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The only reason I can think of that would explain this behavior is if the backup server is existing in a quantum state both in the past before 1899 and the present.

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(Edit) This is a new problem that has popped up within the last few months, and the process has been working fine for the last few years without any noticeable changes in procedure.Īs of now, I don't know how to fix this problem.

Historically, this move is only matched by the tremendous blunder that Symantec made under John Thomson.

Backup Exec version is 12.5 and server is Windows Server 2003 (Upgrading to 2012 soon) Symantec’s evident strategypost Broadcom acquisitionis insane and doomed to failure.

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This happens to daily tapes we have that are full.The tapes are 400gb and the backup sizes are less than 200gb so we shouldn't be running into the problem of backups being too big for one tape.

My server's date and time are set to the current date/time so it SHOULDN'T think its existing in the past currently, at least not sometime BEFORE.

I still get errors that are preventing backups from occurring saying to Insert Overwriteable Media, in fact when I put in the tape, it specifically says that the tape is Overwrite protected, and beneath that it shows it has Overwrite protection until, which I assume SHOULD just be the setting to make it have NO overwrite protection.

I have set overwrite protection period on the media set as well as the media itself to '0 hours' as there is no 'None' option.

I have disabled any overwrite protection in the options.

Using modern technology, Backup Exec backs up. Overview Symantec Backup Exec 2014 delivers powerful, flexible, and easy-to-use backup and recovery to protect your entire infrastructure whether built upon virtual, physical, or a combination of both. Other than our main problem here, which is 'still using tape backups in 2015', I've been struggling to get Backup Exec to work correctly and overwrite media that is clearly set to be overwriteable. 'Backup Exec is the backup and recovery gold standard.' Terry Green, IT Manager, AutoChair. The problem is going to be that we are going to change our servers to a different domain. Right now it is working on the current domain (I will call Dusty) if I use the Administrator login and password. I cannot seem to get the credentials changed. Now this may sound like a simple problem but I have been wrestling it for the last few weeks now. I installed a trial version of Backup Exec 2014 onto a Windows 2008 R2 server.

What happened to symantec backup exec 2014