12-29-2011 08:52 AM
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01-02-2012 08:03 AM
DCOM errors that you see usually arent bugs, the times you see them is when the services aren't started.
So the way that it works is when you install Enterprise Vault, it registers a bunch of DCOM packages which allow the EV Servers to talk to each other securely over the network,
The DCOM errors that you will typically see is that EVServer1 connects to EVServer2, through something such as Storage Archive, Windows gets the request and then launches StorageArchive.exe and all is great.
But if Enterprise Vault services are stopped, EVServer1 tries to connect and Windows tries to launch the DCOM Package and it fails because the services are stopped, which then throws an error in the system logs (i.e that this item failed to launch etc), that is perfectly normal and other applications that use DCOM would see the same issues as well
12-29-2011 09:11 AM
does Site A's EVAdmin account have PowerAdmin role in SiteB and vice versa?
12-29-2011 10:42 AM
Yes. It is the same account. Prior to reinstalling the OS on the new vault server, the Move Archive process worked fine with the same account.
12-29-2011 10:57 AM
ok so heres a question, on the destination site, is the archive you are moving to closed or open? what about the vault store partitions? are they also open or closed?
12-29-2011 11:20 AM
Destination site is open as well as the vault store partitions. It all worked prior to reinstalling the OS on the new vault server with the same account.
12-29-2011 11:47 AM
you're probably going to have to create a support case with symc regarding this.
Just as a matter of interest, in the System logs in your event viewer, do you see any DCOM errors?
Also wondering what would happen if on the destination archive you give the full read/write/delete access to the evadmin, something somewhere along the line is denying the rights it currently needs
12-29-2011 01:27 PM
There are some DCOM errors.
01-01-2012 12:20 AM
The DCOM issue is bug as told by tech support.
01-01-2012 05:05 AM
01-02-2012 02:16 AM
Hi JesusWept2, what's the issue? I was told by tech support and asked me to ignore the errors...we are using 2+1 cluster, everytime failover it will have this error, do you have any solution?
Although I can changed the permission, when the EV service restarted, it will reset back the permission. The symantec consultant told me to ignore also.
Thank you.
01-02-2012 08:03 AM
DCOM errors that you see usually arent bugs, the times you see them is when the services aren't started.
So the way that it works is when you install Enterprise Vault, it registers a bunch of DCOM packages which allow the EV Servers to talk to each other securely over the network,
The DCOM errors that you will typically see is that EVServer1 connects to EVServer2, through something such as Storage Archive, Windows gets the request and then launches StorageArchive.exe and all is great.
But if Enterprise Vault services are stopped, EVServer1 tries to connect and Windows tries to launch the DCOM Package and it fails because the services are stopped, which then throws an error in the system logs (i.e that this item failed to launch etc), that is perfectly normal and other applications that use DCOM would see the same issues as well