Archiving status = Warning:failed to process mailbox
Hi, I have problems with 4 users mailboxes for other hunders there isn't any problem. In Enterprise Vault their archived mailboxes are empty. There are warnings in Archiving reports that users mailboxes' couldn't be archived and the warning is : Archiving status = "Warning:failed to process mailbox". - There isn't any problem in Deployment Scanner. - Operating System Name Windows 2008 R2 Server Standard (full installation) Service Pack 1 64-bit - SQL 2014 version:12.0.4213.0 - Enterprise Vault Version : 11.0.1.3474 - CHF Version 11.0.1.3683 In Dtrace there are some erors it can be related or not: 2479 10:22:23.628 [5376] (StorageArchive) <5736> EV:H Error MAPI_E_NOT_ENOUGH_MEMORY (0x8007000E): Attempting to read the property into a stream... 2480 10:22:23.628 [5376] (StorageArchive) <5728> EV:L The correct propTag value [0x10100003] is different from the dwAlignPad value [0x00000000] 2481 10:22:23.628 [5376] (StorageArchive) <5720> EV:L The correct propTag value [0x10100003] is different from the dwAlignPad value [0x00000000] 2482 10:22:23.628 [5376] (StorageArchive) <5724> EV:H Error MAPI_E_NOT_ENOUGH_MEMORY (0x8007000E): Attempting to read the property into a stream... 4452 10:22:23.691 [5376] (StorageArchive) <5728> EV:H {WriteSavesetCommand::Execute:#98} _com_error exception: [The system cannot find the path specified. (0x80070003)] 4453 10:22:23.691 [5376] (StorageArchive) <5740> EV:L {CSavesetSISData::GetSavesetIdentifier} (Exit) Status: [Success] 4454 10:22:23.691 [5376] (StorageArchive) <5728> EV:L {WriteSavesetCommand::Execute} (Exit) Status: [The system cannot find the path specified. (0x80070003) (anticipated err may not indicate an issue)] 4455 10:22:23.691 [5376] (StorageArchive) <5740> EV:L {CSaveset2::get_VaultId} (Entry) 4456 10:22:23.691 [5376] (StorageArchive) <5728> EV:L {EVCommandExecutor::ExecuteRecoverWithRetry} (Entry) 4457 10:22:23.691 [5376] (StorageArchive) <5740> EV:L {CSavesetOnIStg::get_VaultId} (Entry) 7040 10:22:29.619 [35632] (ArchiveTask) <6464> EV:H :AgentMessageDispenser::ProcessMessages() |Exiting routine |For more information, see Help and Support Center at http://entced.symantec.com/entt?product=ev&language=english&version=11.0.1.0&build=11.0.1.3683&error=V-437-2429 7041 10:22:29.619 [35632] (ArchiveTask) <18324> EV:H :CAgentSchedule::ProcessSchedule() |The scheduler is shutting down. |For more information, see Help and Support Center at http://entced.symantec.com/entt?product=ev&language=english&version=11.0.1.0&build=11.0.1.3683&error=V-437-2399 7042 10:22:29.619 [35632] (ArchiveTask) <10092> EV:L {AgentMessageDispenser::ThreadDeInitialise} (Entry) 7589 10:22:29.743 [35632] (ArchiveTask) <30792> EV:L MSMQ Nack Message Handler for Archive Agent Admin Queue stopped |For more information, see Help and Support Center at http://entced.symantec.com/entt?product=ev&language=english&version=11.0.1.0&build=11.0.1.3683&error=V-437-6423 7590 10:22:29.743 [35632] (ArchiveTask) <30792> EV:L {CQueue::~CQueue} (Entry) Here is another Dtrace log: 4769667 10:23:39.803 [24624] (ArchiveTask) <23076> EV:H 23076:ServiceMain() |Creating entries for all this agents queues |For more information, see Help and Support Center at http://entced.symantec.com/entt?product=ev&language=english&version=11.0.1.0&build=11.0.1.3683&error=V-437-2321 4769668 10:23:39.803 [24624] (ArchiveTask) <23076> EV:H 23076:ServiceMain() |Ensure that all required queues are available and usable |For more information, see Help and Support Center at http://entced.symantec.com/entt?product=ev&language=english&version=11.0.1.0&build=11.0.1.3683&error=V-437-2322 Thank you,
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