Do the following to troubleshoot this issue: 1) If another DPM server is currently protecting %ServerName; use that DPM server to uninstall the protection agent from %ServerName;. Then, use this DPM server to install the protection agent on %ServerName;. 2) Verify that the time on the DPM server and the selected computer is synchronized with the domain controller. At a command prompt, type "net time /set" to synchronize the time with the domain controller. 3) If the computer is a domain controller, verify that the primary domain controller (the PDC Emulator) is running Windows Server 2003 with Service Pack 1 (SP1), and that Active Directory has completed replication between the domain controllers since the Windows Server 2003 SP1 installation.
Displays the recovery point status of all selected data sources. The report will show "A" (Available) if at least one good ...
Do the following to troubleshoot this issue: 1) Check the spelling of the computer name. 2) Verify that Windows Server 2003 ...
Do the following to troubleshoot this issue: 1) Check the spelling of the computer name. 2) Verify that Windows Server 2003 ...
Do the following to troubleshoot this issue: 1) Check the spelling of the computer name. 2) Verify that Windows Server 2003 ...
Do the following to troubleshoot this issue: 1) If another DPM server is currently protecting %ServerName; use that DPM server ...
Do the following to troubleshoot this issue: 1) If another DPM server is currently protecting %ServerName; use that DPM server ...
Do the following to troubleshoot this issue: 1) If another DPM server is currently protecting %ServerName; use that DPM server ...
Do the following to troubleshoot this issue: 1) Verify that %ServerName; is online and remotely accessible from the DPM server. ...
Do the following to troubleshoot this issue: 1) Verify that %ServerName; is online and remotely accessible from the DPM server. ...