Composer Error 1920
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to start January 9th, 2012 sanderdaems Leave a comment Go to comments Today I was installing VMware View in my homelab,
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after trying to install VMware View Composer 2.7 I received this error 1053: the service did not respond to the start or control request in a timely fashion. error message: Error 1920. Service VMware View Composer (svid) failed to start. Verify that you have
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sufficient privileges to start system services. Solution: After creating a new ODBC connection to my SQL server I still can’t finish the installation, the installation https://kb.vmware.com/kb/1009293 want to start service: VMware View Composer (svid).. after changing the logon service with the credentials I used for the ODBC I was able to start the service and finish the setup sanderdaemsSander Daems is founder and author of this blog and working as a Sr. Infrastructure Consultant by IT-Value. Sander has over http://blog.vmpros.nl/2012/01/09/vmware-viewerror-1920-service-vmware-view-composer-svid-failed-to-start/ 10 years experience in IT, primary focus: virtualization, storage and SBCMore Posts - Website Follow Me: Categories: VMware Tags: Composer 2.7, Error, Service, vCenter 5, View 5, vSphere 5 VMware: The operation is not allowed in the current connection state of the hostVMware: Error 2901. Could not connect to vCenter Single Sign On during installVMware: Perf Charts service experienced an internal errorVMware: Install vSphere 5 update 1 with PowerCLIZemanta Comments (10) Trackbacks (1) Leave a comment Trackback LarsTB January 25th, 2012LarsTB(Quote) at 05:19LarsTB(Quote) | #1 Reply | Quote Thanks, this solved my installation issue! tiny November 12th, 2012tiny(Quote) at 16:35tiny(Quote) | #2 Reply | Quote Cool! I meeted the same issue and sovled it that user your solution. Chris January 6th, 2013Chris(Quote) at 12:50Chris(Quote) | #3 Reply | Quote Thanks! Worked on composer 3.0 also. Harry January 30th, 2013Harry(Quote) at 11:44Harry(Quote) | #4 Reply | Quote I also modified "User Rights Assignment" under "Local Security Policy" along with the o
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Composer Service on a Windows Server 2012 or 2012R2 machine, you receive error 1920. According to this KB article, it could be related to internet connectivity problems or missing Windows Updates. Well, this is kind-of true. Apparently, When starting the service, an internet connection is necessary to check if the certificate used on the View Composer is still valid according to the Windows Certificate Store, which on it's turn checks Windows Update for the latest certificate revocation list. Unfortunately, Windows Server 2012 and up uses a different method in checking the certificate revocation list. Instead of using Windows Update, it directly connects towards the microsoft website to download a cab file: http://www.download.windowsupdate.com/msdownload/update/v3/static/trustedr/en/authrootstl.cab If this URL isn't reachable, the service will fail starting with the 1920 error message. Imagine an environment where servers don't have a direct internet connection due to security reasons. And Windows Updates are provided by a WSUS server that resides in the DMZ. You have 2 options in solving this issue: 1) Disable automatic certificate updates. Actually, this isn't a solution, but a workaround. Disabling the certificate updates imho is a security risk. But still, if this isn't one to you, do this: Set the "Turn off automatic root certificate update” policy to "Enabled" or set it via the registry by changing HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Policies\Microsoft\SystemCertificates\AuthRoot\DisableRootAutoUpdate 2) Implement a server that downloads the Roots and Disallowed Certs ( the WSUS machine for instance) and publish them internally. This is a better solution. For more information on how to this please have a look at the following URL: http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dn265983.aspx About Latest Posts Johan van AmersfoortJohan van Amersfoort is an End User Computing Consultant at ITQ Consultancy. More about Johan can be found on the about page. Latest posts by Johan van Amersfoort (see all) Cloud Pod Architectur