Platespin Error 53
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Favorite Rating: Network Path not system error 53 has occurred net use Found error during discoveryThis document (7920732) is provided system error 53 net view subject to the disclaimer at the end of this document. Environment PlateSpin Migrate, Protect,
System Error 53 Mapping Network Drive
or Forge used to discover source Windows workloads. Situation "Network Path not found" error returned during the discovery process:This error is likely
System Error 53 Windows 10
to occur if the Remote Registry Service has not been started or if the Administrative shares (i.e. \\
Troubleshooting "System Error: 53 - Network Path not found" errors The information in this article applies to: DameWare Remote Support DameWare Mini Remote Control System Error: 53
System Error 53 Has Occurred Windows 8
ERROR_BAD_NETPATH The network path was not found. System errors are Microsoft Windows Operating System net use error 5 errors. Microsoft system error: 53 is not directly related to DameWare remote support software, but is a fairly common error message. system error 53 has occurred windows 10 The Remote Registry not running is the root cause of Microsoft Error 53. The following are some common things to check when trying to resolve a System Error: 53 - Network path not found. Verify http://www.novell.com/support/kb/doc.php?id=7920732 that File & Printer Sharing is enabled on the remote machine. Ensure all the necessary File & Printer Sharing ports are open on all routers/firewalls between the local and remote machines, and in any type of firewall software on the remote machine. Confirm that the Operating System (O/S) is properly configured with regard to Names Resolution. This is important because DameWare software uses the O/S for all Names Resolution. http://support.dameware.com/kb/article.aspx?ID=300059 For Example: Open a CMD prompt, then Ping the remote machine by its Host Name. Enable NetBios (i.e. NetBios over IP (NetBT/WINS), NetBios over IPX, etc.). For DameWare NT Utilities (DNTU) or DameWare Remote Support (DRS) Event Log, Properties, Processes, Registry, Services, or Software Views, verify that the Remote Registry Service is Enabled and Started manually on the remote machine. Note: this Service is not started by default under Vista. For the aforementioned views in DNTU/DRS, simply ensure the Remote Registry Service is running on the remote machine. Otherwise, this error can be easily duplicated outside of DameWare software by attempting to access the Admin$ share on the remote machine. For example: Open a CMD prompt on the local machine. Type: Net Use \\RemoteMachine\Admin$ or Net Use \\IP-Address\Admin$ Also note that File & Printer Sharing is required for all of the functionality within the DNTU/DRS software, and also by Microsoft's APIs used in the DameWare Mini Remote Control (DMRC) program to remotely install, remove, start or stop the DMRC Client Agent Service. If the remote machine is running Windows XP SP2 or Vista, then this issue is most likely related to the Windows Firewall which is enabled by default. Therefore, it will be necessary to modify t
Favorite Rating: CIFS shares disappear until CIFS restartedThis document (7011469) is provided subject to the disclaimer at the end of this https://www.netiq.com/support/kb/doc.php?id=7011469 document. Environment Novell Open Enterprise Server 2 (OES 2) LinuxNovell Open Enterprise Server 11 (OES 11) Linux Situation When trying to map a drive to CIFS share from http://planetvm.net/blog/?p=1833 a Windows 7 machine, Explorer will show the error:Windows cannot access \\server_IP_or_dns\VOLUMENAMECheck the spelling of the name. Otherwise there might be a problem with your network. To error 5 try to idetnify and resolve network problems, click Diagnose.Details include: Error code: 0x80070035 The network path was not found.On the same machine, when trying to use "net use" to map the same drive to the same CIFS share, the following is displayed: System error 53 has occurred. The network path was not found.Checking novcifs system error 53 -sl showed only the following volumes being shared via CIFS: ------------------------ List of Share points: ------------------------ _ADMIN IPC$ Resolution In this case, restarting CIFS via iManager or via command line (rcnovell-cifs restart) resolved the matter. Cause ndsd (eDirectory) was restarted which also restarted ncpserv. Additional Information CIFS runs on top of ncpserv. Therefore, when ncpserv was restarted, the linkage to the shared storage was lost. This is working normally and the proper way to restart ncpserv (or ndsd) is to:stop all services that utilize ncpservrestart ncpserv (or ndsd)restart all services from #1 DisclaimerThis Support Knowledgebase provides a valuable tool for NetIQ/Novell/SUSE customers and parties interested in our products and solutions to acquire information, ideas and learn from one another. Materials are provided for informational, personal or non-commercial use within your organization and are presented "AS IS" WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND. Document ID:7011469Creation Date:07-DEC-12Modified Date:07-DEC-12NovellOpen Enterprise Server Did this document solve your problem? Provide Feedback Let's talk. Request a Call › Sales:
Advisory:- VMSA-2010-0019 Sales people - think of us Bloggers » Dec 11 PlateSpin target SAN OS boot fails a 79% with Brocade 825(ibm oem) HBAs Fix. Categories: P2V, PlateSpin, Tips by Tom Howarth We have just been undertaking a set of P2P migrations using Platespin and this issue kicked us where it hurts for a number of days. Now before we start on explaining the workaround, I think that a little background information is needed. The current project I am involved with has had a requirement to migrate machines from unknown legacy hardware (the source servers were stored in a dark DC that the customer was vacating from) to new physical hardware based on IBM3550’s, with the added fun of those machines being SAN boot. The initial PlateSpin P2V worked flawlessly, our pain only started when we attempted the V2P part of the migration. We kept getting 7B PSOD errors, on every attempt, remember that a 7B error occurs when your configuration is missing a component that is required to boot your device. Examples of these components include the PCI bus and the IDE/SCSI controller or in our case the HBA driver. Now we knew we had the correct Device Drivers to inject into that environment, as we had used the very same ones to build several other servers of the same hardware type. after quite a lot of head scratching we decided to check the PlateSpin Driver Manager and finally some sort of sense started to appear. The diagram above shows the Brocade driver details, as you can see the PnpID is incorrect, the second images shows what should actually be in that field. this view is from the platespin analyser So what exactly did we do to get around this rather annoying state of affairs. Well read on McDuff and you shall see. Although this workaround is specifically targeted at people who are users of Platespin Migrate 9.0.2 who have encountered issues V2Ping Windows 2003 R2 with SAN booting OS using Brocade 825 IBM branded HBA adapters. It is my belief that the process can be used to aid is sorting out the vast majority of 7B errors. The first symptom of the issue occurs when the Platespin target deployment has been kicked off and reaches 79% of image deployment, this is the point when the target server will be preparing to reboot into newly created image