![]() As with most sporting equipment, trail cam prices can run the gamut. The always-ready devices provide the hunter with unparalleled reconnaissance this enables him or her to strategically plan a hunt, not leave it to chance. The warning is "The configuration of the AdminConnection\TCP protocol in the SQL instance BKUPEXEC is not valid," but the Domain Admin account is the only account used on the server.That trail cameras are invaluable tools for hunting goes without saying. The only thing I see in there is that it says that it failed to connect to the Server with Error 0x800401F0, and the Database Mirroring and the Service Broker protocol transports are either disabled or not configured. ![]() MSSQL$BKUPEXEC says "SQL Server has encountered 1 occurance(s) of cachestore flush for the 'Bound Trees' cachestore (part of the plan cache) due to some database maintenance or reconfigure operations." LoadPerf says the performance counters for Backup Exec were loaded successfully. MsiInstaller says it installed the product. Then it installs the Ultruim 2-SCSI drivers.*Then* it says that the install wizard has successfully installed Backup Exec 12 for Windows Servers.Of course the services aren't running and won't - it hangs on the Device and Media Service.Īpplication Event log shows one error and one warning. It got all the way through Welcome, etc until it got to install, and then it says Installation failed. Can you let me know if there are any failures in your event log? Did the service timeout? If it did, there should be an event viewer error message indicating the cause of the failure. I'm glad you were able to get a successful install! Now, Without more details or log files, it will be difficult to speculate on the cause of the Device and Media service not starting. Is there anything else I need to look for and get rid Elmer wrote: The only thing left I can find on the system is the actual Symantec/Backup Exec folder, which is empty. I've found the Symantec instances under Documents and Settings (Backup Exec is the only Symantec product on here) and deleted them. I then went looking for any leftover files, using the manual uninstall pages as a guide - the only registry key I found was the SCSIChanger key, so that's gone. I also removed SQL Server 2005 and its associated programs. I tried a reinstall a little bit ago so I'd at least be able to remove it with Add/Remove programs, which worked this time. You should follow the steps in this article below to remove those old components, and then perform an install of 12.0, or 12.5. That is causing the new install to try and upgrade those lingering components, which results in a failure. It tells me that files are in use even though all the services are stopped and there are no associated files listed in Task Manager as running that I can Elmer wrote:įrom your description, there are obviously lingering components on your system from a previous install. And the full Backup Exec folder is there under Program Files/Symantec, with no way to remove. Yet start/Programs lists the remote Agent Utility as being installed, which I *did not* do, and there's no uninstaller for it. There is an Instance of Backup Exec listed in Add/Remove programs, but when I clicked on it it threw an error and asked me if I wanted to remove the entry from Add/Remove programs. Let me know if either of these solve your problem. Which will ensure that the system is ready for a clean install. " 287320: How to manually uninstall Backup Exec for Windows Servers (BEWS) 11d and above". When you say "I can see Symantec files on the server, but it refuses to let me remove them", What files do you see on the system?Īlso it references another technote at the bottom ![]()
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