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Error Opening DPM 2007 MMC
Today did not go exactly the way I wanted it to go. I had great plans to actually get a lot done. DPM decided that my plans for a productive day were stupid, and threw this crap at me: MMC … Continue reading
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Auto Grow DPM Protection Groups by Percentage Thresholds
Managing many DPM servers can turn into quite a time consuming activity, especially when it comes to allocating more disk space to Data Sources. The Ctrl-P DPM blog has a real simple auto-grow script on their site, but I personally … Continue reading
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Script – Create Recovery Points
In the environment that I work, DPM protects the Exchange 2007 servers. I have only one Exchange server in each protection group. Each Exchange server has between 10-20 Storage Groups (or Data Sources). If I want to initiate a backup … Continue reading
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SQL 2005 Install Fails Immediately
I’ve had my problems with installing DPM before, but this was a new one! DPM setup started ok, but as soon as it got to the SQL install portion, the installer failed, with this error message: Microsoft SQL Server 2005 … Continue reading
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DPM encountered a retryable VSS error. (ID 30112 Details: Unknown error (0x800423f3) (0x800423F3))
This is a nasty error, and an even nastier “fix”. I had this error on one of my DPM servers, and no matter what I tried to do on the DPM side, it kept coming back with this error. I … Continue reading
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Script to remove all datasources in Inactive Protection
After I moved several protected servers from one DPM server to another, I had a LOT of exchange storage groups left in the Inactive Protection that I wanted to get rid of. Doing this manually was very time consuming, and … Continue reading
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DPM Install Issue: Error 3023 when installing
Error ID 3023: DPM is unable to configure the Windows account because the password you entered does not meet the Group Policy requirements. (ID: 3023) I received this message right after selecting the DPM installer to install SQL, on the … Continue reading
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