Hi,
VSS is mandatory for system state backups in forced by M$.
You might look into excluding system state from TSM backups and do native
windows backup via precmd of the system state to a flat file. From what I
have heard windows native backup still handles the backup in a different
way the
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Subject: Re: [ADSM-L] Backing up systemstate with something besides VSS
Hi,
VSS is mandatory for system state backups in forced by M$.
You might look into excluding system state
: Backing up systemstate with something besides VSS
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Yup.
I haven't had this problem with Win2K8 yet, but had it all the time on
Win2K3.
And we do exactly as Karel said, use a presched .cmd file to dump
the system state to a flat file, then add
I know this sounds strange, but let me get into the details.
We have the W2K8R2 box that seems to lose / stop most of the VSS writers,
about once a month and manually starting them doesn't work (requires
reboot) for the TSM backups. Starts producing the errors:
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