Lync Error Code 2310
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14, 201017 Share 0 0 An issue I ran into when trying to publish my topology is
Cannot Create Directory Because The Path Is Read Only Lync 2013
that it would complete with errors when trying to do the an error occurred while trying to start the windows deployment services server enabling topology step: Looking at the log, I can see that I'm getting the following errors
Wds Error 2310
when it trys to connect to the share: Error: Error accessing share \\BETA-LS14-SE1.beta.deitterick.com\share - Method failed with unexpected error code 2310.. Error: Cannot create directory. The path failed to save permissions on lync share is read only: \\BETA-LS14-SE1.beta.deitterick.com\share\2-ApplicationServer-1\AppServerFiles In this instance this server was a Standard Edition server and the issue was that I never created the share manually. Unlike in OCS 2007 R1/R2, for a Standard Edition install, you need to manually create the share before publishing your topology. This same error will happen for an Enterprise enabling topology completed with errors Edition pool if you haven't created the share, but for an Enterprise Edition install, you always had to manuall create the shares ahead of time. Tags Lync Server 2010 Comments (17) Cancel reply Name * Email * Website dodeitte says: October 20, 2016 at 3:18 am @Sven Create the share like any other shared folder. Just make sure that the account that you're running the installer as has share and NTFS rights to Read/Write to the share. You can take a look at this TechNet article if you need more information (technet.microsoft.com/…/cc770880.aspx). Reply dodeitte says: October 20, 2016 at 3:18 am @Sven What rights got stamped on the share and the folder after you published the topology? Did it create a folder structure inside of the shared folder? Reply LK says: September 17, 2010 at 3:37 pm Same issue is faced by me …….while publishing topology. Getting error like "completed with errors" during Enabling topology process.. Reply Sven says: Octobe
16, 2014 by admin A few weeks ago, I got a call from a customer where the WDS service had stopped working on all SCCM-servers. The reason for this was that the distribution of the boot-wim
0x906
had gone wrong, the source version didn't match the version on the server. (The solution to wds service not starting server 2012 this will be posted in a different post, since it's quite a big job to fix this.) (Can be found HERE) But after
The Content Provider Wdsboot Loaded From C:\windows\system32\wdsbcp.dll Failed To Initialize.
the distribution of the boot-wim was successful to all distributionpoints, the WDS refused to start and gave the error code 2310. To solve this, I first tried to uninitialize the WDS-server, by starting a cmd as administrator and https://blogs.technet.microsoft.com/dodeitte/2010/09/14/enabling-topology-completed-with-errors-error-code-2310/ running the following: "wdsutil /uninitialize-server" This resulted in the following error: “An error occurred while trying to execute the command. Error Code: 0xc1030104 Error Description: The Deployment server role service for Windows Deployment Services has not been configured on the server” The "Error Description" gave the problem away, so next I ran the following comand: "wdsutil /initilaize-server /reminst:E:RemoteInstall" (Pointing to the location of the remote install folder) After this I was able to start the WDS-service again. For some http://guidestomicrosoft.com/2014/01/16/unable-to-start-wds-error-code-2310/ reason, when the distribution of the boot-wim was unsuccessful, it crashed the WDS on the servers as well. If you are not using SCCM and you are experiencing this issue when the WDS-role has been installed on the server, you might fin an entry in the "Event Viewer" saying that "This shared resource does not exist" In that case, initialize the WDS-server and point to the location where you would like the RemoteInstall folder to be created. Example: "wdsutil /initilaize-server /reminst:D:RemoteInstall" This entry was posted in SCCM and tagged 2310, distribution, error code, error code 2310, SCCM, Server 2008, Server 2012, service, WDS. Bookmark the permalink. ← Exclude local group membership in USMT 4 SMS Despooler failed to merge delta to the compressed package → One Response to Unable to start WDS – Error Code 2310 Pingback: Fix Sccm 2012 Wds Error 2310 Windows XP, Vista, 7, 8 [Solved] Leave a Reply Cancel reply Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked * Name * Email * Website Comment You may use these HTML tags and attributes:
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an issue where I was unable to start the WDS service on a newly http://clintboessen.blogspot.com/2013/10/error-starting-wds-service-on-sccm-2012.html installed SCCM 2012 SP1 server running on Windows Server 2012. The following errors were experienced in the application log on the SCCM 2012 distribution point server. http://windowsitpro.com/scripting/managing-abe-command-line Log Name: Application Source: WDSServer Date: 25/10/2013 12:30:44 PM Event ID: 257 Task Category: WDSServer Level: Error Keywords: Classic User: N/A Computer: sccm2012.domain.internal Description: An error failed to occurred while trying to start the Windows Deployment Services server. Error Information: 0x906 Log Name: ApplicationSource: WDSMCDate: 25/10/2013 12:30:45 PMEvent ID: 594Task Category: WDS Multicast ServerLevel: ErrorKeywords: ClassicUser: N/AComputer: sccm2012.domain.internalDescription:The Content Provider WDSBOOT loaded from C:\Windows\system32\wdsbcp.dll failed to initialize. Error Information: 0x906 Log Name: ApplicationSource: WDSMCDate: 25/10/2013 12:30:45 PMEvent ID: 603Task Category: WDS lync error code Multicast ServerLevel: ErrorKeywords: ClassicUser: N/AComputer: sccm2012.domain.internalDescription:The Content Provider WDSBOOT failed to initialize. The provider is marked as critical. WDS Multicast server will fail to start.Error Information: 0x906 Log Name: ApplicationSource: WDSServerDate: 25/10/2013 12:30:45 PMEvent ID: 513Task Category: WDSServerLevel: ErrorKeywords: ClassicUser: N/AComputer: sccm2012.domain.internalDescription:An error occurred while trying to initialize provider WDSMC from C:\Windows\system32\wdsmc.dll. Windows Deployment Services server will be shutdown.Error Information: 0x906 This was resolved by initialising the WDS server using the following command. Generally WDS automatically initialises itself however for an unknown reason on this SCCM server it did not initialise as expected. Posted by Clint Boessen at 10:33 PM Labels: SCCM, Windows Server General 8 comments: emnavarro02August 12, 2014 at 12:53 PMThanks,This post help me to solve a similar problemReplyDeleteAnonymousSeptember 3, 2014 at 6:39 PMThanks a lot mate!!!ReplyDeleteAnonymousSeptember 16, 2014 at 3:40 AMUp until yesterday my WDS was working perfectly fine. Right up until I went to ad another boot image which kept f
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