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Is the server for the admin server running as a domain admin, or service account that has permission to access the admin share?
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Is the server for the admin server running as a domain admin, or service account that has permission to access the admin share?

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The services are running with the Local System Account.<br />
<br />
I'm pushing the agent with the Domain Admin credentials.<br />
<br />
Thx
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The services are running with the Local System Account.

I'm pushing the agent with the Domain Admin credentials.

Thx

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In Services, scroll down to &quot;Remote Procedure Call&quot; and make sure the status says &quot;Started&quot;
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In Services, scroll down to "Remote Procedure Call" and make sure the status says "Started"

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Yes, the service is running. I already checked.<br />
<br />
Please note:<br />
I'm trying to push the agent to a member server.<br />
There is already a McAfee Virusscanner on that server but I have disabled the protections.<br />
<br />
Thx
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Yes, the service is running. I already checked.

Please note:
I'm trying to push the agent to a member server.
There is already a McAfee Virusscanner on that server but I have disabled the protections.

Thx

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Yup.<br />
It's a windows server 2003 server. Firewall disabled.<br />
<br />
Thx
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Yup.
It's a windows server 2003 server. Firewall disabled.

Thx

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Can you do the \\memberserver\Admin$ from the ePo server?<br />
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Is the remote registry running?<br />
<br />
Do you see anything in the event logs related to the installation?<br />
<br />
Sudeep
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Can you do the \\memberserver\Admin$ from the ePo server?

Is the remote registry running?

Do you see anything in the event logs related to the installation?

Sudeep

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Yup. The Admin$ share is accessible as mentioned before. I even tried creating and deleting af file.<br />
Remote registry service is started.<br />
Nothing to see in the event viewer.<br />
<br />
Thx<br />
Filip
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Yup. The Admin$ share is accessible as mentioned before. I even tried creating and deleting af file.
Remote registry service is started.
Nothing to see in the event viewer.

Thx
Filip

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try many tools:<br />
psexec<br />
at<br />
registry startup locations<br />
<br />
etc etc...
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try many tools:
psexec
at
registry startup locations

etc etc...

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I had to figure out a workarround.
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Hi guys<br />
<br />
I'm unable to push the epo agent from our epo 4.6 server.<br />
I'm getting the following error:<br />
Failed to get remote system information, system error: The remote procedure call failed<br />
<br />
I've been searching the internet for a solution but nothing works.<br />
I can ping the device, I can access the Admin$ share, ...<br />
<br />
Thx<br />
Filip
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Hi guys

I'm unable to push the epo agent from our epo 4.6 server.
I'm getting the following error:
Failed to get remote system information, system error: The remote procedure call failed

I've been searching the internet for a solution but nothing works.
I can ping the device, I can access the Admin$ share, ...

Thx
Filip

unable to push McAfee epo agent

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