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SQL Backup uses the credentials of the SQL Backup Agent service startup user to connect to network shares. Can you please check if that user has rights to access that network share?
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SQL Backup service logs in with a local account named sqluser. I logged in locally to the server as sqluser and verified that I can access the network folder, read and write files on it.
Still getting this error:
MOBAC02: Backup - Failed
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Performing full backups - Failed
This operation failed with errors.
Backing up Testing (full database) to:
Error 500: Failed to create backup folder : \\192.168.21.162\f$\mobac02Error 505: No valid SQL Backup file names entered.
SQL Backup exit code: 505
Updating SQL Server information - Successful
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Another DBA here reinstalled SQL Backup and the problem went away.
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When I try to specify any network drive, whether UNC or mapped drive, I get an error similar to below. This happens despite the fact that I can browse the network drive from a command prompt or explorer window
MOBAC02: Backup - Failed
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Performing full backups - Failed
This operation failed with errors.
Backing up Testing (full database) to:
Error 500: Failed to create backup folder : \\192.168.21.162\f$\mobac02Error 505: No valid SQL Backup file names entered.
SQL Backup exit code: 505
Updating SQL Server information - Successful
This operation completed successfully.
Neil Roberts
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