Re: Scheduled backups fail to start
- From: "Pegasus \(MVP\)" <I.can@xxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 7 Jan 2008 17:09:52 +0100
"Frances Butcher" <FrancesButcher@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in
message news:3624C5FC-D93B-4046-9F14-BE8D7866B826@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
We have been using Win Backup on Win Svr 2003 for at least 18months now
and
suddenly it is refusing to work. If I run a manual backup it backs up no
problem. However the scheduled backups do not start. No log is generated
in
the backup GUI and the very few messages which appear in the event viewer
do
not seem applicable. I have rebooted the server and also deleted and
recreated all the scheduled tasks and media but it has made no
difference. -
The only clue I have is that if I select properties on any of the tasks
then
the following error appears:
General page initialization failed. The specific error is:
0x80090016:keyset does not exist. An error has occurred attempting to
retrieve task account information you may continue editing the task
object, but will be unable to change the task ac info.
No changes have been made to the system and a similar server on the
network
does not give this error. Currently we are on Win Svr 2003 SP1. I have not
tried to upgrade to SP2 yet.
Can anyone assist please?
Your first job should be to establish if the task does start or
not. Even though you think that it does not, I suspect that it
does. Grab the command line from the scheduled task and
insert it into a batch file like so:
@echo off
echo The backup job started on %date% at %time%. Account=%UserName% >>
c:\test.log
ntbackup /.. /.. /..
echo The backup job ended on %date% at %time%. >> c:\test.log
echo. >> c:\test.log
Now use the Task Scheduler to run this job instead of ntbackup.exe,
then have a look at c:\test.log
It would also help if you posted the exact command line you
currently have, and the contents of your .bks file.
.
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