Setup Lync server components failing
Hi,
It is running through the prerequisits ok then fails on
Installing any collocated databases...
Executing PowerShell command: Install-CSDatabase -Confirm:$false -Verbose -LocalDatabases -Report "C:\Users\administrator.CR
I have checked the databases are there and the permissions are set correctly. I have also checked both websites are up and running.
The logs are pointing to a permission or firewall error but I can't locate it.
It is running through the prerequisits ok then fails on
Installing any collocated databases...
Executing PowerShell command: Install-CSDatabase -Confirm:$false -Verbose -LocalDatabases -Report "C:\Users\administrator.CR
I have checked the databases are there and the permissions are set correctly. I have also checked both websites are up and running.
The logs are pointing to a permission or firewall error but I can't locate it.
Ok here are some things to check:
The account you are using is in RTCUniversalReadOnlyAdmins
Make sure you have the share that you setup accessible to everyone, that includes both the share permissions and folder permissions
Make sure no server firewalls are enabled, if they are make sure the ports you are using to communicate are opened. usually I like to disable the firewalls, make sure it is working then re-enable with the correct ports open.
try those first.
The account you are using is in RTCUniversalReadOnlyAdmins
Make sure you have the share that you setup accessible to everyone, that includes both the share permissions and folder permissions
Make sure no server firewalls are enabled, if they are make sure the ports you are using to communicate are opened. usually I like to disable the firewalls, make sure it is working then re-enable with the correct ports open.
try those first.
ASKER
Hi,
thanks for your help
I have checked the share and file permissions, everyone has full control. I am using a domain admin account that is a member of the RTCUniversalReadOnlyAdmins
i have also disable all the firewalls just in case. One thing I did notice was that the external website failed to start because it had the same port as the default website. I have now changed this on the default web site so both sites are now up and running. I have just rebooted the server to ake sure all changes have taken full effect. I have also confirmed the sql instance is configured, active and both SA and windows authentication has been enabled.
when I ran the components again it failed with exactly the same error.
thanks for your help
I have checked the share and file permissions, everyone has full control. I am using a domain admin account that is a member of the RTCUniversalReadOnlyAdmins
i have also disable all the firewalls just in case. One thing I did notice was that the external website failed to start because it had the same port as the default website. I have now changed this on the default web site so both sites are now up and running. I have just rebooted the server to ake sure all changes have taken full effect. I have also confirmed the sql instance is configured, active and both SA and windows authentication has been enabled.
when I ran the components again it failed with exactly the same error.
OK, so you are trying to setup your monitoring server? Is the monitoring server on the same domain as the fe server? Give me soem detials on what you have done so far and some topoloyg of your implementation.
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I have installed a windows 2008 server, which is going have a single standalone instance of the lync server everything is going to run off the same machine.
I have created the topology and manually created a share called share(i know not very imaginative). and have given everyone full control on the share and the file permissioning. the topology has been published with out any errors. i have let the install put sql on and setup the instance, i have used sql manager to check both windows and sql admin have rights to logon to the instance with full admin rights. everything is part of the same domain.
I have created the topology and manually created a share called share(i know not very imaginative). and have given everyone full control on the share and the file permissioning. the topology has been published with out any errors. i have let the install put sql on and setup the instance, i have used sql manager to check both windows and sql admin have rights to logon to the instance with full admin rights. everything is part of the same domain.
When you say everything is on the samemachine what roles specifically?
ASKER
Hi,
The machine has the following Roles installed:
File Services
Web Services.
For Lync -
Standard Front End server
Instant Messageing
Conferencing
Enterprise Voice
SQL Store is RTC
File Store is Share
Monitoring server : CGServ05.credocare.local
Under the Monitoring Servers is states SQL Store: cgserv05.credocare.local\d
The machine has the following Roles installed:
File Services
Web Services.
For Lync -
Standard Front End server
Instant Messageing
Conferencing
Enterprise Voice
SQL Store is RTC
File Store is Share
Monitoring server : CGServ05.credocare.local
Under the Monitoring Servers is states SQL Store: cgserv05.credocare.local\d
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Great to hear it! I have to admit I was getting stumped. Good eyes!
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Took a lot of digging :-)
ASKER
After a lot of digging on the server finally realised that the network protocol for the monitoring instance didn't have TCP enabled. once this was enabled it all started working.
The error message I was getting from the lync install was really misleading.
thanks for your input
The error message I was getting from the lync install was really misleading.
thanks for your input
ASKER
I am happy with this solution. Hope it will halp others out.
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Error connecting to "CGSERV05.credocare.local"