Protect SQL database from untrusted domain

Hello,
I have some problems protecting a SQL 2008 SP3 database from untrusted domain with DPM 2012 R2 RU3.
When I try to protect the databases, it does not appear in the tree to select them, also when I try to recover a database into untrusted domain it doesnt appear in the tree.
The NT Authority\System has sysadmin permissions, I have all TCP ports open and the following UDP ports: 389,88,netbios-dgm,netbios-ns.
Any idea ?

Hi
Is this sql Server part of Sql Server Cluster or a standalone Sql Server?
Regards, Trinadh [MSFT] This posting is provided &quot;AS IS&quot; with no warranties, and confers no rights. If you found the reply helpful, please &quot;MARK IT AS ANSWER&quot;. Looking for source of information for DPM?
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