Windows 7 - Failed to update permissions used for end-user recovery

Asked By JimFiel

10-Dec-07 02:06 PM

Every time a job sync runs i get the follow error message.  What does this
error mean an how do i fix it.   EUR has been working fine for a while until
a couple folder on a protected server had permssions changed. After i get the
Warning alert i get a resolved alert with 2 min.


Event Type:	Warning
Event Source:	DPM-EM
Event Category:	None
Event ID:	1
Date:		12/10/2007
Time:		1:51:54 PM
User:		N/A
Computer:	DPM1
Description:

Failed to update permissions used for end-user recovery on <myserver>.
Permissions update failed for the following reason: (ID: 3123)


DPM ID: 3^|^DPM1^|^End-user recovery permissions update
failed^|^DPM^|^Administration^|^<myserver>^|^a69f1dfd-0664-4af5-b7d8-45f87d431d4c

11-Dec-07 03:12 AM

Jim,

The EndUser Recovery job runs with every synchronization job which monitors
the newly added shares.
Looks like some thing wrong had gone with any of your files/shares. Are you
able to browse the previous versions of other files than the ones changed.
If you need detailed information on diagnosis of this issue, please download
MPSRPT tool from msconnect website and select EndUser Recovery issues in the
problem category.
Please get us the traces for synchronization job. Send a mail yo
Soudamini[dot]Sreepada[at] microsoft[dot]com.
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11-Dec-07 09:05 AM

Can I upload this file? I have the same problem but I cannot manage to mail it
(blocked)

14-Dec-07 08:47 AM

I have fixed the issue.  You need to restart the "Server" services on the
protected server or reboot the protected server.  What happend in my case was
that we renamed a folder that had a share remotely.  When you do that it
makes the share invalid.  DPM then tries to get info about that share at next
sync. and fails.  If you restart the "Server" service the windows box will
give an event id: 2511 for each invalid share.  The server then marks the
fileshare orphaned.  DPM will now ignore this orphaned share.  If you have a
bunch of shares that give event id 2511 there is a powershell script you can
run to clean them up.

http://mow001.blogspot.com/2006/08/powershell-orphan-share-remover-tool.html


Hope this helps,
Jim

17-Dec-07 02:44 AM

Jim,

Thanks for sharing this.

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17-Dec-07 02:44 AM

Jim,

Thanks for sharing this.

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