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User is not a member of the Allocation Policy

  • February 19, 2025
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Hello All,

We are using “Validate Restore “ worfkflow for VMware restore tests. We have a team who does those restore tests.They have some authority for execute this workflow. they could do succesfully tests. But they unable to run this workflow due to this error. This happened after we upgrade Commvault from v32 to v36.33.

I could not find an Allocation policy on Commvault

Error Code: [19:857]
Description: User is not a member of the Allocation Policy []. Use another Allocation Policy.
Source: Garanti-CS, Process: Workflow

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  • Novice
  • February 19, 2025

Allocation policy typically refers too storage policies or mount paths. 

Mount Path Properties (Allocation Policy)
Establishing the Mount Path Allocation Policy

Does your user belong to the storage policy and/or mount path you’re trying to use for this restore? 


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  • Author
  • Novice
  • February 19, 2025

WHen I checked  mount path Allocation Policy It is maximum allowed writers. WHen the admin user execute the workflow IT is completes succesfully. But other user can not execute on VMware restore validate. They could do it before

 


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  • Novice
  • February 19, 2025

You have to give rights to that non-admin users or add that user to the master group(admin) to give same access as admin user

Here is a link to the documentation that describes security permissions.

User Security Permissions by Feature


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  • Author
  • Novice
  • February 19, 2025

I can not give them admin rights THe could execute and run restore valide before upgrade COmmvault from v11.32 to v11.36