DPM 2010 agent install on W2k8 Domain Controller issue

Hey guys, so I'm having a problem getting DPM 2010 agents on my Windows 2008 domain controllers. For some reason the agent will not communicate with the dpm server after running the attach process. The process I go through to install (which is
working in my Dev environment) is
1) (on DC) Run manual agent install by running agent.exe file from ProtectionAgents folder on DPM server
2) (on DC) Run the setdpmserver command line to specify the DPM server
3) (on specified DPM server) Run Agent attach sequence from Agent tabs in DPM console which says successful, but when you return to agents view under "unprotected computers" I see error.
I've verified the tests that other users have posted on this forum including
PING, DCOM permissions, verifying that inbound rules are setup, tested SMB, tested RPC, and also uninstalled and reinstalled the agent. Any ideas where to search next?

I checked the MSDPMCurr.errlog, but I'm not exactly sure how to look for the failures that relate to the DC. When I search for the netbios name of the DC, I can see failures, but I also see identical failures under other server names as well. Is there anything
specifically I should be looking for?
I am requesting turning off the integrated firewall for testing as well and am awaiting an answer.
I am attaching part of the log I was looking at.
tance.cs(253)   NORMAL </TECommand>' Error CmdProcAccessDenied
0BE8 10E4 06/14 18:00:03.425 07 AMUtil_expanded.cs(3474)  BF90214B-F6C3-40B9-B53E-C6DC0A0235DF WARNING CheckTimeoutMessage: code[0x00000101], detailedCode[0x80070005], errMgs[Access is denied (0x80070005)]
0BE8 10E4 06/14 18:00:03.425 07 AMUtil_expanded.cs(3474)  BF90214B-F6C3-40B9-B53E-C6DC0A0235DF WARNING [<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-16"?>
0BE8 10E4 06/14 18:00:03.425 07 AMUtil_expanded.cs(3474)  BF90214B-F6C3-40B9-B53E-C6DC0A0235DF WARNING <Status xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance"
xmlns:xsd="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema" StatusCode="-2147024891" Reason="Timeout" CommandInstanceID="cb3dbc9c-b7fe-4df0-8dcd-c93baacae403" CommandID="GetProperties" GuidWorkItem="bf90214b-f6c3-40b9-b53e-c6dc0a0235df"
TETaskInstanceID="bf90214b-f6c3-40b9-b53e-c6dc0a0235df" xmlns="http://schemas.microsoft.com/2003/dls/StatusMessages.xsd">
0BE8 10E4 06/14 18:00:03.425 07 AMUtil_expanded.cs(3474)  BF90214B-F6C3-40B9-B53E-C6DC0A0235DF WARNING   <ErrorInfo ErrorCode="257" DetailedCode="-2147024891" DetailedSource="2" ExceptionDetails="" xmlns="http://schemas.microsoft.com/2003/dls/GenericAgentStatus.xsd">
0BE8 10E4 06/14 18:00:03.425 07 AMUtil_expanded.cs(3474)  BF90214B-F6C3-40B9-B53E-C6DC0A0235DF WARNING     <Parameter Name="servername" Value="la-exchmbclu02.caa.com" />
0BE8 10E4 06/14 18:00:03.425 07 AMUtil_expanded.cs(3474)  BF90214B-F6C3-40B9-B53E-C6DC0A0235DF WARNING   </ErrorInfo>
0BE8 10E4 06/14 18:00:03.425 07 AMUtil_expanded.cs(3474)  BF90214B-F6C3-40B9-B53E-C6DC0A0235DF WARNING </Status>].
0BE8 1194 06/14 18:00:03.426 04 cmdproc.cpp(2017) [000000001A62B200] C79F322F-BCB7-40BE-92D2-03D6E85EAAA5 WARNING Failed: Hr: = [0x80070005] : F: lVal : hr
0BE8 1194 06/14 18:00:03.426 04 cmdproc.cpp(1816) [000000001A62B200] C79F322F-BCB7-40BE-92D2-03D6E85EAAA5 WARNING Failed: Hr: = [0x80070005] : C: lVal : hr
0BE8 1194 06/14 18:00:03.426 04 cmdproc.cpp(2242) [000000001A62B200] C79F322F-BCB7-40BE-92D2-03D6E85EAAA5 WARNING Failed: Hr: = [0x80070005] : F: lVal : CreateInstance( strCmdTarget, clsidTarget, hrDLS, (IUnknown
**)&pAgentCommand, (pCommand->GetSenderToken() == 0), pCommand->IsNonDomainAgent(), fIsNonADMachine, cmdTargetIP )
0BE8 1194 06/14 18:00:03.426 04 cmdproc.cpp(2482) [000000001A62B200] C79F322F-BCB7-40BE-92D2-03D6E85EAAA5 WARNING CCommandProcessor::SendOutboundCommand this:[000000001A62B200], ServerName: dc2-01.domain.com
0BE8 1170 06/14 18:00:03.426 01 TaskInstance.cs(253)   NORMAL Task: Received tiemout message from CmdProc '<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-16"?>
0BE8 1170 06/14 18:00:03.426 01 TaskInstance.cs(253)   NORMAL <TECommand xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance" xmlns:xsd="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema"
xmlns="http://schemas.microsoft.com/2003/dls/Commands.xsd">
0BE8 1170 06/14 18:00:03.426 01 TaskInstance.cs(253)   NORMAL   <Command xmlns="http://schemas.microsoft.com/2003/dls/GenericCommand.xsd">
0BE8 1170 06/14 18:00:03.426 01 TaskInstance.cs(253)   NORMAL     <CommandInstanceID>80be8b52-30e1-4d12-bb3f-65c50676ffce</CommandInstanceID>
0BE8 1170 06/14 18:00:03.426 01 TaskInstance.cs(253)   NORMAL     <AgentTypeID>da6aa17a-d61c-4e9c-8cea-db25dea52a95</AgentTypeID>
0BE8 1170 06/14 18:00:03.426 01 TaskInstance.cs(253)   NORMAL     <WorkItemID>c79f322f-bcb7-40be-92d2-03d6e85eaaa5</WorkItemID>
0BE8 1170 06/14 18:00:03.426 01 TaskInstance.cs(253)   NORMAL     <TETaskInstanceID>c79f322f-bcb7-40be-92d2-03d6e85eaaa5</TETaskInstanceID>
0BE8 1170 06/14 18:00:03.426 01 TaskInstance.cs(253)   NORMAL     <ServerIdFilter>00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000000</ServerIdFilter>
0BE8 1170 06/14 18:00:03.426 01 TaskInstance.cs(253)   NORMAL     <VerbIndexFilter>45</VerbIndexFilter>
0BE8 1170 06/14 18:00:03.426 01 TaskInstance.cs(253)   NORMAL     <DatasourceIndexFilter>0</DatasourceIndexFilter>
0BE8 1170 06/14 18:00:03.426 01 TaskInstance.cs(253)   NORMAL   </Command>
0BE8 1170 06/14 18:00:03.426 01 TaskInstance.cs(253)   NORMAL   <GetProperties />

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MSI © (68:E8) [09:38:14:119]: Note: 1: 1708
MSI © (68:E8) [09:38:14:119]: Note: 1: 2205 2: 3: Error
MSI © (68:E8) [09:38:14:119]: Note: 1: 2228 2: 3: Error 4: SELECT `Message` FROM `Error` WHERE `Error` = 1708
MSI © (68:E8) [09:38:14:119]: Note: 1: 2205 2: 3: Error
MSI © (68:E8) [09:38:14:119]: Note: 1: 2228 2: 3: Error 4: SELECT `Message` FROM `Error` WHERE `Error` = 1709
MSI © (68:E8) [09:38:14:119]: 吰瞒
MSI © (68:E8) [09:38:14:119]: 吰瞒
MSI © (68:E8) [09:38:14:119]: Grabbed execution mutex.
MSI © (68:E8) [09:38:14:119]: Cleaning up uninstalled install packages, if any exist
MSI © (68:E8) [09:38:14:119]: MainEngineThread is returning 1603
=== Verbose logging stopped: 1/7/2015 9:38:14 ===
Any ideas where to turn next?

I do not have a Program Files\Microsoft System Center 2012\DPM\DPM\ProductionAgents\RA\4.1.3313.0\amd64
file path on the DPm system.
Rather Program Files\Microsoft System Center 2012\DPM\DPM\ProtectionAgents\RA\4.1.3313.0\amd64
Still, I ran the DPMAgentInstaller_x64.exe
from that file path and the agent did not install.
Also, on the DPM server I have added the target machine name to the DPMRADmTrustedMachines
group. I also made sure that the domain service account is in the same group. Still no luck.

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