected for backup does not still exist in the environment.
2. Changes made
in Active directory or workgroup with regards to the User name or password used
by Backup Exec (Service Account or Logon Account).
3. TCP Port
10000 for Network Data Management Protocol (NDMP) that Backup Exec uses is being
shared or block by another application on the remote machine.
Resolution:
To resolve the
issue, perform either of the following solutions:
Solution
1:
Verify that the
resource to be backed up still exists in the environment. If the resource does
not exist, modify the backup job selection list and remove the entry for
the resource per the following steps:
1. From the
Job Setup tab, right-click on the concerned backup job. Select
Properties
2. Select the
Selections option.
3. Click on
"View Selection Details".
4. Locate and
delete the entry referring to the resource.
Solution 2:Logon to the media
server as the logon account associated with each job and confirm the latest
password has been entered. If the account password is changed in Active
Directory or workgroup, then the change will need to be reflected in the Backup
Exec console at Network, Logon Accounts. See TechNote 309389 in the
Related Documents Section below for further details on changing logon account
passwords.
Solution 3:
Change the NDMP
port to something other than 10000 which is the default port on all servers that
are being backed up by Backup Exec. For more information on this, review
the following document:
How to
change the default port used by the Backup Exec Remote Agent for Windows Servers
(RAWS)
Note: If
the steps above do not resolve the issue, review the TechNotes in the Related
Documents Section below for further troubleshooting information.
Products Applied:
Backup Exec 11d (11.0), 12.0, 12.5
Subjects:
Backup Exec
Operating System: Configuration
Languages:
English (US)
Operating Systems:
Windows Server 2003Enterprise Server