@raj5725
From the media agent (DC > DR), are you able to access that path or does it report an issue?
Logs show:
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7372 1fcc 11/22 14:50:12 694523 CVImpersonateLoggedOnUser() - Failing user impersonation as the user is not able to write to Galaxy log files
7372 1fcc 11/22 14:50:12 694523 CvException::init(): func_name=CImpersonator::CImpersonator, file_name=loggedonuser.cpp, message='Impersonation Error: ImpersonateLoggedOnUser failed', errno= 1327
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1327 (0x52F)
Account restrictions are preventing this user from signing in. For example: blank passwords aren't allowed, sign-in times are limited, or a policy restriction has been enforced.
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https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/win32/debug/system-error-codes--1300-1699-?redirectedfrom=MSDN
Could you confirm what the UAC level is set to on the DR media agent? We've seen this prevent impersonation before and is a likely factor. If enabled, please trying lowering to 'never notify’ (machine restart may be required) then try again.
Let me know how it goes.
Regards,
Chris
Hi,
Thank you Chris for the response…
the problem was very simple.. the “CommVault\contentstore\logs folder didn’t had enough permissions. Giving full permissions to everyone to this folder resolved the issue.
the following entries suggested that
7372 1fc8 11/22 14:50:00 694523 0MEDIAFS ] CloseSpecific: Caught exception: Impersonation Error: ImpersonateLoggedOnUser failed
7372 1fcc 11/22 14:50:00 694523 EvEvent::setMsgEventArguments() - MsgIdg0x0d0000f5], Arg[1] = 0218104070]
7372 1fcc 11/22 14:50:00 694523 EvEvent::setMsgEventArguments() - MsgIdA0x0d0000f5], ArgI2] = d218104062]
7372 1fc8 11/22 14:50:00 694523 1MEDIAFS ] The operation failed because User impersonation failed. errorno 751
Regards
Raj