0xe00086cc Backup Exec !new!

It looks like you're encountering the error (often associated with 0xe00086ce or similar codes) while trying to install or use a Veritas Backup Exec Remote Agent .

Backup Exec requires unhindered, high-speed port communication to pass data blocks successfully.

The is a common hex status code that signifies an "Access Denied" or authentication failure between the primary media server and a target resource. It typically disrupts active schedules, stops Granular Recovery Technology (GRT) functions, or halts target server agent communication.

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A real‑world example:

Ensure that Windows Management Instrumentation (WMI) is running on the target machine and isn't blocked by a firewall.

In newer versions of Backup Exec, the server and the remote machine must "trust" each other. If this trust relationship hasn't been established, the remote server ignores the backup request. You can fix this by right-clicking the server in the Backup and Restore tab and selecting Establish Trust . 0xe00086cc backup exec

If the login details changed in Active Directory, Backup Exec will lose its access rights. Solved: Backup exec access is denied | Experts Exchange

Open the firewall settings on both the main server and the target machine.

Several factors can contribute to the 0xe00086cc error in Backup Exec. Some of the most common causes include: It looks like you're encountering the error (often

If you see this error during an Exchange backup, try disabling the "Enable restore of individual messages" option to see if the job completes.

: Ensure the Backup Exec Remote Agent for Windows is running on the target server and set to 'Automatic.'

Go to the tab in the Backup Exec console. Right-click the remote server that is failing. If this trust relationship hasn't been established, the

This Windows feature can cause packet loss under heavy backup loads. Open Command Prompt as Administrator and run: netsh int tcp set global chimney=disabled

1. Validate and Synchronize the Backup Exec Service Account (BESA)