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Exchange external DNS settings. Computer name is 0000. Checking SOA for lists.agpn.com. Checking external DNS servers. Checking internal
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DNS servers. SOA serial number match: Passed. Checking local domain records. itunes error 10054 Checking MX records using TCP: nps.org.au. Checking MX records using UDP: nps.org.au. Both TCP and UDP queries error 10054 an existing connection was forcibly closed by the remote host succeeded. Local DNS test passed. Checking remote domain records. Checking MX records using TCP: lists.agpn.com. Checking MX records using UDP: lists.agpn.com. Both TCP and UDP queries succeeded. Remote https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/kb/981344 DNS test passed. Checking MX servers listed for xxx@lists.agpn.com. Connecting to lists.agpn.com [216.8.179.23] on port 25. Failed to receive data. Error: 10054 Error: Expected "220". Failed to get a response from the server. Failed to submit mail to lists.agpn.com. Interestingly, I have similar result for other addresses, even though I can send/receive from some addresses but http://www.networksteve.com/exchange/topic.php/Failed_to_receive_Data._Error:_10054_Error_Expected_%22220%22._Faile/?TopicId=19215&Posts=13 Cannot for some. Is not it, if I have any internal problem, I will not be able to send/receive email from/to any addresses? -------------------------------------------------------------------------------Also--------------------------- The email address which didn't work has the following undeliverable message --------------- Delivery has failed to these recipients or distribution lists: 'xxx@lists.agpn.com.au'An error occurred while trying to deliver this message to the recipient's e-mail address. Microsoft Exchange will not try to redeliver this message for you. Please try resending this message, or provide the following diagnostic text to your system administrator. The following organization rejected your message: [203.37.88.45]. _____ Sent by Microsoft Exchange Server 2007 Diagnostic information for administrators: Generating server: server-mail.nps.qum xxx@lists.agpn.com.au[203.37.88.45] #557 Access denied
Services Database Administrator's Guide and the Analytic Services Technical Reference for more information on how to fix errors. Click an error message number to view information about that error message. 1040002 1040019 1042003 1042022 1040003 https://docs.oracle.com/cd/E12032_01/doc/epm.921/html_errmsgs/ernetwrk.htm 1041000 1042004 1042023 1040004 1041002 1042006 1042024 1040006 1041003 1042007 1042025 1040007 1041004 1042008 http://scottsoracleblog.blogspot.com/2012/12/error-checking-maxl-from-windows-batch.html 1040008 1041005 1042009 1040010 1041006 1042010 1040011 1041007 1042011 1040012 1041008 1042012 1040013 1041009 1042013 1040014 1041011 1042015 1040015 1041012 1042017 1040016 1041013 1042018 1040017 1041014 1042019 1040018 1042002 1042020 1040002 Too many arguments supplied for this request Possible Problems The actual number error 10054 of buffers to be sent is not the same as the number of buffers predicted at the start of the session. In the networking layer, make sure that the number of buffers predicted to be sent in this session is correct. Possible Solutions This is an internal error. Contact Hyperion Technical Support. 1040003 No length specified for data type Possible Problems The network cannot determine the length network error 10054 of the network buffer based on the type of the buffer. In the networking layer, specify the length of the buffer explicitly. Possible Solutions This is an internal error. Contact Hyperion Technical Support. 1040004 Invalid structure type. An application protocol error might exist between server and client processes. Possible Problems Analytic Services encountered data with an incorrect data type. Possible Solutions Make sure that the client computer and the server computer are running the same release of ODBC. Increase the values for NETDELAY and NETRETRYCOUNT. 1040006 No message database specified Possible Problems Analytic Services did not have a message database defined. Possible Solutions This is an internal error. Contact Hyperion Technical Support. 1040007 Cannot find message database fileName, which is required for normal operations. Make sure your PATH and ARBORPATH variables are pointing to the correct directories. Make sure that databaseName exists in the $ARBORPATH\bin directory Possible Problems Analytic Services cannot find the message database file, $ARBORPATH/bin/essbase.mdb. Possible Solutions Make sure that your PATH, ARBORPATH, and ARBORMSGPATH environment variables are set correctly. Make sure that the network is up and running correctly. Hyperion recommends that the file descriptor limit setting be 1024 files. 1040008 Error reading message database fileName. fileName could be corru
Everyone, I thought I would share a simple way to error check MaxL output using a windows batch. I know there are many different methods out there, but this is the one that I like to use. Please note: I have removed all dynamic references from the code samples below and hard coded sample paths, server, and credentials to make them as generic and as easy to adapt as possible. Also, I am making the assumption that Essmsh is in the server path so it can be called directly. In versions 11.1.2.1 and up you will need to call the startmaxl.cmd instead of essmsh as Oracle has phased out essmsh. Step 1: Ensure the MaxL Script is set to spool out to a log file by adding the following code to the beginning of you MaxL. It is also a good idea to set the time-stamp functionality to "on". /***************** Record session to a log file *********************/ spool on to C:\LogFiles\log_file_name.log; /***************** Enable MaxL Timestamp ****************************/ set timestamp on; Also make sure to include the "spool off" command at the end of your MaxL script to ensure that the log file gets closed by the operating system. (see code below) spool off; exit; Step 2: Setup the batch script to call the MaxL and perform the error checking on the MaxL log file. REM ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- REM ---------------- Execute MaxL script to extract level 0 data --------------- REM ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- call essmsh C:\MaxL\BackUp_level0.mxl [Here you would have dynamic references including server name, credentials, log file name, log file path, etc.] findstr /m "ERROR" C:\LogFiles\log_file_name.log if %errorlevel%==0 ( blat -t me@email.com -priority 1 -s "AM Backup: Level0 backup failed" -body "Level0 backup failed. Aborting Process." -attacht C:\LogFiles\log_file_name.log exit ) Example of MaxL Log File Error: Below is an example of a portion of a MaxL log file where we were encountering mysterious network errors. MAXL> login Username Password on ServerName; OK/INFO - 1051034 - Logging in user [Username]. OK/INFO - 1051035 - Last login on Thursday, June 21, 2012 10:08:07 AM. OK/INFO - 1241001 - Logged in to Essbase. essmsh timestamp: Thr Jun 21 10:08:07 2012 MAXL> import database APP.DB data from server