SQL Server Status SHUTDOWN | Normal

Hi
I have one sql 2008 database .TDP backup is running for this server.now I am not able to take log backup on this server.It is failing.When I checked the database properties I found that status - Shutdown | Normal.
I am able to access this database and application is working fine and I am able to take SQL Native backup also.
Why this status showing Shutdown | Normal ?,Anybody can help me on this.

Now I found one more thing.
Actually this db is in mirroring .When I checked sys.databases I found that is_cleanly_shutdown column showing value 1
How I can make it to 0 ?Restart of SQL Server will resolve ?
If the Mirroring session is active, backup is not allowed on the database. More details
here.
Pradeep Adiga
Blog: sqldbadiaries.com
Twitter: @PradeepAdiga

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Amy,
Where is the server located? I think its the problem with some firewall blocking that port. Configure the firewall to allow the port.
One more option you can try is to use system name instead of IP. Make an entry in the hosts file(drivers\etc) and use the server's host name and try. I had faced similar kind of problem before and this thing had worked for me.
Regards,
Prasanna

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