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1. #Symantec ghost 3.1 unable to connect to database install#
2. #Symantec ghost 3.1 unable to connect to database update#
3. #Symantec ghost 3.1 unable to connect to database manual#
4. #Symantec ghost 3.1 unable to connect to database upgrade#
5. #Symantec ghost 3.1 unable to connect to database full#

Symptom: When using User Mode clients, the number of licenses required is the number of computers where the Symantec Endpoint Protection client is deployed, as described in TECH163955. License seats are not counted properly in the Symantec Endpoint Protection Manager when using User Mode clients Solution: Modified the firewall to call the correct notification routine for Windows XP. Programs that are started from a network share take significantly longer to load.Copying files from a network location over Windows File Sharing takes significantly more time.Symptom: Computers experience network performance problems when the Network Threat Protection (NTP) firewall component of the Symantec Endpoint Protection 12.1.2 MP1 client is installed and enabled. Network performance slows on Windows XP with Symantec Endpoint Protection 12.1.2 MP1 installed Solution: Changed the way invalid data values are handled. Symptom: You can generate a report that includes log data of more than 24 hours old, but you cannot export that report to CSV.

#Symantec ghost 3.1 unable to connect to database upgrade#

"Query Failed" when exporting Symantec Endpoint Protection logs after upgrade to version 12.1.2 Windows Security Center (WSC) will automatically disable Windows Defender when Symantec Endpoint Protection registers with WSC. Solution: For installations on Windows 8, removed the option to enable/disable Windows Defender after install, as this is no longer supported. (UNKNOWN) CustomAction ShowServiceProgress returned actual error code 1603 (UNKNOWN) ScriptGen: ShowServiceProgress() is returning an error (UNKNOWN) ScriptGen: ShowServiceProgress() reset script failure event.

(UNKNOWN) ScriptGen: ShowServiceProgress() script execution failed. (UNKNOWN) ScriptGen: ShowServiceProgress() WaitForSingleObject(scriptStarted) returned WAIT_OBJECT_0 (UNKNOWN) ScriptGen: ShowServiceProgress() calling WaitForSingleObject(scriptStarted). (UNKNOWN) ScriptGen: ShowServiceProgress() MSIRUNMODE_SCHEDULED DLL: C:\WINDOWS\Installer\MSI6B0.tmp, Entrypoint: ShowServiceProgress (SERVER) MSI (s) (04:5C) : Invoking remote custom action.

#Symantec ghost 3.1 unable to connect to database install#

(SERVER) MSI (s) (04:18) : Executing op: CustomActionSchedule(Action=ShowServiceProgress,ActionType=3073,Source=BinaryData,Target=ShowServiceProgress,CustomActionData= SOFTWARE\Symantec\Symantec Endpoint Protection Executing install script via service )

Symptom: The following lines are from the SEP_INST.log generated from a failed installation attempt:

#Symantec ghost 3.1 unable to connect to database update#

Top impacting issues resolved in this release Back to topĪfter applying Microsoft update KB2781197 to a Windows 8 computer, the Symantec Endpoint Protection client installer fails

#Symantec ghost 3.1 unable to connect to database full#

For full details, read the Release Notes. This is a summary of the feature updates in SEP 12.1 RU3. Top impacting issues resolved in this release.We need to use SQL Server, not SQL Server Express,īecause the Express one has limitation: only single core used, only support 4 GB database, and more limitation. When we use SQL Server Express 2008, we could do that without problem. We have to right click the Database Server, and then select Permissions,Īnd set ArcGISSOC user as user and admin on that database server.

#Symantec ghost 3.1 unable to connect to database manual#

In the manual help of ArcGIS Server, for ArcGIS server could use feature access properly, To set privilege of ArcGISSOC user when we are using ArcGIS Server to create web editable map service layer (feature-access). Why we resist to use Add Database Server, and consider it as important is because: Īdd Database Connection just both works on SQL Server 2008 and SQL Server Express 2008.

What we are talking about is not "Add Database Connection", but Add Database Server. You can Add Database Server, no more "Connections to this edition of the database server are not supported" It just weird, when you are using SQL Server EXPRESS 2008, Making spatial database connections of any type fails from a machine other than the server. I'm having this issue when I login to the server machine and use the ArcCatlog on ther server. I'm presuming this should not matter given the windows login as the permissions to the service as described above? The esri_sde service was set up via the post installation wizard to use SQL Server authentication. The Windows login in has READ and EXECUTE permissions to %SDEHOME%\bin Log files give Error (10) a generic connection error

Unable to create spatial database connection to SQL Server 2008 from ArcCatalog 9.3.1Ĭreating spatial database connections via direct connect as below works fine for both database authentication or windows authentication:Ĭreating spatial database connections via SDE connect as below works fine for database authentication but not for windows authentication: