Point in time rollback fails and the following message appears in the bpfis log:

Invalid clone state, cannot restore from device-ID to device-ID, where the first device ID is the source and the second is the clone.

See Verifying that the clone is complete before doing a point in time rollback.

If all Save Device space is consumed on the Symmetrix, a backup with EMC_TimeFinder_Snap or EMC_ TimeFinder_Clone fails with the following error in the bpfis log:

An internal Snap or Clone error has occurred. Please see the symapi log file

Check the symapi log (often found at /var/symapi/log on UNIX) to determine the exact error. If the log indicates there is no Save Device space, add Save Devices to the Save Device pool on your Symmetrix array.

EMC_TimeFinder_Mirror backups fail and the following message appears in the bpfis log:

emcsymfi: Invalid STD-BCV pair state

This message indicates that the STD-BCV pair is not in a state that allows the mirror to be created. Verify that the pair were fully synchronized before the backup attempt.

See Fully synchronizing STD/BCV mirror pairs.

TimeFinder backups fail and a message similar to the following appears in the bpfis log:

device 00A4 to director/port that is not accessible to the HBA port 210000e08b86b34f emcsymfi: 2 of 2 HBA WWNs assigned to director/port combinations for accessing device 00A4 are not accessible due to misconfiguration of the array.

emcsymfi: Since there were no valid mappings the device import will fail. To resolve this issue you must reconfigure your array 000187910258 to bind device 00A4 to director ports accessible to host.

Device 00A4 has not been mapped to any Symmetrix director ports that are zoned to the host. All Symmetrix devices (source devices and target devices) must be mapped to an array director port that is zoned to the import host. For a local backup policy, the import host is the host where the source device is mounted. For an off-host backup policy, the import host is the alternate client.