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The troubleshooting steps below for each error are the culmination of different approaches that have been taken to solve the particular problem. The error is generic but the solutions are specific to the environment from which the problem occurs, therefore the steps below span multiple environments.The steps are NOT numbered by priority or order because any solution or combination of solutions for the given error may need to be applied to solve your issue depending on your Windows configuration.When the ALBD service fails to start, or terminates immediately after startup it may become necessary to assist support in troubleshooting your issue. If the ALBD appears to start successfully on bootup (meaning that you are not getting the 'one or more services did not start successfully' message) but is stopped by the time you log in, check the application event log for ClearCase errors. In most cases of this nature, you can follow the steps in the 'Error 1067' section below.In order to determine the cause of the failure, the first place to look is the System Event Viewer log.
In many cases, the Service Control Manager will report an error starting the ALBD. The possible error messages are. Error 1067.C:net helpmsg 1067The process terminated unexpectedly.Check the application event log for errors from the ALBD. If there is a recent error from the ALBD reading Error: albdserver must run in the ClearCase group, one of the following issues has caused the ALBD server to refuse to start:. ALBD is being started while disconnected from the network.
This is not a supported configuration as ClearCase is a network-based SCM application. ALBD is starting before the network has fully initialized.
In this event, the albdserver process cannot access a Windows domain controller to authenticate itself on the network. When this occurs, the albdserver process will log the above error and exit. In some cases it may 'hang' instead of properly exiting. If this problem happens often enough try the following workarounds to alleviate the symptoms:.
Add the 'Browser' and 'Netlogon' services to the list of dependencies for the ALBD service. Please note that the dependency list for the ALBD service may depend on the ClearCase version and host operating system. Error 1068.C:net helpmsg 1068The dependency service or group failed to start.In a default configuration, this means that one of services the ALBD service depends on has failed to start or was disabled. To determine which issue is the case, open the Services Control Panel ( Start Run type services.msc) and locate those services and determine their status.If the ALBD has been configured to depend on other services, the services in question will be listed in the Dependencies tab of the ALBD service properties.In Windows 7 and Windows 2008 and later:Some additional checks for this error:.
Is the machine to which you are starting the ALBD still a member of the domain in which the ALBD resides? If unsure, reinstall ClearCase. Check the DNS database to see if there are any duplicate entries of the machine in question.
Check to make sure the clearcasealbd user is a member of the 'clearcase' group. Error 1053.C:net helpmsg 1053The service did not respond to the start or control request in a timely fashion.When ClearCase attempts to start, a pop-up error of 1053 is displayed.The ALBD service appears not to be able to start whereas the lock manager and the MVFS may start with no problems. The message indicates that the ALBD attempted to start but did not complete.Review the steps under above for possible workarounds.Note: A known workaround to resolve this issue is to give the clearcasealbd account local admin rights on the host. Error 1057.C:net helpmsg 1057The account name is invalid or does not exist, or the password is invalid for the account name specified.Windows Services that are configured to run as a particular user must use a valid Windows user account name and password. If the account does not exist, an invalid password is entered or the account has somehow become corrupted, the service will not start.Review the steps under above for possible resolutions. Error 1070.C:net helpmsg 1070After starting, the service hung in a start-pending state.While this is possible, it has not yet been observed at a customer site. The most likely cause of this issue is that the ALBD service 'froze' while attempting to determine if it is running as a ClearCase-privileged account.Review the steps under above for possible workarounds.
The likely cause is either issue #1 or #2. Error 109.C:net helpmsg 109The pipe has been ended.In some cases the creation of a local ALBD account and clearcase group was the cause of this error. Prior to this error a domain ALBD account and group was being used. Once the ALBD account was configured to use a domain account again, the error went away.Review the steps under above for possible resolutions. Error 2189.C:net helpmsg 2189The service could not be controlled in its present state.The service is not currently accepting requests.
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If the service is starting, it cannot process requests until it is fully started.Try the operation again in a minute or two.If this problem persists, the service may be stuck in a partially running state.Restarting the server seems to be the only way to resolve the problem. Error 0005.C:net helpmsg 0005Access is denied.The ALBD user (clearcasealbd by default) must have access to the directory in which the ClearCase executables are stored.
Net start serviceNameand net stop serviceNametell you whether they have succeeded or failed pretty clearly. For example U:net stop alerterThe Alerter service is not started.More help is available by typing NET HELPMSG 3521.If running from a batch file, you have access to the ERRORLEVEL of the return code. 0 indicates success.
I have created my personal batch file for this, mine is a little different but feel free to modify as you see fit.I created this a little while ago because I was bored and wanted to make a simple way for people to be able to input ending, starting, stopping, or setting to auto. This BAT file simply requests that you input the service name and it will do the rest for you. I didn't realize that he was looking for something that stated any error, I must have misread that part. Though typically this can be done by inputting output.txt on the end of the line.The%var% is just a way for the user to be able to input their own service into this, instead of having to go modify the bat file every time that you want to start/stop a different service.If I am wrong, anyone can feel free to correct me on this.
Syntax always gets me. So.Here is explicitly how to add a line to a batch file that will kill a remote service (on another machine) if you are an admin on both machines, run the.bat as an administrator, and the machines are on the same domain. The machine name follows the UNC format myserver sc ip.ip.ip.ip stop p41In this case. P41 was both the Service Name and the Display Name, when you view the Properties for the service in Service Manager. You must use the Service Name.For your Service Ops junkies. Be sure to append your reason code and comment!
'4' which equals 'Planned' and comment 'Stopping server for maintenance' sc ip.ip.ip.ip stop p41 4 Stopping server for maintenance. We'd like to think that 'net stop ' will stop the service. Sadly, reality isn't that black and white. If the service takes a long time to stop, the command will return before the service has stopped.
You won't know, though, unless you check errorlevel.The solution seems to be to loop round looking for the state of the service until it is stopped, with a pause each time round the loop.But then again.I'm seeing the first service take a long time to stop, then the 'net stop' for a subsequent service just appears to do nothing. Look at the service in the services manager, and its state is still 'Started' - no change to 'Stopping'. Yet I can stop this second service manually using the SCM, and it stops in 3 or 4 seconds. Here is the Windows 10 command to start System Restore using batch: sc config swprv start= AutoYou may also like those commands:.Change registry value to auto start System restoreREG ADD 'HKLMSOFTWAREMicrosoftWindows NTCurrentVersionSystemRestore' /v DisableSR /t REGDWORD /d 0 /f.Create a system restore pointWmic.exe /Namespace:rootdefault Path SystemRestore Call CreateRestorePoint 'djibe saved your PC', 100, 12.Change System Restore disk usagevssadmin resize shadowstorage /for=C: /on=C: /maxsize=10%Enjoy.