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Backup Exec 2010 R2, "Microsoft SQL Server" missing in selection list

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I need a solution

Sorry for my bad English.

2 months ago, I set up a job to backup Local MS SQL server database daily to tape. This job have been run successfully daily during this period.

I suddenly receive a job failed notification today and here is the error massage:

Backup- SVSQL9V-79-57344-65084 - Before you can back up this resource (SERVER_A\SQLDB), you must purchase and install a license key for the appropriate Backup Exec agent.

 

I guess it would relate to the 60 trial (we bought a license and installed already) so I go to check the license information by Help --> About --> Tools -> License Information: 

Backup Exec for Windows Servers: Licensed (Yes), Installed (Yes), Trial (N/A)

Remote Agent for Windows Systems: Licensed (Yes), Installed (Yes), Trial (Day 1 of 60)

 

Then Tools --> Install Options and License keys on this Media Server... --> (my license is displayed) --> Next 

When I expand "Licensed agents and options", "Agent for Microsoft SQL Server" is ticked and not allowed to change.

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However, I could not find the "Microsoft SQL Server"& "Microsoft SQL Server "BKUPEXEC" in the selection list under All Resources --> SERVER_A which it should be there when I created job previously.

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I used Server B, which installed another Backup Exec 2012 R2, check the available backup folder on SERVER_A; there have "Microsoft SQL Server"& "Microsoft SQL Server "BKUPEXEC" in the selection list. (Using same credential to access SERVER_A)

 

I tried to restart the service on SERVER_A but no luck.

I also read through this forum for similar discussion, but no solution could resolve my problem.

 

Help from anyone would be much appreciated.

 
 
 

 


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