Ensure that you have specified the correct user ID and password for the operation. Please sign in to the Windows Azure Backup portal and verify that your subscription to the Windows Azure Backup is active and that the user ID specified during server registration has been assigned the Global administrator role. Once the service status and user ID role have been confirmed to be correct, try to register the server again. If the issue persists, contact Microsoft Support.
Ensure that there are no pending alerts for the library. Also check whether I/E port slots have been left open; if yes, close ...
Ensure that you have a valid subscription, then retry the operation after sometime. If the issue persists, contact Microsoft ...
Ensure that you have run DpmSync -reallocateReplica before recovering data to the replica. For details, see the System Center ...
Ensure that you have specified the correct protected computer. 2) In case you have specified the correct protected computer, ...
Ensure that you have specified the correct user ID and password for the operation. Please sign in to the Windows Azure Backup ...
Ensure there are no pending disk threshold alerts active for this data source and rerun the job. DPM may have automatically ...
Ensure there are no pending recovery point volume threshold alerts active for this data source and rerun the job. DPM may ...
Enter a folder location with sufficient space to hold the recoverable items you anticipate to recover in parallel. You can ...
Enter a passphrase to encrypt all backups from this server. Note that your existing backups will still be accessible after ...