Here's a link to an article about installing apps via RDP.  Was given to
me by one of our server engineers.
 
http://www.bidn.com/blogs/ShawnHarrison/ssis/2046/installing-application
s-on-windows-server-through-rdp 
 
 
Larry B.
Remedy, HP3000, & Level II Support 
 
  
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From: Larry Barnes 
Sent: Thursday, November 10, 2011 11:36 AM
To: 'arslist@ARSLIST.ORG'
Subject: RE: Fresh ARS 7.5.0 install issues


Hello everyone that has replied with suggestions
 
First a BIG thank you for them!!!
 
Now for the solution:
 
It appears that Remedy Support was correct, this time.  I removed a MS
patch, 2509553, then uninstalled ARS and rebuilt the ARSystem DB (using
a script provided by our DBA).  Then rebooted the app server and
restarted the ARS install.
 
It worked well!!!  I had a few warnings but they are doable.
 
I'm not sure why this MS patch would have been an issue but I will be
asking BMC about that.
 
Larry B.
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[mailto:arslist@ARSLIST.ORG] On Behalf Of LJ LongWing
Sent: Thursday, November 10, 2011 8:54 AM
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Subject: Re: Fresh ARS 7.5.0 install issues


** 

Larry,

I would HIGHLY recommend trying to re-install the application in the
default directory (c:\program files (x86)) and see if you still have the
problems...I don't know the reason for MS putting 32 bit apps in the 32
bit folder...but I think it has something to do with how it handles the
file (knowing that it's 32 bit because it's in that dir)...I don't know
if moving it out of that dir 'does something'...but I suspect it might.

 

From: Action Request System discussion list(ARSList)
[mailto:arslist@ARSLIST.ORG] On Behalf Of Larry Barnes
Sent: Thursday, November 10, 2011 9:38 AM
To: arslist@ARSLIST.ORG
Subject: Re: Fresh ARS 7.5.0 install issues

 

** 

Matt,

 

Thanks for the tip; I asked our DB Admin and he verified that the TCP
connections were enabled and confirmed we are using 1 IP address for
this database.  We do see records being created in the ARSystem db
during the install so we don't believe that is the issue.

 

 

As for the comments about 32 & 64 byte versions.  We are attempting to
install a 32 byte version on a 64 byte server; we want it to match
what's on our production server.

 

I did open a ticket with BMC and was VERY surprise by their unusual
quick response.  The want me to remove a MS patch (2509553) and try the
install again.  There was no mention why this might cause a problem so
I'm researching that at this time.

 

Stay tuned,

 

Again,  I appreciate your suggestions.  I trying to learn the ins/outs
of this application

 

Larry B.

Remedy, & HP3000 support


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[mailto:arslist@ARSLIST.ORG] On Behalf Of Matt Reinfeldt
Sent: Wednesday, November 09, 2011 7:09 PM
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** 

Larry,

 

Really silly question here, but have you checked the SQL Server
Configuration to ensure that TCP connections are enabled?  And that
you've gotten them set up for the right IP Address?  I've seen this
cause more headaches (especially when using cloned VMs, etc.) than
anything else during installations.  Normally, it's the first area I
check when having issues.

 

Good luck!

 

Matt R.

 

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[mailto:arslist@ARSLIST.ORG] On Behalf Of Larry Barnes
Sent: Wednesday, November 09, 2011 5:15 PM
To: arslist@ARSLIST.ORG
Subject: Fresh ARS 7.5.0 install issues

 

** 

Ok, I've beat my head against a wall so much it hurts now!  I'm trying
to install a fresh copy of ARS 7.5.0 to a fresh ARSystem db shell. 

This is on a Windows 2003 server using SQL 2005.  The database resides
on a separate server from ARS. 
  
I've resolved all the issues except the below and I'm stumped on this
one.  Can't find anything online either so I'm looking for some
pointers.   I have done this install 4 or 5 times and never had this
problem before.

  

1.      It's attempting to start the following service and stalls for 40
minutes and then dies and the install then fails.

                 BMC Remedy Action Request System Server <server-name> 
  

1.      Has anyone else seen this error?  I got this from the System
Events log

     "The BMC Remedy Action Request System Server <server-name> service
terminated with service-specific error 1064 (0x428)"

2.      Here's what it placed in the armonitor.cfg file:

Monitor-directory: "D:\ARS" 
"D:\ARS\arserver.exe"  -i "D:\ARS" -l "C:\Program Files (x86)\Common
Files\AR System\Licenses\<server-name>" -m 

3.      This is from the armonitor log:

        Wed Nov 09 14:43:57 2011   (ARNOTE 0) 
        Wed Nov 09 14:43:57 2011     Starting AR Monitor version 7.5.00
Build 200812291922. 
        Wed Nov 09 14:43:57 2011   (ARNOTE 0) 
        Wed Nov 09 14:43:57 2011     AR Monitor started. 
        Wed Nov 09 14:43:57 2011   (ARNOTE 0) 
        Wed Nov 09 14:43:57 2011     ARMonitor child process (pid:3888)
started. 
        "d:\ars\arserver.exe" 
         
        Wed Nov 09 14:43:57 2011   (ARNOTE 0) 
        Wed Nov 09 14:43:57 2011     Pausing for max 900 seconds or
until server up. 
        Wed Nov 09 14:43:58 2011   (ARNOTE 0) 
        Wed Nov 09 14:43:58 2011     The Server process terminated. 
        Wed Nov 09 14:43:58 2011   (ARNOTE 0) 
        Wed Nov 09 14:43:58 2011     Attempting to terminate ARMonitor
child process (pid:3888). 
        "d:\ars\arserver.exe" 
         
        Wed Nov 09 14:43:58 2011  Failure occurred during execl() (ARERR
33) 
        Wed Nov 09 14:43:59 2011   (ARNOTE 0) 
        Wed Nov 09 14:43:59 2011     ARMonitor child process (pid:3888)
died with 128. 
        "d:\ars\arserver.exe" 
         
        Wed Nov 09 14:43:59 2011  AR System server terminated normally
(ARERR 32) 
        Wed Nov 09 14:43:59 2011     AR Monitor stopped. 
        Wed Nov 09 14:43:59 2011   (ARNOTE 0) 
        Wed Nov 09 14:43:59 2011     Unable to start arserver process.
Bye... 


This is what it added to the ar.cfg file it created. 

        Server-Name: <server-name>. 
        Server-directory: D:\ARS\ARServer\Db 
        Multiple-ARSystem-Servers: T 
        Register-With-Portmapper: T 
        TCD-Specific-Port: 0 
        Plugin-Port: 
        Alternate-Approval-Reg: T 
        Currency-Ratio-Client-Refresh-Interval: 60 
        Homepage-Form: Home Page 
        Private-RPC-Socket: 390601 1 1 
        Private-RPC-Socket: 390603 1 1 
        Private-RPC-Socket: 390620 2 2 
        Private-RPC-Socket: 390635 2 2 
        Plugin-Path: D:\ARS 
        Plugin-Path: D:\ARS\pluginsvr 
        Plugin: ardbcconf.dll 
        Plugin: reportplugin.dll 
        Plugin: ServerAdmin.dll 
        Plugin: FlashboardObject.dll 
        Server-Plugin-Alias: ARSYS.ARF.REGISTRY ARSYS.ARF.REGISTRY
<server-name>.thecreek.com:9999 
        Db-name: ARSystem 
        Db-user: ARAdmin 
        Sybase-Server-Name: <sql server name> 
        SQL-Secure-Connection: F 
        Cache-Mode: 1 


  

Larry B. 

Remedy & HP3000 Support 
  
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