K1000 v.7 Provisioning looks to wrong FQDN
I've just installed a new virtual instance of the K1000, version 7.x, and am tinkering with it before moving our ver 6.x data to it.
In setting it up, I accidentally configured the Control Panel / Network Settings / Domain to "acu.local" rather than to "acu.edu".
Later, as I tried a Provisioning test, it failed with this message:
process
(//k1box.acu.local/client/agent_provisioning/windows_platform/agent_msi_provision.bat k1b0x.acu.local client ampagent-7.0.763-x86.msi k1box.acu.edu) could
not be launched: 2 The system cannot find the file specified.
Of course the file can't be found, because "k1box.acu.local" is not resolvable.
So I went back to Control Panel / Network Settings / Domain, and changed that setting to "acu.edu", and then rebooted the K1 (not just restarted the services), but still, whenever I try my provisioning test, I get the same error.
From where is the "k1box.acu.local" coming from now?
I checked Control Panel / Security Settings / Samba / Enable File Sharing, and it has a help-tip that says, "(File sharing is currently enabled at \\k1box\client\. Log in as the admin user to \\k1box\clientdrop\ to add files to the file share.)"
Again, my question: From where is the "k1box.acu.local" coming from now, when as far as I can tell it should either just be "k1box" or "k1box.acu.edu"?
Thanks!
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Kent
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kentwest
7 years ago
Found it.
In the Provisioning Schedule (Settings / Provisioning / Schedule / my schedule) is an option "Alternate Download Location:" that had the "acu.local" address.
I'm confident I had checked this field earlier and it was blank, but I may have checked it before I found the "Domain" setting, and it was definitely before I rebooted the server, so it may have auto-filled in after I changed the "Domain" field, using the old setting it "thought" might be the correct setting, or it may have auto-filled after the reboot (or I could have a misplaced confidence that this field was empty, but I'm really sure it was empty when I looked at it earlier).
At any rate, I'm past that error now, and now can move on to the new error being generated:
At any rate, I'm past that error now, and now can move on to the new error being generated:
MSI Info: [ERROR_INSTALL_FAILURE] A fatal error occurred during installation.
But that's for a new question (if I can't get it sorted out myself).
Thanks!
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Kent