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Also, another issue getting this working was that the server had Powershell set to remote only. I set it to Unrestricted and all was well. Robb / comments
Also, another issue getting this working was that the server had Powershell set to remote only. I set it to Unrestricted and all was well.Robb
I figured out the problem. There was a type-o in the masking set. I was also able to run the SQL scripts to create the stats tables in Powershell which also fixed the issue. Robb / comments
I figured out the problem. There was a type-o in the masking set. I was also able to run the SQL scripts to create the stats tables in Powershell which also fixed the issue.Robb
I'm not sure the messages that Veem is giving. I think it is just failing to create a VM server backup image. I also had issues with SQL Server on my local that keeps placing clones in a restoring state until I restart SQL Server services. This might be caused by our backup of our drives using BackBlaze. The clone issue on our VMs is critical and we cannot use clones if this will continue to be a problem with Veem server backups. Thanks, Robb / comments
I'm not sure the messages that Veem is giving. I think it is just failing to create a VM server backup image.I also had issues with SQL Server on my local that keeps placing clones in a restoring ...
The above Powershell opens the application briefly, but does not run the masking set. Thanks,Robb / comments
The above Powershell opens the application briefly, but does not run the masking set. Thanks,Robb
Folks! I finally got the Powershell to run the data masking. I was referencing the wrong app, which IS DataMasker.exe, NOT DataMaskerCmdLine.exe. The file was wrong on extension too. Thanks anyway for consideration, but I'm good to go. Robb / comments
Folks!I finally got the Powershell to run the data masking. I was referencing the wrong app, which IS DataMasker.exe, NOT DataMaskerCmdLine.exe. The file was wrong on extension too.Thanks anyway ...
I tried to comment earlier that I did figure it out. I also had a wrong path and extension. It's working OK now. Thanks for the help. Robb / comments
I tried to comment earlier that I did figure it out. I also had a wrong path and extension. It's working OK now. Thanks for the help.Robb
I also tried running as Administrator, which did look like it triggered the DatamaskerCmdLine.exe, but did not run the script. Robb / comments
I also tried running as Administrator, which did look like it triggered the DatamaskerCmdLine.exe, but did not run the script.Robb
Thanks Mark, Turns out that Powershell needed to be set to unrestricted from remote access. That and putting the websites in the trusted zone fixed everything. Thanks for the help though, Robb / comments
Thanks Mark,Turns out that Powershell needed to be set to unrestricted from remote access. That and putting the websites in the trusted zone fixed everything.Thanks for the help though,Robb
Owen, or anyone. Hey, one more time... I'm trying to run the script to load Powershell commands and I'm an administrator on the VM. I also ran explorer as an administroator and even disabled Enhanced Security Configuration, but still get 'Access denied, the user is not a member of the permitted Windows security group' message when I try to open the web interface for /settings/powershell. Any ideas?? Thanks, Robb / comments
Owen, or anyone.Hey, one more time... I'm trying to run the script to load Powershell commands and I'm an administrator on the VM. I also ran explorer as an administroator and even disabled Enhan...
Perfec. Thanks for the quick response! Robb / comments
Perfec. Thanks for the quick response!Robb