Backup Exec 20.1 Readme
- Backup Exec 20.1 Readme
- About this readme
- What's new in Backup Exec 20.1
- Features or requirements no longer supported by Backup Exec
- Where to find more information
- Backup Exec installation notes
- Software Compatibility List (SCL) and Hardware Compatibility List (HCL) and driver notes
- Cluster-aware Backup Exec notes
- Agent for Windows notes
- Deduplication Feature notes
- Agent for VMware notes
- Agent for Hyper-V notes
- Exchange Agent notes
- Agent for Oracle notes
- System Disaster Recovery notes
- Central Admin Server Feature notes
Central Admin Server Feature notes
The following notes detail information about using the Central Admin Server Feature (CAS) with Backup Exec:
If scheduled jobs begin to stall, then complete with a status of "Recovered", and then have a status of "On Hold", do the following to fix the issue:
On the central administration server or the managed Backup Exec server, click the Backup Exec button, click , and then select .
In the left pane, click .
In the Stalled field, enter 15 minutes.
In the Recovered field, enter 45 minutes.
In a CAS environment, storage devices may be acquired at a slower rate than in a non-CAS environment. To increase the rate of acquisition, change the DelayBeforeMountTime value to zero in the following registry key:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Symantec\Backup Exec For Windows\Backup Exec\Engine\Misc
If you perform a rolling upgrade and have updated the central administration server to Backup Exec 16 Feature Pack 2, do not create disk storage on any managed Backup Exec servers that have not been updated yet. You can create disk storage on the managed Backup Exec servers after you upgrade the servers to Backup Exec.