Review the following issues related to
Microsoft Exchange Server backups in
PowerProtect Data Manager.
Backups fail when credentials include a backslash character (\)
When you enter credentials that include a backslash character (\) for an application agent in the
PowerProtect Data Manager UI, the backups fail.
For example, when you enter a password for the operating system or database user that includes the backslash character, subsequent backups fail with the following error message:
systemErr: Unable to log in.
This error might occur when updating the password for a storage unit.
To resolve this issue, type \\ (double backslash) instead of \ (single backslash) when you enter the credentials for an application agent in the
PowerProtect Data Manager user interface.
PowerProtect Data Manager fails to delete stand-alone
Microsoft Exchange Server backups from the UI
If you import existing stand-alone
Microsoft Exchange Server backups, then the deletion of the backups in the
PowerProtect Data Manager UI fails. The following type of error message appears in the logs:
gwstat: Failed to open file/directory: \\?\C:\Program Files\DPSAPPS\MSAPPAGENT\logs\<file_name>.log
To resolve this issue, run the following
Microsoft Exchange Server management shell commands to list the backups and delete a specific backup:
An error message appears in the last command output, but you can ignore the message.
PowerProtect Data Manager UI does not report failed self-service backups of
Microsoft Exchange Server databases
When a partial failure occurs during self-service backups of
Microsoft Exchange Server databases, the
PowerProtect Data Manager UI only displays jobs for successful backups. The UI does not display jobs for failed backups.
Incorrect backup volume size shown in backup logs for block based backups
A message in the backup logs for block based backups displays incorrect backup volume size.
The
PowerProtect Data Manager UI displays the correct backup volume size.
For a backup on an ReFS volume, the amount of space consumed can display as much higher than the actual backup size
When you click
View Copies in the
Infrastructure > Assets window of the
PowerProtect Data Manager UI for a backup on an ReFS volume, the amount of space consumed can display as much higher than the actual backup size. This increase is due to the amount of space a block based backup (BBB) layer reserves for database and log files.
Ensure that you have sufficient storage space that accounts for the amount reserved by the BBB layer.
Edit Retention button is disabled for asset copies
On the
Infrastructure >
Assets page >
Asset <asset name> page, the
Edit Retention button is disabled.
The
Edit Retention button is enabled only when the copy status of the asset source is
Available. In detail, if deleting a copy of a protected asset fails, the
Copy Status will be updated to another state from
Available, and the
Edit Retention button is disabled.
Workarounds are:
Edit the retention period of an asset copy if its status is
Available.
Do not try deleting an asset copy before its retention period.
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