Timeout in waiting for IPS service to start. Component: IPS

Hello
I have an sa 520 and in logs i see the message
<Timeout in waiting for IPS service to start.
Component: IPS>
i am sure that ips failed to start because although i have enabled ips in lan with
Signature File SBIPS000019 i do not see any logs for ips events
firmware version = 2.2.0.7
the above happened after a facory reset and configuration from scratch

Well the problem is now resolved. It was either faulty tapes (about 12 of) or two tape drives with faulty heads. We had the heads replaced in one of the drives and tested it with a new tape, it works perfectly again.
MC

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"Error: 1004 A timeout occurred waiting for NDMPD.NLM to initialize."
A very common and well documented issue but every fix I have found has not worked. The list is extensive so I will start by describing the issue, then the environment and finally what I have tried so far.
The issue
I can not load BackupExec 9.1 or 9.2 on NetWare 6.5 SP8. The loader starts and when it gets to loading NDMPD.NLM the CPU hits 99% (reported by monitor.nlm) and BackupExec stops loading for about 80-120 seconds. The loader eventually gives up after a non-critical abend. From this point on I can not unload becdm.cdm and I generally reboot the server to clear the abend.
BackupExec has been working on the server for about 2 years, I can not link any changes to the time it stopped working.
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Before you say it, yes I know Symantec dropped BackupExec for NetWare years ago.
It seems to me this can only be a hardware issue now but I'm keen to hear any other ideas?
The environment
* The physical server is a HP DL385 G5 (SKU 411360-371), the tape drive is an external half height HP Ultrium 448 LTO 2 (SKU DW086A) using SAS to connect to a HP SC44Ge SAS HBA (SKU 416096-B21). It has 18GB of RAM, Two quad-core AMD Opteron 2352 2.1 GHz CPU's and 5 x direct attached SAS hard drives running on the internal P400 RAID controller configured with RAID 5.
* I can provide firmware versions if needed, the BIOS is HP A09 2009-07-11. Don't have the tape drive or HBA versions to hand.
* The server is running VMware ESXi 4.1.0 build 260247, using a free license i.e. stand alone.
* The VMware server uses about 50% of RAM, 70% of storage and 12% of CPU.
* The guest is NetWare 6.5 SP8 (overlay) running as a guest with 4GB of vRAM and a single CPU. The tape drive is presented as a generic SCSI device.
* I'm running BackupExec for NetWare 9.2.1401.5 build 287839 with the NetWare Open File Option and a Windows Remote Agent.
* I'm running the storage driver LSIMPTNW.HAM version 5.02, 5 Dec 2007, which is default with SP8. BackupExec 9.2 device driver becdm.cdm version 7.50, 7 Feb 2006.
* The NetWare server sees the tape drive as an "Unbound Device Object" until becdm.cdm is loaded at which point its recognsied as "HP Ultrium 2-SCSI T65D"
* The tape drive is listed on the BackupExec HCL - "StorageWorks Ultrium 448 LTO2" except mine is SAS not SCSI. Enterprise Support - Symantec Corp. - Symantec Backup Exec for NetWare Servers (tm) 9.x (9.0, 9.1, 9.2) Hardware Compatibility List. Includes HCL information for supported drives, libraries, virtual tape devices, fibre-channel HBAs, switches, and rou
What have I tried so far?
* We have a rental tape drive identical to our own as the original one was over-heating, so I have tried two physical tape drives. Both using the same server, HBA and SAS tape drive cable.
* I have used tcpcon.nlm to check that port 10,000 is unused.
* I have tried the parameter -!X on the line of bestart.ncf that loads BackupExec to stop it checking if port 10,000 is free.
* I have added a set statement to c:\nwserver\startup.ncf "set auto load of cdm modules = off" so it will not try to load unwanted CDM's.
* I have renamed all copies of nwtape.cdm to nwtape.cdx on the C: so they can not be auto loaded.
* There are no load statements in the startup.ncf for other tape drive device drivers. Just scsihd.cdm and idecd.cdm.
* There are no tape libraries or robots involved. Its just a basic tape drive.
* The physical and virtual server have been rebooted numerous times to ensure its not a memory issue etc...
* I've loaded the server with no other significant modules loaded. Just the basics like eDirectory etc... and the same issue still occurs.
* In addition to the NW65 SP8 default version of lsimptnw.ham I have tried version 5.03.01, 23 Jan 2008, from the LSI website.
* I have deleted the original BackupExec folder from the server (sys:\bkupexec) and re-installed BackupExec numerous times.
* I have powered off the tape drive a number of times
* I have changed the tape drives virtual SCSI ID, presented by VMware to the NetWare guest, to be a higher number on the same virtual HBA as the virtual disk. I have also tried allocating the tape drive a virtual SCSI ID on a dedicated virtual HBA, SCSI 1:0.
* I have deleted the SMDR config file (sys:\etc\sms\smdr.cfg) and re-created it using the command "load smdr.nlm new"
* I have deleted the NetWare servers backup queue and the SMS SMDR Group from eDirectory and re-created the queue using the command "load qman.nlm new". Note: as its NW65SP8 the SMS RPC object does not exist and the SMS SMDR group is not re-created.
* I have deleted the two BackupExec objects from eDirectory and re-created them by loading BackupExec using "bestart.ncf".
* I have checked the health of eDirectory.
* I have tried the LSI SAS and LSI Parallel virtual HBA's in the VMware guest machine.
* I have tried adding the parameter qtags=off to the load command for lsimptnw.ham in startup.ncf.
* I have tried the parameter -b on the line of bestart.ncf that loads BackupExec
* I have tried loading ipxspx.nlm to stop any public symbol error messages when loading BackupExec
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* I have built a second NetWare 6.5 SP8 server (SP8 overlay DVD, MD5 verified ISO media) using the Backup server profile during the GUI install stage. I have loaded afreecon.nlm, installed VMware tools (vmwtool.nlm) and BackupExec for NetWare 9.2.1401.5 build 287839. The same issue occurs
System output
1) Excerpt from "list storage adapters"
0x04 [V358-A3] SAS1068:00008 [slot 8]
0x06 [V358-A3-D0:0] HP Ultrium 2-SCSI T65D
2) Backup Exec SureStart Console
Module NETDB.NLM is already loaded
Module SMDR.NLM is already loaded
Module TSAFS.NLM is already loaded
Loading module TSANDS.NLM
Module BECDM.CDM is already loaded
Loading module B2D.NLM
Module NWIDK.NLM is already loaded
Module NSS.NLM is already loaded
Loading module OFM.NLM
Loading module NRLTLI.NLM
Loading module AD_ASPI.NLM
Loading module NDMPD.NLM
Error: 1004
A timeout occurred waiting for NDMPD.NLM to initialize.
Press <Alt+Esc> to return to the Server Console. After you resolve
the error condition(s), re-execute the BESTART command.
3) Abend log
Novell Open Enterprise Server, NetWare 6.5
PVER: 6.50.08
Server halted Sunday, 6 May 2012 5:38:23.196
Abend 1 on P00: Server-5.70.08: Page Fault Processor Exception (Error code 00000002)
Registers:
CS = 0008 DS = 0010 ES = 0010 FS = 0023 GS = 0023 SS = 0010
EAX = 00000000 EBX = 00204B58 ECX = 896B77E0 EDX = 8A26157C
ESI = 00204B58 EDI = 00000F9B EBP = 8A261DD4 ESP = 8A261DA8
EIP = 8A1E03FD FLAGS = 00010082
8A1E03FD C680B00E000000 MOV [EAX+00000EB0]=?, 00
EIP in LSIMPTNW.HAM at code start +000013FDh
Access Location: 0x00000EB0
The violation occurred while processing the following instruction:
8A1E03FD C680B00E000000 MOV [EAX+00000EB0], 00
8A1E0404 8A45FC MOV AL, [EBP-04]
8A1E0407 8845F8 MOV [EBP-08], AL
8A1E040A 8A45F8 MOV AL, [EBP-08]
8A1E040D 89EC MOV ESP, EBP
8A1E040F 5D POP EBP
8A1E0410 5F POP EDI
8A1E0411 5E POP ESI
8A1E0412 5B POP EBX
8A1E0413 C3 RET
Running process: Server 10 Process
Thread Owned by NLM: SERVER.NLM
Stack pointer: 8A261F5C
OS Stack limit: 8A25A020
Scheduling priority: 67371008
Wait state: 50500F0 Waiting for work
Stack: --8A261E01 ?
--00000001 (LOADER.NLM|KernelAddressSpace+1)
--00951740 ?
8A1E0414 (LSIMPTNW.HAM|(Code Start)+1414)
--0097BAA0 ?
--00000000 (LOADER.NLM|KernelAddressSpace+0)
--01900190 ?
--157C157C ?
--0D000001 ?
--0097BACC ?
--8A261D01 ?
--8A261E18 ?
--00000F9B (LOADER.NLM|KernelAddressSpace+F9B)
--00204B58 ?
--00204B58 ?
8A1DFD6B (LSIMPTNW.HAM|(Code Start)+D6B)
--0097BAA0 ?
--0097BAC0 ?
--00000001 (LOADER.NLM|KernelAddressSpace+1)
--0097BA50 ?
--00000000 (LOADER.NLM|KernelAddressSpace+0)
--00F20000 ?
--00000000 (LOADER.NLM|KernelAddressSpace+0)
--00000000 (LOADER.NLM|KernelAddressSpace+0)
--00200000 ?
--0097BAA0 ?
--0097BAC0 ?
--8A261EB0 ?
--8A261E44 ?
--00000F9B (LOADER.NLM|KernelAddressSpace+F9B)
--00204B58 ?
--00204B58 ?
8A1FAA64 ?
--0097BA50 ?
--00000F03 (LOADER.NLM|KernelAddressSpace+F03)
--00000286 (LOADER.NLM|KernelAddressSpace+286)
--00951740 ?
8972FA00 (NWPA.NLM|HAI_Enable_Real_Mode_Access+34)
--00000000 (LOADER.NLM|KernelAddressSpace+0)
--8A261E70 ?
--00000F9B (LOADER.NLM|KernelAddressSpace+F9B)
--00204B58 ?
--00204B58 ?
8A1FAC47 ?
--0097BA50 ?
--00204B58 ?
--0097BA50 ?
--00000000 (LOADER.NLM|KernelAddressSpace+0)
--01080000 ?
--01080000 ?
--8A261E90 ?
--00000F9B (LOADER.NLM|KernelAddressSpace+F9B)
--00204B58 ?
--00204B58 ?
8A1FAC95 ?
--00952180 ?
--010824A0 ?
--02058001 ?
--8A261EB8 ?
--00000F9B (LOADER.NLM|KernelAddressSpace+F9B)
--00204B58 ?
--00204B58 ?
8A207658 ?
--010824A0 ?
--01091240 ?
--00951740 ?
--00008100 (LOADER.NLM|KernelAddressSpace+8100)
--00008134 (LOADER.NLM|KernelAddressSpace+8134)
--8A261EEC ?
--00000F9B (LOADER.NLM|KernelAddressSpace+F9B)
--00204B58 ?
--00204B58 ?
8A208ED6 ?
--010824A0 ?
--00000003 (LOADER.NLM|KernelAddressSpace+3)
--00000046 (LOADER.NLM|KernelAddressSpace+46)
--02010002 ?
--010824A0 ?
--00000000 (LOADER.NLM|KernelAddressSpace+0)
--00951740 ?
--00000001 (LOADER.NLM|KernelAddressSpace+1)
--00204B60 ?
--00000F9B (LOADER.NLM|KernelAddressSpace+F9B)
--00204B58 ?
--00204B58 ?
89729AE5 (NWPA.NLM|NPAThreadRoutine+3D)
--00010002 ?
-896E5110 (MM.NLM|PostponeEvent+0)
8973173F (NWPA.NLM|CDM_MountActivate_Message+EB)
--00000001 (LOADER.NLM|KernelAddressSpace+1)
--00000000 (LOADER.NLM|KernelAddressSpace+0)
--802171E4 ?
--802171E4 ?
80327F6B (MM.NLM|RetryPostponedMessages+237)
--01081A00 ?
--00204B60 ?
--00000F9B (LOADER.NLM|KernelAddressSpace+F9B)
--00204B58 ?
--00204B58 ?
003682B2 (SERVER.NLM|CallAESRoutineWithEsiSet+A)
Additional Information:
The CPU encountered a problem executing code in LSIMPTNW.HAM. The problem may be in that module or in data passed to that module by a process owned by SERVER.NLM.
Thanks,
MC

Well the problem is now resolved. It was either faulty tapes (about 12 of) or two tape drives with faulty heads. We had the heads replaced in one of the drives and tested it with a new tape, it works perfectly again.
MC

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//Fredrik

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I can view movie previews and Podcasts.
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Message was edited by: gbcecanada
Message was edited by: gbcecanada

I received my Apple TV yesterday.
I am running cable internet with 10Mbps constant.
So I connected it up and proceeded to issue after issue. I could not log into my Apple account. It was stating that my name or password was incorrect.
When I would start the unit it would stay at the waiting for network connections screen for several minutes!
I did all the tricks of turning the apple of and back on, NO FIX.
I tried to update the software, and I recieved a message that stated I have the most updated software, so....NO FIX
I did a full restore. The Apple TV downloaded the newest software and rebooted after about 7 minutes, NO FIX
I logged into my router and opened all ports, added ports 80 and 123, NO FIX
I also disabled my entire firewall on my router and turned off the WEP security feature...and what would you guess.....NO F I X!!
So I logged back into my router and reset all my original settings...still NO FIX.
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Hope this helps everyone that, at some point, has shared my pain and frustration.

Startup hangs at "Waiting for Internet Services"

I have a Quicksilver 800 and after a power outage when I tried to restart my Mac the startup hangs at "Waiting for Internet Services" and will not get to the login window. I ran a disk repair, permissions repair, and ran Disk Warrior with no luck. I'd appreciate any help you can give.

William, welcome to Apple Discussions.
Will it boot from your system CD?
Is the Startup Disk set to start from your HD or a Network?
Many times after a power failure, the Mac won't startup & you have to do a PMU reset. See Mac PRAM, NVRAM, CUDA/PMU & Battery Tutorial
 Cheers, Tom

I can't go further "waiting for Printing Services" after turning on.

I have tried to reboot but it comes to the same point, The logo and spining daisy are there for 5 min. then I see the Blue bar with prompts growing at times(it takes 10 - 15 min. when it reaches "waiting for Prionting Services" stays there forever, I guess this all started when I tried to instal new updates (with no success)How can I revert the installation? or how can I get to the loging screen?
what shall I do?PLEASE HELP!!!!!

I am working on a friend's Ibook, I am a PC IT, and know very little about Mac's so please bare with me in helping (1st grade Mac user).
In my Mac fixing journey, I have used:
1. Repair Disk = no repairs found to fix
2. Repair Permissions = stalls and gives a prompt disconnected quit and restart, did that same prompt
3. Booted in safe mode, gets to the same point "waiting for Printing Services" and then fades out and shuts itself down after a long period.
4. I have tried to holding down opt, apple, p & r keys to reset "pram" = no go.
5. Removed the power source and batter to reset computer.
6. Booted computer connected into the printer and not connected to the computer. Same freeze place.
After all this being done,and reading alot in here, I purchased disk warrior, it corrected a few errors, rebuilt and rebooted...only to come back to "waiting for Printing Services" and then freeze.
Anyone have anything else they can help me with, that might get me passed this problem??
Thanks in Advance for any advice!!
Sav
Ibook G4 Mac OS X (10.0.x)

CCP related: A timeout occured waiting for a response from the ECU

Hello All,
            I had just started using ECU Calibration tool kit software. Iam using USB 8473 for my application.When I tried to run the VI after loading the *.A2L file, I see an error message saying "A timeout occured waiting for a response from the ECU ". Does anyone know how to communicate with the ECU through CCP.
       Iam pretty sure that Iam using the right cable. I also checked the address of the parameters using Get property.vi what iam trying to read, wether they are matching with the address in the *.A2L file or not.They are matching. However I was able to communicate with my ECU when I use the same device to read the data over J1939 data link, based on arbitration ID's, with the Vi's from CAN Frame to Channel Conversion Library.
    Can any pls help me out how to communicate with my ECU using CAN Calibration Toolkit software.
-Lucky.

Hello,
          I am sending you an attachment of the manual for the ECU Calibration tool kit . Please go through the manual it will clarify your doubt. Moreover , check for can vi's in the example finder in labVIEW. Those will help ....
I am sending you a link which gives you some insight about the installation of CCP command set and the use of the toolkit with the USB CAN hardware.
http://digital.ni.com/softlib.nsf/websearch/D7DE248D07CAD00086256ED3004BAB8A?opendocument&node=13206...
Drivers and Updates: ECU Measurement and Calibration Toolkit 2.1
Attachments:
can manual.pdf ‏1437 KB

I can't go further "waiting for Printer Services" on Mac OS X 10.3 can U?

Evening, I'm a new user, and ocassionally use my iBook.I turned it on but it takes ONE HOUR to get to the prompt Waiting for Printing Services. I was advised to re boot but no success, I guess this all happened after i tried to update latest version.
I appreciate if you can help!!!

I am working on a friend's Ibook, I am a PC IT, and know very little about Mac's so please bare with me in helping (1st grade Mac user).
In my Mac fixing journey, I have used:
1. Repair Disk = no repairs found to fix
2. Repair Permissions = stalls and gives a prompt disconnected quit and restart, did that same prompt
3. Booted in safe mode, gets to the same point "waiting for Printing Services" and then fades out and shuts itself down after a long period.
4. I have tried to holding down opt, apple, p & r keys to reset "pram" = no go.
5. Removed the power source and batter to reset computer.
6. Booted computer connected into the printer and not connected to the computer. Same freeze place.
After all this being done,and reading alot in here, I purchased disk warrior, it corrected a few errors, rebuilt and rebooted...only to come back to "waiting for Printing Services" and then freeze.
Anyone have anything else they can help me with, that might get me passed this problem??
Thanks in Advance for any advice!!
Sav
Ibook G4 Mac OS X (10.0.x)

Client-Auth reports: HTTP4030: Timeout while waiting for client certificate

Hello,
I'm having problems with the certificate authentication in my Sun Java System Web Server Enterprise Edition 6.1: I have created an ACL in the SJWS that asks for a client certificate when the user goes to a specific URI:
acl "uri=/server1/myaction.do";
authenticate (user) {
method="ssl";
deny (all)
user = "admin";
It works great and, when the user goes to "/server1/myaction.do" (we are using Internet Explorer 7 as Web browser), the window for selecting the client certificate appears:
- If the user selects a certificate that doesn't require password, everything works fine.
- The problem comes when the certificate is configured in Internet Explorer for asking for a password every time it is accessed. Once the user has selected the password protected certificate, the window for typing the password appears, but if the user doesn't type it and click OK IN LESS THAN 5 SECONDS (I've timed it), the following messages appear in the SJWS logs:
[28/Nov/2007:09:25:05] failure ( 2055): for host 10.0.145.11 trying to GET /server1/myaction.do, Client-Auth reports: HTTP4030: Timeout while waiting for client certificate.
[28/Nov/2007:09:25:05] security ( 2055): HTTP4290: get_auth_user_ssl: client passed no certificate.
I tried to add the following two lines to the magnus.conf file of the SJWS, but nothing changed:
SSLClientAuthTimeout 240
AcceptTimeout 3600
Has anyone experienced something similar? Any little piece of advice would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you very much in advance,
Carlos.

This is fixed in Web Server 7.0 update 2. Please migrate/upgrade to Web Server 7.0 update 2. Sorry for the inconvenience.

Waiting for communication service

dear all,
when i execute directly the setting for information broadcasting a mail is being sent but when i schedule the same setting in transaction SOST it is showing warning 'waiting for communication service' message no SO672.
how to remove that.
any settings for that to be done.
plz help
ajay

Hi ajay chauhan,
I´m faccing with the same error even I send to an external email address or an internal email address. How can you solve that error... can you remember?!
Best regards,
João Dimas - Portugal

Waiting for network services...

My ATV2 is online, it connected to my network, and all the movie thumbnails and such are displayed. It won't connect to the iTunes store, says that the Apple ID or password aren't recognized. Gets stuck on "Waiting for network services..." on Netflix. When attempting a restore downloads "the latest update" and looks like it's doing what it should but then displays "The update was not successful." Resets don't help, as it gets stuck on the "Waiting for network services..." Anyone having similar problems?

I had the same problem. I just wanted to stream content from Netflix for starters, no bothering with iTunes on a PC, but the aTV2 would be stuck "Waiting for network services". Checking my settings and my router reflected a good WiFi connection, DHCP address assigned, etc. Internet radio worked fine, as did photo screen saver from FlickR.
Attempting to log in to iTunes gave an incorrect password error -- a lamentably bad error since the password was correct.
No joy on Netflix login.
No joy on YouTube. Which is puzzling since port 80 is open. (I wonder if the aTV2 is calling home to Apple even if you are just using Netflix or YouTube.)
All of this is a major annoyance as you have to keep entering your accounts and passwords from scratch over and over with the silly remote control and alphanumeric entry control.
I suspected AppleTV was trying to connect to its services on the internet on some ports my router firewall was blocking, but there is no discoverable, comprehensive, or accurate Apple documentation to indicate what ports those are. I tried opening TCP:3689 with no improvement.
As a last try, I opened every outbound port for the aTV2. (That is not going to be acceptable in the long term. We run a tight network security ship here.) It still didn't work. "Waiting for network services...". Hmph! I powered cycled the aTV2. After it rebooted, it works fine with Netflix and Youtube. No "Waiting..."
It is lamentable that aTV2 setup and/or network test doesn't report what ports it is failing to connect on. Bad bad OOBE Apple! XBOX 360 for example gives much more useful network config assistance.

SCCM 2012 - Waiting for a Service Window

I'm trying to send a package to a bunch of computers but everything shows as "In Progress" because they're "waiting for a service window". The thing is, it's a Sunday morning, all the clients are configured with normal work hours, there are no maintenance
windows configured on any collection. What am I missing?

Here is what I get, I'm confused.
<![LOG[No Service Windows exist for this type. Will check if the program can run in the All Programs window...]LOG]!><time="01:12:35.553+240" date="11-04-2012" component="ServiceWindowManager" context="" type="1" thread="1032" file="servicewindowhandler.cpp:1517">
<![LOG[ Biggest Active Service Window has ID = {3D1F8888-E30E-4122-B0C2-4FF6898A2175} having Starttime=11/03/12 18:00:00]LOG]!><time="01:12:35.553+240" date="11-04-2012" component="ServiceWindowManager" context=""
type="1" thread="1032" file="servicewindowhandler.cpp:1336">

"Waiting for network services..." forever! Then, wont' accept WEP password!

Anyone having this issue. One of my two new Apple TV 2s is doing this...was working fine for weeks and then bang!

I had the same problem. I just wanted to stream content from Netflix for starters, no bothering with iTunes on a PC, but the aTV2 would be stuck "Waiting for network services". Checking my settings and my router reflected a good WiFi connection, DHCP address assigned, etc. Internet radio worked fine, as did photo screen saver from FlickR.
Attempting to log in to iTunes gave an incorrect password error -- a lamentably bad error since the password was correct.
No joy on Netflix login.
No joy on YouTube. Which is puzzling since port 80 is open. (I wonder if the aTV2 is calling home to Apple even if you are just using Netflix or YouTube.)
All of this is a major annoyance as you have to keep entering your accounts and passwords from scratch over and over with the silly remote control and alphanumeric entry control.
I suspected AppleTV was trying to connect to its services on the internet on some ports my router firewall was blocking, but there is no discoverable, comprehensive, or accurate Apple documentation to indicate what ports those are. I tried opening TCP:3689 with no improvement.
As a last try, I opened every outbound port for the aTV2. (That is not going to be acceptable in the long term. We run a tight network security ship here.) It still didn't work. "Waiting for network services...". Hmph! I powered cycled the aTV2. After it rebooted, it works fine with Netflix and Youtube. No "Waiting..."
It is lamentable that aTV2 setup and/or network test doesn't report what ports it is failing to connect on. Bad bad OOBE Apple! XBOX 360 for example gives much more useful network config assistance.

While Starting oacleAS time out while waiting for a managed process start

Hello Friends,
While starting the Oracle Application server, through OPMN command as well as from the services I am getting following error.
opmnctl: starting opmn and all managed processes...
================================================================================
opmn id=hydcgwsgess02:6200
0 of 1 processes started.
ias-instance id=GenPro.hydcgwsgess02.ind.ge.ad
++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
ias-component/process-type/process-set:
OC4J/home/default_group/
Error
--> Process (index=1,uid=461249245,pid=12988)
time out while waiting for a managed process to start
Log:
D:\product\10.1.3\OracleAS_1\opmn\logs\OC4J~home~default_group~1
========================================================
couldn't figure out what is the basic problem...
Normally when ever I make any changes in Oracle Sensor Edge Server, I used to get this error..
I have installed the Oracle Apps Server in Windows enviroment...
I will be very happy if some body can help me resolve the issue...
Regards
Nasim

i got the same error but in my case, I used HTTPDispatcher and found that the URL parameter was invalid, so I changed it in the edgeserver.xml and restart, it's ok for me.
Edited by: blackwaterpark on Oct 29, 2008 2:21 PM

OacleAS time out while waiting for a managed process start

Hello Friends,
While starting the Oracle Application server, through OPMN command as well as from the services I am getting following error.
opmnctl: starting opmn and all managed processes...
================================================================================
opmn id=hydcgwsgess02:6200
0 of 1 processes started.
ias-instance id=GenPro.hydcgwsgess02.ind.ge.ad
++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
ias-component/process-type/process-set:
OC4J/home/default_group/
Error
--> Process (index=1,uid=461249245,pid=12988)
time out while waiting for a managed process to start
Log:
D:\product\10.1.3\OracleAS_1\opmn\logs\OC4J~home~default_group~1
========================================================
couldn't figure out what is the basic problem...
Normally when ever I make any changes in Oracle Sensor Edge Server, I used to get this error..
I have installed the Oracle Apps Server in Windows enviroment...
I will be very happy if some body can help me resolve the issue...
Regards
Nasim

Can't tell you what's wrong with just this much of information. Take a look at this log file (as reported in the error message):
D:\product\10.1.3\OracleAS_1\opmn\logs\OC4J~home~default_group~1
And also:
D:\product\10.1.3\OracleAS_1\j2ee\home\log\home_default_group_1\server.log
These two log files will give you bit more information to help diagnose the issue.
Thanks
Shail

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