02-12-2008 12:29 AM
After the latest upgrade the backup tool of lms 2.6 doesn't work anymore. Here the actual versions:
CS 3.0.6
CM 4.0.10
RME 4.0.6
DFM 2.0.10
This Error Message appear:
ERROR(686): Cannot create or back up tar file. Backup cancelled. Verify that you have write-access to this directory.
Backup failed: 2007/12/17 17:01:52
Any idea what I can do in this situation?
02-18-2008 07:13 AM
IPM Release 2.6 implements the following new features:
"Support for importing device from Device and Credential Repository Allows you to import devices from Device and Credential Repository. You can import devices as Sources, as Target SAA Responders, or as Target IP Devices.
"Differentiated Service Code Point (DSCP) support Provides the option to select either the IP Precedence settings or the DSCP setting.
"Source interface on collector In the earlier IPM releases, users could not specify a source interface configuration on an individual collector basis while configuring a collector. IPM 2.6 has features to overcome this limitation.
"Device Center Integration The Device Center will be launched for devices in IPM. The Device Center will be launched irrespective of whether a device is present in the Device and Credential Repository or not.
"Improved Scalability Supports 2000 collectors
"SSL compliance SSL compliant and enables secure HTTP communication between the client and server.
02-18-2008 07:21 AM
Please post the backup log file We typically see this problem if a file changes when we are trying to access it. If that is the case here, the solution is either to schedule the backup at off times (e.g. 0300), or to set BACKUP_OFFLINE=YES in NMSROOT/conf/backup.properties.
02-27-2008 02:26 AM
02-27-2008 10:20 AM
What I said before applies. A file is changing as it is being read. The alternatives are to either pick a different time for the backup, or set BACKUP_OFFLINE=YES in NMSROOT\config\backup.properties.
03-27-2008 07:23 AM
Just want to say thank you. With your help I solve the problem by our customer.
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