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Mon Jan 17, 2005 5:32 pm Post subject:
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I deactived, uninstalled and unpreped domain/forest RC release of LCS
2005 before installing RTM release of LCS 2005 Enterprise edition. When
I tried to create a new enterprise pool, I got this error:
Action Action Information Execution Result
Check Pools Container Service Connection Point: Ready
Pools Container: Ready
Success
Create Pool Pool Name: sip
Pool Backend: WIRED
Setup Files Path: M:\setup\i386\dbsetup
Database File Path: C:\LC\Data\
Database Transaction Log File Path: C:\LC\Log\
Force Clean: True
Failure
[0x8007203A] The server is not operational.
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Bulent Elmaci [MS]
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Mon Jan 17, 2005 7:24 pm Post subject:
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Can you check whether your pool backend or your DC's are accessible?
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| Quote: | I deactived, uninstalled and unpreped domain/forest RC release of LCS
2005 before installing RTM release of LCS 2005 Enterprise edition. When
I tried to create a new enterprise pool, I got this error:
Action Action Information Execution Result
Check Pools Container Service Connection Point: Ready
Pools Container: Ready
Success
Create Pool Pool Name: sip
Pool Backend: WIRED
Setup Files Path: M:\setup\i386\dbsetup
Database File Path: C:\LC\Data\
Database Transaction Log File Path: C:\LC\Log\
Force Clean: True
Failure
[0x8007203A] The server is not operational.
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Alex Yu
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Tue Jan 18, 2005 7:17 pm Post subject:
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Bulent Elmaci [MS] wrote:
| Quote: | Can you check whether your pool backend or your DC's are accessible?
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Yes, I can access DCs just fine. LDAP, etc. all working...
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toml@online.microsoft.com
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Thu Jan 20, 2005 1:18 am Post subject:
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Alex,
The other thing I have noted when working with classroom labs is setting up
the pool on the actual SQL server for the back-end. Our problems typically
are the latency with running multiple virtual machines but it has almost
always resolved the problem or given further insight to where to look.
Tom
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Bulent Elmaci [MS] wrote:
| Quote: | Can you check whether your pool backend or your DC's are accessible?
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Yes, I can access DCs just fine. LDAP, etc. all working...
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Alex Yu
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Thu Jan 20, 2005 1:31 am Post subject:
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Tom Laciano <MSFT> wrote:
| Quote: | The other thing I have noted when working with classroom labs is setting up
the pool on the actual SQL server for the back-end. Our problems typically
are the latency with running multiple virtual machines but it has almost
always resolved the problem or given further insight to where to look.
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Hi Tom,
That is what I am doing... I am setting up the pool on the SQL server.
I just run lcscmd and it did not report any error... Here is the
batch script that I am using with lcscmd.
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<LcsCmd>
<Forest>
<Action Name="CheckSchemaPrepState"/>
<Action Name="CheckForestPrepState"/>
<Action Name="CheckAllDomainsPrepState"/>
<Action Name="CheckAllPoolsState"/>
</Forest>
<Server>
<Action Name="CheckLCServerState"/>
</Server>
</LcsCmd>
I'm clueless... Anything else I can try?
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Alex Yu
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Thu Jan 20, 2005 2:06 am Post subject:
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Tom Laciano <MSFT> wrote:
| Quote: | The other thing I have noted when working with classroom labs is setting up
the pool on the actual SQL server for the back-end. Our problems typically
are the latency with running multiple virtual machines but it has almost
always resolved the problem or given further insight to where to look.
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I got it to work now by creating the pool using LcsCmd command-line
tool. GUI didn't work, but LcsCmd worked :-)
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robbo007
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Mon Nov 28, 2005 11:22 am Post subject:
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Hey,
Got the same problem. I have prepared the domain and forrest via the GUI but can't create the pool.
Can you pass me the cli command sequence you used.
Cheers,
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