Smpatch analyze and download picks up just some Veritas patches
smpatch analyze and download are picking up Veritas patches but only some of them. I found this out the hard way yesterday when only some of the SFRAC packages were patched during OS patching.
Veritas support is aware and said other customers had called in with similar outages caused by this.
Is anyone at Sun aware this is happening?
Personally I find is disturbing that Sun is including any Veritas patches in the output by default. The fact that they are partially patching the installed product in some cases is reason enough not to do this.
We assure our detectors and current files are kept up to date daily. (we're not updateconnection newbies ;-))
We are not in the practice of doing the leg work for Sun support (especially since we pay for support), please ask them to do their own analysis of the patches they are supplying and QA work.
Veritas provides very nice packages for both the SF packages and their patches, Sun should be directing customers to use those rather than going off and doing their own thing when it comes to Veritas products. Our sysadmins (all 20 of them) agree we should not allow Sun to patch our Veritas products, especially considering the ongoing QA issues with Sun's patch products.
Thanks for responding.
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Smpatch analyze and updatemanager hang
Hi,
Ive been trying to get the updatemanager running but it appears to hang when its downloading "detectors":
Status: STATUS ANALYZE BEGIN
Status: STATUS DOWNLOAD_PATCHDB BEGIN
Status: STATUS DOWNLOAD_DETECTORS BEGIN
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http://swforum.sun.com/jive/thread.jspa?threadID=94801&tstart=15
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B.ok, I got a subscription and downloaded the patch. Then I tried to add it with this command:
# patchadd 121119-08/
Validating patches...
Loading patches installed on the system...
Done!
Loading patches requested to install.
Done!
Checking patches that you specified for installation.
Done!
Approved patches will be installed in this order:
121119-08
Checking installed patches...
Verifying sufficient filesystem capacity (dry run method)...
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See /var/sadm/patch/121119-08/log for details
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And the log says this:
This appears to be an attempt to install the same architecture and
version of a package which is already installed. This installation
will attempt to overwrite this package.
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Smpatch analyze or download doesn't work at all
Hello Support
This command does't return any right informations:
# smpatch analyze
No patches required.
# smpatch download -i 124393-01
No patches required.
Please give me why ? The patch 124393 -01 ist not installed on my system.
PLEASE WHEN YOUR MASTER SERVER PATCH IS NOT AVAILABLE, CAN YOU INFORM BY RETURN CODE IN smpatch command or by a Sun Alert.
Pascal Fabbri, EpfL - Domaine ITResults......
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Fri Nov 10 22:40:15 CST 2006(DEBUG)=> com.sun.patchpro.patch.PatchSequencer@537935 <=PatchSequencer.removeObsoletedPatch(): The existing patch is 118736-01
Fri Nov 10 22:40:15 CST 2006(DEBUG)=> com.sun.patchpro.patch.PatchSequencer@537935 <=PatchSequencer.removeObsoletedPatch(): The existing patch obsoletes list is
Fri Nov 10 22:40:15 CST 2006(DEBUG)=> com.sun.patchpro.patch.PatchSequencer@537935 <=PatchSequencer.removeObsoletedPatch(): The existing patch os is SunOS
Fri Nov 10 22:40:15 CST 2006(DEBUG)=> com.sun.patchpro.patch.PatchSequencer@537935 <=PatchSequencer.removeObsoletedPatch(): The existing patch is 119074-03
Fri Nov 10 22:40:15 CST 2006(DEBUG)=> com.sun.patchpro.patch.PatchSequencer@537935 <=PatchSequencer.removeObsoletedPatch(): The existing patch obsoletes list is
Fri Nov 10 22:40:15 CST 2006(DEBUG)=> com.sun.patchpro.patch.PatchSequencer@537935 <=PatchSequencer.removeObsoletedPatch(): The existing patch os is SunOS
Fri Nov 10 22:40:15 CST 2006(DEBUG)=> com.sun.patchpro.patch.PatchSequencer@537935 <=PatchSequencer.removeObsoletedPatch(): The existing patch is 122030-01
Fri Nov 10 22:40:15 CST 2006(DEBUG)=> com.sun.patchpro.patch.PatchSequencer@537935 <=PatchSequencer.removeObsoletedPatch(): The existing patch obsoletes list is
Fri Nov 10 22:40:15 CST 2006(DEBUG)=> com.sun.patchpro.patch.PatchSequencer@537935 <=PatchSequencer.removeObsoletedPatch(): The existing patch os is SunOS
Fri Nov 10 22:40:15 CST 2006(DEBUG)=> com.sun.patchpro.patch.PatchSequencer@537935 <=PatchSequencer.removeObsoletedPatch(): The existing patch is 122086-01
Fri Nov 10 22:40:15 CST 2006(DEBUG)=> com.sun.patchpro.patch.PatchSequencer@537935 <=PatchSequencer.removeObsoletedPatch(): The existing patch obsoletes list is
Fri Nov 10 22:40:15 CST 2006(DEBUG)=> com.sun.patchpro.patch.PatchSequencer@537935 <=PatchSequencer.removeObsoletedPatch(): The existing patch os is SunOS
Fri Nov 10 22:40:15 CST 2006(DEBUG)=> com.sun.patchpro.patch.PatchSequencer@537935 <=PatchSequencer.removeObsoletedPatch(): The existing patch is 120236-01
Fri Nov 10 22:40:15 CST 2006(DEBUG)=> com.sun.patchpro.patch.PatchSequencer@537935 <=PatchSequencer.removeObsoletedPatch(): The existing patch obsoletes list is
Fri Nov 10 22:40:15 CST 2006(DEBUG)=> com.sun.patchpro.patch.PatchSequencer@537935 <=PatchSequencer.removeObsoletedPatch(): The existing patch os is SunOS
Fri Nov 10 22:40:15 CST 2006(DEBUG)=> com.sun.patchpro.patch.PatchSequencer@537935 <=PatchSequencer.removeObsoletedPatch(): The existing patch is 121429-03
Fri Nov 10 22:40:15 CST 2006(DEBUG)=> com.sun.patchpro.patch.PatchSequencer@537935 <=PatchSequencer.removeObsoletedPatch(): The existing patch obsoletes list is
Fri Nov 10 22:40:15 CST 2006(DEBUG)=> com.sun.patchpro.patch.PatchSequencer@537935 <=PatchSequencer.removeObsoletedPatch(): The existing patch os is SunOS
Fri Nov 10 22:40:15 CST 2006(DEBUG)=> com.sun.patchpro.patch.PatchSequencer@537935 <=PatchSequencer.removeObsoletedPatch(): The existing patch is 120630-02
Fri Nov 10 22:40:15 CST 2006(DEBUG)=> com.sun.patchpro.patch.PatchSequencer@537935 <=PatchSequencer.removeObsoletedPatch(): The existing patch obsoletes list is
Fri Nov 10 22:40:15 CST 2006(DEBUG)=> com.sun.patchpro.patch.PatchSequencer@537935 <=PatchSequencer.removeObsoletedPatch(): The existing patch os is SunOS
Fri Nov 10 22:40:15 CST 2006(DEBUG)=> com.sun.patchpro.patch.PatchSequencer@537935 <=PatchSequencer.removeObsoletedPatch(): The existing patch is 118732-01
Fri Nov 10 22:40:15 CST 2006(DEBUG)=> com.sun.patchpro.patch.PatchSequencer@537935 <=PatchSequencer.removeObsoletedPatch(): The existing patch obsoletes list is
Fri Nov 10 22:40:15 CST 2006(DEBUG)=> com.sun.patchpro.patch.PatchSequencer@537935 <=PatchSequencer.removeObsoletedPatch(): The existing patch os is SunOS
Fri Nov 10 22:40:15 CST 2006(DEBUG)=> com.sun.patchpro.patch.PatchSequencer@537935 <=PatchSequencer.removeObsoletedPatch(): The existing patch is 119784-01
Fri Nov 10 22:40:15 CST 2006(DEBUG)=> com.sun.patchpro.patch.PatchSequencer@537935 <=PatchSequencer.removeObsoletedPatch(): The existing patch obsoletes list is
Fri Nov 10 22:40:15 CST 2006(DEBUG)=> com.sun.patchpro.patch.PatchSequencer@537935 <=PatchSequencer.removeObsoletedPatch(): The existing patch os is SunOS
Fri Nov 10 22:40:15 CST 2006(DEBUG)=> com.sun.patchpro.patch.PatchSequencer@537935 <=PatchSequencer.removeObsoletedPatch(): The existing patch is 121948-01
Fri Nov 10 22:40:15 CST 2006(DEBUG)=> com.sun.patchpro.patch.PatchSequencer@537935 <=PatchSequencer.removeObsoletedPatch(): The existing patch obsoletes list is
Fri Nov 10 22:40:15 CST 2006(DEBUG)=> com.sun.patchpro.patch.PatchSequencer@537935 <=PatchSequencer.removeObsoletedPatch(): The existing patch os is SunOS
Fri Nov 10 22:40:15 CST 2006(DEBUG)=> com.sun.patchpro.patch.PatchSequencer@537935 <=PatchSequencer.removeObsoletedPatch(): The existing patch is 118778-04
Fri Nov 10 22:40:15 CST 2006(DEBUG)=> com.sun.patchpro.patch.PatchSequencer@537935 <=PatchSequencer.removeObsoletedPatch(): The existing patch obsoletes list is
Fri Nov 10 22:40:15 CST 2006(DEBUG)=> com.sun.patchpro.patch.PatchSequencer@537935 <=PatchSequencer.removeObsoletedPatch(): The existing patch os is SunOS
Fri Nov 10 22:40:15 CST 2006(DEBUG)=> com.sun.patchpro.patch.PatchSequencer@537935 <=PatchSequencer.removeObsoletedPatch(): The existing patch is 120347-03
Fri Nov 10 22:40:15 CST 2006(DEBUG)=> com.sun.patchpro.patch.PatchSequencer@537935 <=PatchSequencer.removeObsoletedPatch(): The existing patch obsoletes list is
Fri Nov 10 22:40:15 CST 2006(DEBUG)=> com.sun.patchpro.patch.PatchSequencer@537935 <=PatchSequencer.removeObsoletedPatch(): The existing patch os is SunOS
Fri Nov 10 22:40:15 CST 2006(DEBUG)=> com.sun.patchpro.patch.PatchSequencer@537935 <=PatchSequencer.removeObsoletedPatch(): The existing patch is 120345-01
Fri Nov 10 22:40:15 CST 2006(DEBUG)=> com.sun.patchpro.patch.PatchSequencer@537935 <=PatchSequencer.removeObsoletedPatch(): The existing patch obsoletes list is
Fri Nov 10 22:40:15 CST 2006(DEBUG)=> com.sun.patchpro.patch.PatchSequencer@537935 <=PatchSequencer.removeObsoletedPatch(): The existing patch os is SunOS
Fri Nov 10 22:40:15 CST 2006(DEBUG)=> com.sun.patchpro.patch.PatchSequencer@537935 <=PatchSequencer.removeObsoletedPatch(): The existing patch is 119471-05
Fri Nov 10 22:40:15 CST 2006(DEBUG)=> com.sun.patchpro.patch.PatchSequencer@537935 <=PatchSequencer.removeObsoletedPatch(): The existing patch obsoletes list is
Fri Nov 10 22:40:15 CST 2006(DEBUG)=> com.sun.patchpro.patch.PatchSequencer@537935 <=PatchSequencer.removeObsoletedPatch(): The existing patch os is SunOS
Fri Nov 10 22:40:15 CST 2006(DEBUG)=> com.sun.patchpro.patch.PatchSequencer@537935 <=PatchSequencer.removeObsoletedPatch(): The existing patch is 119975-02
Fri Nov 10 22:40:15 CST 2006(DEBUG)=> com.sun.patchpro.patch.PatchSequencer@537935 <=PatchSequencer.removeObsoletedPatch(): The existing patch obsoletes list is
Fri Nov 10 22:40:15 CST 2006(DEBUG)=> com.sun.patchpro.patch.PatchSequencer@537935 <=PatchSequencer.removeObsoletedPatch(): The existing patch os is SunOS
Fri Nov 10 22:40:15 CST 2006(DEBUG)=> com.sun.patchpro.patch.PatchSequencer@537935 <=PatchSequencer.removeObsoletedPatch(): The existing patch is 122264-01
Fri Nov 10 22:40:15 CST 2006(DEBUG)=> com.sun.patchpro.patch.PatchSequencer@537935 <=PatchSequencer.removeObsoletedPatch(): The existing patch obsoletes list is
Fri Nov 10 22:40:15 CST 2006(DEBUG)=> com.sun.patchpro.patch.PatchSequencer@537935 <=PatchSequencer.removeObsoletedPatch(): The existing patch os is SunOS
Fri Nov 10 22:40:15 CST 2006(DEBUG)=> com.sun.patchpro.patch.PatchSequencer@537935 <=PatchSequencer.removeObsoletedPatch(): The existing patch is 122829-02
Fri Nov 10 22:40:15 CST 2006(DEBUG)=> com.sun.patchpro.patch.PatchSequencer@537935 <=PatchSequencer.removeObsoletedPatch(): The existing patch obsoletes list is
Fri Nov 10 22:40:15 CST 2006(DEBUG)=> com.sun.patchpro.patch.PatchSequencer@537935 <=PatchSequencer.removeObsoletedPatch(): The existing patch os is SunOS
Fri Nov 10 22:40:15 CST 2006(DEBUG)=> com.sun.patchpro.patch.PatchSequencer@537935 <=PatchSequencer.removeObsoletedPatch(): The existing patch is 119131-20
Fri Nov 10 22:40:15 CST 2006(DEBUG)=> com.sun.patchpro.patch.PatchSequencer@537935 <=PatchSequencer.removeObsoletedPatch(): The existing patch obsoletes list is 119087-05 120343-04
Fri Nov 10 22:40:15 CST 2006(DEBUG)=> com.sun.patchpro.patch.PatchSequencer@537935 <=PatchSequencer.removeObsoletedPatch(): The existing patch os is SunOS
Fri Nov 10 22:40:15 CST 2006(DEBUG)=> com.sun.patchpro.patch.PatchSequencer@537935 <=PatchSequencer.removeObsoletedPatch(): The existing patch obsoletes is 119087-05
Fri Nov 10 22:40:15 CST 2006(DEBUG)=> com.sun.patchpro.patch.PatchSequencer@537935 <=PatchSequencer.removeObsoletedPatch(): The existing patch obsoletes is 120343-04
Fri Nov 10 22:40:15 CST 2006(DEBUG)=> com.sun.patchpro.patch.PatchSequencer@537935 <=PatchSequencer.removeObsoletedPatch(): The existing patch is 120223-09
Fri Nov 10 22:40:15 CST 2006(DEBUG)=> com.sun.patchpro.patch.PatchSequencer@537935 <=PatchSequencer.removeObsoletedPatch(): The existing patch obsoletes list is 120221-01
Fri Nov 10 22:40:15 CST 2006(DEBUG)=> com.sun.patchpro.patch.PatchSequencer@537935 <=PatchSequencer.removeObsoletedPatch(): The existing patch os is SunOS
Fri Nov 10 22:40:15 CST 2006(DEBUG)=> com.sun.patchpro.patch.PatchSequencer@537935 <=PatchSequencer.removeObsoletedPatch(): The existing patch obsoletes is 120221-01
Fri Nov 10 22:40:15 CST 2006(DEBUG)=> com.sun.patchpro.patch.PatchSequencer@537935 <=PatchSequencer.removeObsoletedPatch(): The existing patch is 120225-02
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Just got an 8 gig Zen MicroPhoto and love it! Just some suggestions tho
Hi everyone, my friend was considering a Zen Vision M and an Ipod video. I kinda suggested the Zen so he got it and absolutely loves it.
After seeing how nice the Zen Vision M is, I jumped on this MicroPhoto when I saw a sale and it is awesome!
The Zen MicroPhoto is a really good device, but just simple firmware stuff could make it a great one.
.) Ability to view pictures + listen to music
2.) Ability to view movies and video (the Muvo has smaller capacity and a screen with less colors and it can? Yet we are buying a nicer mp3 player than the Muvo but can't do video? The Sansa is small as hell and it can. It has the screen, hardware wise it should be able to do it, and if this is added through a firmware update, it won't be on the packaging and thus will not hurt sales of your other products.
I hate it when an awesome product is created and is capable of something and the manufacturer slashes that ability from it intentionally.
Another good example is the Gen III Ford Taurus SHO, its 3.4 liter Yamaha V8 was capable of revving well over 7500RPM and producing more than 30hp. Ford however, even though they had this jewel of an engine, intentionally cut its ability down to 235hp or else they feared it would be faster than their Mustang GT. What a shame, I hate to see that Creative is doing the same with the MicroPhoto.
3.) Ability to record FM with the latest firmware (If this is a RIAA issue, then please provide two firmwares and two download links, one that says "United States Users" and one that says "Non-US users"
4.) Ability to control different aspects of the glowing blue LEDs. They are obviously firmware controlled and can have brightness adjusted since they glow in and out when you have it plugged into the USB cable.
5.) Make it show up on your computer as a removable disk. On all my other MP3 players, it showed up just like a flash dri've and you could drag and drop whatever you wanted onto it, and it would just play whatever files on there it could play. Here, it won't let me drag and drop anything that is copy protected or is a different file type.
I know you can set aside 4 gigs of that for this purpose, but with the size of the files and videos I transfer, it would be nice if I could use all 8 gigs. Perhaps an option to just let the whole thing show up as a removable flash dri've?
*ok... I just tried it and that seems to be working on this computer that is Windows XP SP2 with WMP, but on the school computer that was XP SP2 with WMP0, it would not allow me to do this.I think you will find that the reason the MicroPhoto is on sale is that it is now a legacy player (it was released before anybody could play video). I doubt very much that any further improvements will be coming....
EQ does have an effect... Maybe you earphones are not working well? -
I purchased an album. Some of the songs do not play. How do I troubleshoot?
Try deleting the problematic tune (electing to remove original file if/when prompted) and then re-downloading the file from the iTunes store.
You can re-download content purchased from the iTunes store (availability varies depending on location) using the purchased option from the Quick Links section in the top right corner of the iTunes homepage in your iTunes application on your computer.
You can re-download content purchased from the iTunes store (availability varies depending on location) using the purchased option at the bottom of the screen of the iTunes app on your iOS device.
If the problem re-occurs, select the content which is causing a problem and use the 'Report a problem' button in Your Purchase History using your computer. -
Smpatch analyze gives different result after disabling Sun Connection Host
Hi all,
after disabling the Sun Connection Hosted functionality due to the EOL announcement I get a smaller number of patches from 'smpatch analyze' for a brand new jumpstarted server (227 patches before vs. 106 patches after).
Trying e.g. a individual analysis for 126651-01 (Synopsis: SunOS 5.10: tar patch) results in
Error: One or more of the updates specified do not have entitlement permissions.
BTW: I ran the analysis for patch 126651-01 before without any problem.
The entitlement file
/var/sadm/spool/cache/entitlement/https%3A%2F%2Fgetupdates1.sun.com%2F%2Fentitlement_client
looks like
----START-ENTITLEMENT-TOKENS----
Solaris10Security
SolarisSecurityUpdates
SolarisDataIntegrityUpdates
SolarisHardwareUpdates
SolarisUtilityUpdates
Public
-----END-ENTITLEMENT-TOKENS-----
And we do have a service plan!
Any ideas?
Kind Regards
MarcoHi Shen,
thanks for your reply. I tried this procedure from your thread
Try re-registering the patch server after running these commands:
# cacaoadm stop
# cacaoadm status
# rm -r /var/sadm/spool/cache/*
# /usr/lib/cc-ccr/bin/eraseCCRRepository
# rm /var/scn/persistence/SCN*
# cacaoadm start
# /usr/sbin/sconadm register -a -r registrationprofile.properties
But unfortunately the problem persists. The entitlement file looks the same as before. The registrationprofile.properties files looks like
userName=<username>
password=<pw>
hostName=<hostname>
subscriptionKey=<key>
portalEnabled=false
proxyHostName=
proxyPort=
proxyUserName=
proxyPassword=
We use a direct connection to sun's update server without a SunUC proxy. (I disabled the proxy, because I had some trouble with it in the past).
'smpatch get' gives
patchpro.backout.directory - ""
patchpro.baseline.directory - /var/sadm/spool
patchpro.download.directory - /var/sadm/spool
patchpro.install.types - rebootafter:reconfigafter:standard
patchpro.patch.source - https://getupdates1.sun.com/
patchpro.patchset - current
patchpro.proxy.host - ""
patchpro.proxy.passwd **** ****
patchpro.proxy.port - 8080
patchpro.proxy.user - "" -
Exchange Best Practices Analyzer and Event 10009 - DCOM
We have two Exchange 2010 SP3 RU7 servers on Windows 2008 R2
In general, they seem to function correctly.
ExBPA (Best Practices Analyzer) results are fine. Just some entries about drivers being more than two years old (vendor has not supplied newer drivers so we use what we have). Anything else has been verified to be something that can "safely be ignored".
Test-ServiceHealth, Test-ReplicationHealth and other tests indicate no problems.
However, when I run the ExBPA, it seems like the server on which I run ExBPA attempts to contact the other using DCOM and this fails.
Some notes:
1. Windows Firewall is disabled on both.
2. Pings in both directions are successful.
3. DTCPing would not even run so I was not able to test with this.
4. Connectivity works perfectly otherwise. I can see/manage either server from the other using the EMC or EMS. DAG works fine as far as I can see.
What's the error message?
Event 10009, DistributedCOM
"DCOM was unable to communiate with the computer --- opposite Exchange server of the pair of Exchange servers--- using any of the configured protocols."
This is in the System Log.
This happens on both servers and only when I run the ExBPA.
I understand that ExBPA uses DCOM but cannot see what would be blocking communications.
I can access the opposite server in MS Management Consoles (MMC).
Note: the error is NOT in the ExBPA results - but rather in the Event Viewer System Log.
Yes, it is consistent. Have noticed it for some time now.
Does anyone have any idea what could be causing this? Since normal Exchange operations are not affected, I'm tempted to ignore it, but I have to do my "due diligence" and inquire.
Please mark as helpful if you find my contribution useful or as an answer if it does answer your question. That will encourage me - and others - to take time out to help you.Hi David,
I recommend you refer the following article to troubleshoot this event:
How to troubleshoot DCOM 10009 error logged in system event
Why this happens:
Totally speaking, the reason why DCOM 10009 is logged is that: local RPCSS service can’t reach the remote RPCSS service of remote target server. There are many possibilities which can cause this issue.
Scenario 1:
The remote target server happens to be offline for a short time, for example, just for maintenance.
Scenario 2:
Both servers are online. However, there RPC communication issue exists between these two servers, for example: server name resolvation failure, port resources for RPC communication exhaustion, firewall configuration.
Scenario 3:
Even though the TCP connection to remote server has no any problem, but if the communication of RPC authentication gets problem, we may get the error status code like 0x80070721 which means “A security package specific
error occurred” during the communication of RPC authentication, DCOM 10009 will also be logged on the client side.
Scenario 4:
The target DCOM |COM+ service failed to be activated due to permission issue. Under this kind of situation, DCOM 10027 will be logged on the server side at the same time.
Event ID 10009 — COM Remote Service Availability
Resolve
Ensure that the remote computer is available
There is a problem accessing the COM Service on a remote computer. To resolve this problem:
Ensure that the remote computer is online.
This problem may be the result of a firewall blocking the connection. For security, COM+ network access is not enabled by default. Check the system to determine whether the firewall is blocking the remote connection.
Other reasons for the problem might be found in the Extended Remote Procedure Call (RPC) Error information that is available in Event Viewer.
To perform these procedures, you must have membership in Administrators, or you must have been delegated the appropriate authority.
Ensure that the remote computer is online
To verify that the remote computer is online and the computers are communicating over the network:
Open an elevated Command Prompt window. Click Start, point to
All Programs, click Accessories, right-click
Command Prompt, and then click Run as administrator. If the
User Account Control dialog box appears, confirm that the action it displays is what you want, and then click
Continue.
At the command prompt, type ping, followed by a space and the remote computer name, and then press ENTER. For example, to check that your server can communicate over the network with a computer named ContosoWS2008, type
ping ContosoWS2008, and then press ENTER.
A successful connection results in a set of replies from the other computer and a set of
ping statistics.
Check the firewall settings and enable the firewall exception rule
To check the firewall settings and enable the firewall exception rule:
Click Start, and then click Run.
Type wf.msc, and then click OK. If the
User Account Control dialog box appears, confirm that the action it displays is what you want, and then click
Continue.
In the console tree, click Inbound rules.
In the list of firewall exception rules, look for COM+ Network Access (DCOM In).
If the firewall exception rule is not enabled, in the details pane click
Enable rule, and then scroll horizontally to confirm that the protocol is
TCP and the LocalPort is 135. Close Windows Firewall with Advanced Security.
Review available Extended RPC Error information for this event in Event Viewer
To review available Extended RPC Error information for this event in Event Viewer:
Click Start, and then click Run.
Type comexp.msc, and then click OK. If the
User Account Control dialog box appears, confirm that the action it displays is what you want, and then click
Continue.
Under Console Root, expand Event Viewer (Local).
In the details pane, look for your event in the Summary of Administrative Events, and then double-click the event to open it.
The Extended RPC Error information that is available for this event is located on the
Details tab. Expand the available items on the Details tab to review all available information.
For more information about Extended RPC Error information and how to interpret it, see Obtaining Extended RPC Error Information (http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkId=105593).
Best regards,
Niko Cheng
TechNet Community Support -
Outlook asking for username and password, but only for some users
Hello, I'm
in an Exchange Server 2013 client
environment, two CAS servers
and two Mailbox.
Some users are having trouble in Outlook 2007
and 2012, which is directly
requesting the user name and password, not all,
just some.
The Active Directory is ok,
DNS and also own Exchange
servers apparently do not see errors.
Has anyone here ever experienced this?
How can I solve this problem?
As this happens only to some users
and the vast majority have no problems, so
difficult to find the cause.
Thank you!
Ivanildo Teixeira GalvãoHi Ivanildo,
From your description, only some users have an issue that Outlook prompts for username and password. In your case, I recommend you compare the normal and problematic Outlook settings. Here is the Outlook settings in my environment for your reference:
1. "Always prompt for logon credentials" isn't checked.
2. Logon network security using Negotiate Authentication.
3. "Connect to Microsoft Exchange using HTTP" is checked.
4. Use the NTLM Authentication when connecting to my proxy server for Exchange.
Hope this can be helpful to you.
Best regards,
If you have feedback for TechNet Subscriber Support, contact
[email protected]
Amy Wang
TechNet Community Support -
I subscribe to my video podcasts but some of them either has a small red E next to them and won't download new content or some just doesn't download new content. I have been watching the Rachael Maddow video podcast for at least a month with no problems. Now suddenly it won't download the last nights show. I have read and followed all troubleshoot and cannot find a solution. I have unsubscribed and re-subscribed to no avail. Can someone help me with this problem?
keian27 wrote:
And now that my contract has expired, I have some options. Last weekend, I called Verizon again threatening to leave. The representative offered the same $75 rebate that was offered to me 6 months earlier. I even offered up one of my device upgrades in place of a network extender, but that deal was knocked down. And so now I’m left with the option to make a public spectacle out of this scenario and hope Verizon takes notice. Failing that, I’ll be forced to leave Verizon behind.
I don't understand. If having service in your home IS important to you and you already know Verizon's policy, why have you not instead started to search for carriers which cover your home? It seems a pretty easy decision to me, at least. -
i just bought a song on itunes and it downloaded it but for some reason is not playing. o you know why?
- Try a reset. it cures many ill and nothing is lost
Reset iPod touch: Hold down the On/Off button and the Home button at the same time for at
least ten seconds, until the Apple logo appears
- Does it play in iTunes on the computer?
- Delete the song and redownload it by:
Downloading past purchases from the App Store, iBookstore, and iTunes Store
- Ask iTunes for a redownload.
How to report an issue with Your iTunes Store purchase -
I have a new iphone 5. After update and download some programs I can not just turn it on and shown in the LCD "iTunes" with a picture of a USB cable. - Can anyone help me solve the problem. thanks
Its trying to tell you to connect it by usb to a computer to reflash a failed firmware flash
You should comply -
Hi..I have just recently got an iPhone and I had installed some apps already but now when I try to install and download any apps it just sits there on "waiting" and will not download.. Im able to erase it but no apps will download now. I have tried logging out of the app store but it still did the same thing. I also tried resetting it and that didn't work either. I've tried everything I can think of but still just sits there saying "waiting." what do I do?
- Maybe here:
iPhone, iPad, iPod touch: Unknown error containing '0xE' when connecting
- Try redownloading the app directly to the iPod by:
Downloading past purchases from the App Store, iBookstore, and iTunes Store -
i bought an i pad (4) on 2014 as second owner, the first owner said he just open it but when i returned to my town, i realized that he make account and download some programs, i lost the opportunity to download free I work programs how can i solve this problem?
If you are trying to activate an iPad or iPhone and it is asking for the original owners Apple ID and password, you have encountered the Activation Lock. This is a security feature that prevents thieves from setting up and using a stolen or lost iPad or iPhone. You have no alternative. No must contact the original owner to get permission to use the device. If you cannot contact the original owner return the device to where you bought it and get a refund. You will never be able to activate the device and no one can help you do it.
IF the iPad is working ok but is signed in to another users Apple ID use the Settings app to sign out of the old ID and sign in to your Apple ID.
Settings > itunes and App Store > tap on the applie ID and sign out > sign in with your Apple ID.
you should then be able to download or purchase apps using your Apple ID.
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Hi i have a nokia n95 model (not the one with 8Gb) and my son bloked it with a security code .. now i don't know what else i can do.. the waranty is over and i don't thing it's such a big problem.. i don't think i need to take it into a nokia assiste
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