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Can't Install SAV v.9 using push/pull installation.

rlc 
hi,

Anyone who knows how to solve this issue?
Please kindly assist me on this.
The problem is no matter how I try through push/pull installation from the
SEC v. 4 won't install the SAV on the machines. I already tried the
following:

   1. Ensure that the Remote Registry, Server, Computer Browser, and Task
Scheduler services are started.
   2. Ensure that the C$ admin share is enabled.
   3. Ensure that Simple File Sharing is turned off.
   4. Enable File and Printer Sharing for Microsoft Networks.
   5. Ensure that TCP ports 8192, 8193, and 8194 are open.
   6. Restart the computer to make the changes effective.

The above won't help solve the isue.


Pull installation works but it appears in grayed color in the SEC v.4.
Have check the services and sees that it lacks two(services). I tried so
many time already and same things happened.


Another problem with the other machines is  this: through push
installation after I put the username/password and hit finish, nothing
happens, no green/orange arrow shows. But I can ping them and doubled
check that theyre alive.

Thank you.

~rechie
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    If the services of RMS don't exist that would suggest the RMS component is failing to be installed so it should be generating an MSI error.  If you can locate the MSI log file of the RMS install that should help.  It should be in the \windows\temp\ directory as AutoUpdate is installing this package under the System context.  The file name is: "Sophos RMS install log.txt"

    One of the main causes for failure to install this package is if the files mrinit.conf and cac.pem that are typically copied to the client's directory:

    %Programfiles%\Sophos\Remote Management System\
    by setup fail to be copied as when AutoUpdate installs the RMS package it is dependant on finding these 2 files in the mentioned location.

    So I would check on one of these clients that the directory:

    %Programfiles%\Sophos\Remote Management System\

    exists and in it are the 2 files mentioned above.  on a working machine you should be able to see setup.exe eriting these 2 files to that location.

    As a bit more information. the MSI has a custom action which runs this part of the installer and this action logs to the file:

    ClientMRInit-<timestamp>.log

    So that might also be worth checking if this seems to be the right area.

    Thanks

    Jak

    :2963
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    If the services of RMS don't exist that would suggest the RMS component is failing to be installed so it should be generating an MSI error.  If you can locate the MSI log file of the RMS install that should help.  It should be in the \windows\temp\ directory as AutoUpdate is installing this package under the System context.  The file name is: "Sophos RMS install log.txt"

    One of the main causes for failure to install this package is if the files mrinit.conf and cac.pem that are typically copied to the client's directory:

    %Programfiles%\Sophos\Remote Management System\
    by setup fail to be copied as when AutoUpdate installs the RMS package it is dependant on finding these 2 files in the mentioned location.

    So I would check on one of these clients that the directory:

    %Programfiles%\Sophos\Remote Management System\

    exists and in it are the 2 files mentioned above.  on a working machine you should be able to see setup.exe eriting these 2 files to that location.

    As a bit more information. the MSI has a custom action which runs this part of the installer and this action logs to the file:

    ClientMRInit-<timestamp>.log

    So that might also be worth checking if this seems to be the right area.

    Thanks

    Jak

    :2963
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