- Backup exec 2010 r3 drivers#
- Backup exec 2010 r3 update#
- Backup exec 2010 r3 driver#
- Backup exec 2010 r3 software#
For example, the Host Bus Adapter must be supported by the hardware vendor and the operating system vendor in order for Symantec to provide support. Backup Exec support policy is that all of the vendors involved (both hardware and software) must support all the pieces involved.
Backup exec 2010 r3 update#
This update can be found on our support site.
Backup exec 2010 r3 drivers#
Updating the drivers frequently resolves device related issues.
Backup exec 2010 r3 driver#
If your tape drive, tape library, or virtual tape library is not properly detected, please update your system using the latest Device Driver Installer (DDI) before calling Support. All hardware must be present on this HCL for support. This Hardware Compatibility List (HCL) document contains information for all editions of Backup Exec 2010, 2010 R R3. Other names may be trademarks of their respective owners. Symantec, the Symantec Logo, and Backup Exec are trademarks or registered trademarks of Symantec Corporation in the U.S. Once all the tapes go through there first run it should all be fine.Īll in all, throughout all the frustration and stress due to production backups not working properly at least I can say that at least I learnt from the experience I will definitely know for the future.Backup Exec 2010, 2010 R R3 Hardware Compatibility List (HCL)Ĭopyright © 2012 Symantec Corporation. I just need to clean out the old media sets and make sure that the correct tapes backup at the correct time. Now that I have ironed out these errors and I understand how it all works, I can say with %100 confidence that the system is running correctly. Having a bad tape in the library also caused it to lock up and become unresponsive, so that’s another trip to the server room and a reboot of the library. Great huh? Granted that the device doesn’t have a mechanism for ejecting the tapes out of the library, but seriously. While it may not happen for everyone, I also experienced what happens when you have the Eject tape after completion option ticked in Backup Exec 2010 R3, and that is it causes the library to lock up and needs a reboot to get it back into working order. Having it set to sequential will make the medium changer disappear from Windows device manager as well so that’s something to keep in mind (it needs to be in Windows device manager for Backup Exec to see it).
Backup exec 2010 r3 software#
Random should be set when you want the software to control the medium changer and Sequential when you want the hardware to manager the changer.
TS3100 and TS3200 have 2 different modes for controlling the medium changer, those are
While I’m not going to go into all the configuration details in this blog (that’s something to go through in my technical blog), I’m going to state a couple of things that should maybe make sense but don’t always. Sometimes you think “This should be pretty simple” and “I know how Backup Exec works, I’ve configured it dozens of times in the past”, but you know what? You’re wrong!Īdding a tape library really makes a big difference compared to how you would normally configure a 1 tape drive system. *This is a repost of a older blog post on my personal WordPress site*
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