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1. #Failed to start apc pbe agent service server 2012 install#
2. #Failed to start apc pbe agent service server 2012 upgrade#
3. #Failed to start apc pbe agent service server 2012 code#

I checked the DNS settings (to make sure that each server was using itself as the primary DNS server and the other domain controller as a secondary) and restarted just to be sure but all to no avail.

I ran dcdiag /s:localhost on each server to look for any issues, checked that each server could ping the other one, that net view \\ servername returned a list of shares, and all required DNS entries were present.

Microsoft knowledge base article 332199 led me to try the dcpromo /forceremoval command but that failed in exactly the same way. (Even though logged events with IDs 1353 suggested that the FRS had indeed stopped). As in-place upgrades weren’t working, I resigned myself to the fact that I was going to have to migrate everything to the virtual server, then rebuild the original box but I wanted to cleanly remove the original domain controller from the directory.Įvery time I ran the Active Directory installation wizard ( dcpromo.exe) it failed – usually with the following error.įailed to prepare for or remove the sysvol replication “The file replication service cannot be stopped.” I decided that my system was badly broken and quickly built a virtual machine on another piece of hardware, promoting that to a domain controller to provide a live backup of Active Directory. appwiz.cpl for the Add or Remove Programs applet) and services would not stop cleanly. I had to launch control panel applets using their.

#Failed to start apc pbe agent service server 2012 upgrade#

Kindly let me know what else I can try or if you need some more information.I just wasted 2 days (one of which was on my weekend), and a lot of sleep, trying to work out why I couldn’t upgrade the Windows 2000 server which looks after my domain, DHCP, RIS, SUS and a whole load of other bits at home.Įvery time I tried to run Windows Server 2003 setup it seemed to hang – and everything else was pretty slow too.

#Failed to start apc pbe agent service server 2012 code#

The same code as a standalone application is able to communicate with our agent and get the desired data. Keep getting bytes from server until finished.īytes_read = recv(sockfd, &buffer, sizeof(buffer), 0) Clear out the request string so we can use it to hold a response. Send(sockfd,localRequest->c_str(),(int)localRequest->length(), 0) Send the message to the agent through a TCP socket. IResult = connect(sockfd, ptr->ai_addr, (int)ptr->ai_addrlen) // This is the call where I get a WSAEACCES (10013) error. Sockfd = socket(ptr->ai_family, ptr->ai_socktype, ptr->ai_protocol)

Loop through the results addrinfo structureįor(ptr = result ptr != NULL ptr = result->ai_next) IResult = getaddrinfo("127.0.0.1", portNumberStr, &hints, &result) Sprintf(portNumberStr, "%d", port_number) IResult = WSAStartup(wVersionRequested, &wsaData) Struct addrinfo *result = NULL, *ptr = NULL, hints The same thing works well on a Windows Server 2008.īelow is the code snippet: struct sockaddr_in dest.That some how on the connect() call we are getting a "WSAEACCES I debugged from the Extension Agent and found After a reboot any SNMP request to our Extension Agent is timed outīy the MIB Broswer.SNMP on Windows Server 2012, everything works very well.

#Failed to start apc pbe agent service server 2012 install#