PeerDist Service is still initializing and will be available shortly.Ĭommunication with one or more computers will be temporarily blocked due to recent errors. The supplied object has already been invalidated.Īn element already exists and was not replaced.Ĭan not cancel the requested operation as it has already been completed.Ĭan not perform the reqested operation because it has already been carried out.Īn operation accessed data beyond the bounds of valid data. The supplied object has already been initialized.Ī shutdown operation is already in progress. The supplied object has not been initialized. The requested data cannot be found in local or peer caches. The supplied content information is malformed.
The version of the supplied content information is not supported.
PEERDIST_ERROR_CONTENTINFO_VERSION_UNSUPPORTED Replication with a nonconfigured partner is not allowed. The name does not exist in the WINS database. Check the directory to which you are backing the database. WINS encountered an error while processing the command. To retrieve the description text for the error in your application, use the FormatMessage function with the FORMAT_MESSAGE_FROM_SYSTEM flag. They are returned by the GetLastError function when many functions fail. The following list describes system error codes for errors 4000 to 5999. For other errors, such as issues with Windows Update, there is a list of resources on the Error codes page. To reset the flag on any tape to good (green), including those that are fair (yellow) or unknown (grey), open a command line and navigate to \bin\ under the Data Protector install directory, and then issue omnimm -reset_poor_medium, as in the screenshot below, which shows me setting a fair tape named AK0722元 back to good.This information is intended for developers debugging system errors. So, really, the media state flag is useless, and will only prevent a poor (red colored) tape from being used for backups. or even a network hiccup, and anything else that could possibly create a write or read error to or from the tape. that particular tape got marked bad as a result of the errors registered on it, independent of whether or not those errors are due to bad media, corrupt source data, a drive that needs cleaning. It doesn't know what the hell it's talking about. As someone who has to work with what HP thinks passes as backup software (for another couple weeks at least), I can attest that you don't need to worry about what Data Protector says about your media state.
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