UVT
2010-04-23 12:50:09 UTC
While testing DPM 2010 eval I came accros an issue with restoring BMR or
system state backups. Backups got restored to a path named like
E:\DPM_4-21-2010_22.53.54\DPM_Recovered_At_4-22-2010_3.10.10odp. including
the last dot in folder name. This resulted in inaccesible folder, producing
error %path% refers to a location that is unavailable....
After a while I found out that the problem is probably in the dot at the end
of folder name, because I could acces the content using the 8.3 short name
(DPM_Rec~1). Using the same notation I managed to rename the folder which
allowed me to succesfully restore the data.
The problem is probably due Czech regional settings, which is using the
abbreviations odp. and dop. in place of AM and PM.
Is this a known issue, or are there some limitaions on the regional settings
of DPM server? My server is Windows server 2008 R2 x64,english with czech
regional settings.
system state backups. Backups got restored to a path named like
E:\DPM_4-21-2010_22.53.54\DPM_Recovered_At_4-22-2010_3.10.10odp. including
the last dot in folder name. This resulted in inaccesible folder, producing
error %path% refers to a location that is unavailable....
After a while I found out that the problem is probably in the dot at the end
of folder name, because I could acces the content using the 8.3 short name
(DPM_Rec~1). Using the same notation I managed to rename the folder which
allowed me to succesfully restore the data.
The problem is probably due Czech regional settings, which is using the
abbreviations odp. and dop. in place of AM and PM.
Is this a known issue, or are there some limitaions on the regional settings
of DPM server? My server is Windows server 2008 R2 x64,english with czech
regional settings.