Sql Server Media Download WORK Target Location

The thing is that im finding article after article on how to back up a CIF share, but not backup data TO a CIF share. I beleive I have to start by creating a storage unit that points to the location to which I want to send the backups, but thats where I'm getting stopped, and pretty sure Im missing steps. Ive named the new stiorage unit, selected disk as the storage unit type, BasicDisk as disk type(??), selected a media server I want it to use, entered the absolute path, but I cannot view the properties of the location. I just get that "Error reading volume information.STS API failed. Status 228", which leads me to believe I'm heading in entirely the wrong direction. Is anyone out there sending backups directly to a CIF share, and can shed some light on this for me? I'll provide whatever information needed about my current setup.

What I've done in the past is grant the AD object which is the computer which is the media server full access rights to the share. AFAIK there is no need for an AD user to have permissions on the CIFS share, it is a 'computer' which is granted access rights to the share.

Sql Server Media Download Target Location

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Hi sdo. Here is what Im seeing when I try to view the properties of the share. I have the media server in there, and the UNC path to the cifs share. Does what Ive done here seem incorrect, or is it just needing further configuration?

NBU services on media server ( Client and 1 other that I cannot remember now) must be started as user with write permissions. Details in NBU Admin Guide I and a TN that I will search for when I have time. Or just start all services as this user. Ensure user has local admin rights.

This will be using slp, so from the article, I'll need AdvancedDisk. Once I change the service accounts running the client service and the nbrmms service on the media servers needed, wont I then need to create the storage server and disk volume using the nbdevconfig -creatests commands, follow by the nbdevconfig -createdv(per the link), before I can create the AdvancedDisk storage unit, or are these steps not fully unnecessary when sending to a CIFS? I just need to be sure I'm detailing the process for myself clearly, and I also have to add the process in our change procedures.

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Let us choose the Custom mode for the installation. Once you click on the custom mode, it asks for the SQL Server media download target location. This path should have sufficient free space to download media.

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where username, password, Media_Server_IP, sharename, and path should all be substituted with information specific to your Media Server. The mount_point is the mount point where the file share is to be mounted on the target server.

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