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Apparently you must have a network adapter enabled to make this work. I'm running a local VM and had my NAT NIC to the outside world disabled. I created a separate internal network adapter, gave it an IP address, and the policy worked.
Ok, I figured out the solution...
Apparently you must have a network adapter enabled to make this work. I'm running a local VM and had my NAT NIC to the outside world disabled. I created a separate internal network adapter, gave it an IP address, and the policy worked.
Ok, I figured out the solution...
Apparently you must have a network adapter enabled to make this work. I'm running a local VM and had my NAT NIC to the outside world disabled. I created a separate internal network adapter, gave it an IP address, and the policy worked.
Ok, I figured out the solution...
Apparently you must have a network adapter enabled to make this work. I'm running a local VM and had my NAT NIC to the outside world disabled. I created a separate internal network adapter, gave it an IP address, and the policy worked.
Ok, I figured out the solution...
Apparently you must have a network adapter enabled to make this work. I'm running a local VM and had my NAT NIC to the outside world disabled. I created a separate internal network adapter, gave it an IP address, and the policy worked.
Ok, I figured out the solution...
Apparently you must have a network adapter enabled to make this work. I'm running a local VM and had my NAT NIC to the outside world disabled. I created a separate internal network adapter, gave it an IP address, and the policy worked.
Ok, I figured out the solution...
Apparently you must have a network adapter enabled to make this work. I'm running a local VM and had my NAT NIC to the outside world disabled. I created a separate internal network adapter, gave it an IP address, and the policy worked.
Ok, I figured out the solution...
Apparently you must have a network adapter enabled to make this work. I'm running a local VM and had my NAT NIC to the outside world disabled. I created a separate internal network adapter, gave it an IP address, and the policy worked.
Ok, I figured out the solution...
Apparently you must have a network adapter enabled to make this work. I'm running a local VM and had my NAT NIC to the outside world disabled. I created a separate internal network adapter, gave it an IP address, and the policy worked.
Ok, I figured out the solution...
Apparently you must have a network adapter enabled to make this work. I'm running a local VM and had my NAT NIC to the outside world disabled. I created a separate internal network adapter, gave it an IP address, and the policy worked.
Ok, I figured out the solution...
Apparently you must have a network adapter enabled to make this work. I'm running a local VM and had my NAT NIC to the outside world disabled. I created a separate internal network adapter, gave it an IP address, and the policy worked.
Ok, I figured out the solution...
Apparently you must have a network adapter enabled to make this work. I'm running a local VM and had my NAT NIC to the outside world disabled. I created a separate internal network adapter, gave it an IP address, and the policy worked.
Ok, I figured out the solution...
Apparently you must have a network adapter enabled to make this work. I'm running a local VM and had my NAT NIC to the outside world disabled. I created a separate internal network adapter, gave it an IP address, and the policy worked.
Ok, I figured out the solution...
Apparently you must have a network adapter enabled to make this work. I'm running a local VM and had my NAT NIC to the outside world disabled. I created a separate internal network adapter, gave it an IP address, and the policy worked.
Ok, I figured out the solution...
Apparently you must have a network adapter enabled to make this work. I'm running a local VM and had my NAT NIC to the outside world disabled. I created a separate internal network adapter, gave it an IP address, and the policy worked.
Ok, I figured out the solution...
Apparently you must have a network adapter enabled to make this work. I'm running a local VM and had my NAT NIC to the outside world disabled. I created a separate internal network adapter, gave it an IP address, and the policy worked.
Ok, I figured out the solution...
Apparently you must have a network adapter enabled to make this work. I'm running a local VM and had my NAT NIC to the outside world disabled. I created a separate internal network adapter, gave it an IP address, and the policy worked.
I have a simple policy with a Custom Start object linked to a Run Program object. This Run Program object is supposed to run a batch file which echo's a word into a log file. For some reason, when I attempt to test or run the policy, I get the following error:
Error establishing communication with OpExec service on OPALIS: - The network location cannot be reached. For information about network troubleshooting, see Windows Help. (code 1231)
I deleted the OpExec service and had it recreated as suggested in this post: http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/sk/opalisv5v6/thread/378f9f5d-a31d-4b69-8e6c-c597fde0e928. However, it didn't help.
Does anyone have any idea of what may be causing this or how to fix it?
Thank you!
I turned on registry debugging to level 7 for the Action Server and found this if it may be of any help:
2012-12-19 12:11:11 [3904] 4 [RPT] Thread 3904, RPT 2820.1, RunProgramRemoteCmd::OPEXESVC File versions are the same. No need to copy
2012-12-19 12:11:11 [3904] 4 AutoTrace : << OpalisUtilityFromWorkflowContext::LogTraceMessage (0 ms)
2012-12-19 12:11:11 [3860] 4 ThreadQueueMonitor is running
2012-12-19 12:11:11 [3904] 4 AutoTrace : >> OpalisUtilityFromWorkflowContext::LogTraceMessage
2012-12-19 12:11:11 [3904] 4 [RPT] Thread 3904, RPT 2820.1, RunProgramRemoteCmd::Leaving RemoteServiceInstall with SUCCESS
2012-12-19 12:11:11 [3904] 4 AutoTrace : << OpalisUtilityFromWorkflowContext::LogTraceMessage (1 ms)
2012-12-19 12:11:11 [3904] 4 AutoTrace : >> OpalisUtilityFromWorkflowContext::LogTraceMessage
2012-12-19 12:11:11 [3904] 4 [RPT] Thread 3904, RPT 2820.1, RunProgramRemoteCmd::connectToRemoteService - error creating pipe
2012-12-19 12:11:11 [3904] 4 AutoTrace : << OpalisUtilityFromWorkflowContext::LogTraceMessage (1 ms)
2012-12-19 12:11:11 [3904] 4 AutoTrace : >> OpalisUtilityFromWorkflowContext::LogTraceMessage
2012-12-19 12:11:11 [3904] 4 [RPT] Thread 3904, RPT 2820.1, RunProgramRemoteCmd::Exception Error establishing communication with OpExec service on OPALIS: - The network location cannot be reached. For information about network troubleshooting, see Windows Help. (code 1231)
2012-12-19 12:11:11 [3904] 4 AutoTrace : << OpalisUtilityFromWorkflowContext::LogTraceMessage (1 ms)
2012-12-19 12:11:11 [3904] 4 AutoTrace : >> OpalisUtilityFromWorkflowContext::LogTraceMessage
2012-12-19 12:11:11 [3904] 4 [RPT] Thread 3904, RPT 2820.1, RunProgramRemoteCmd::Disconnecting from OPALIS...
Ok, I figured out the solution...
Apparently you must have a network adapter enabled to make this work. I'm running a local VM and had my NAT NIC to the outside world disabled. I created a separate internal network adapter, gave it an IP address, and the policy worked.
Ok, I figured out the solution...
Apparently you must have a network adapter enabled to make this work. I'm running a local VM and had my NAT NIC to the outside world disabled. I created a separate internal network adapter, gave it an IP address, and the policy worked.
Ok, I figured out the solution...
Apparently you must have a network adapter enabled to make this work. I'm running a local VM and had my NAT NIC to the outside world disabled. I created a separate internal network adapter, gave it an IP address, and the policy worked.
Ok, I figured out the solution...
Apparently you must have a network adapter enabled to make this work. I'm running a local VM and had my NAT NIC to the outside world disabled. I created a separate internal network adapter, gave it an IP address, and the policy worked.
Ok, I figured out the solution...
Apparently you must have a network adapter enabled to make this work. I'm running a local VM and had my NAT NIC to the outside world disabled. I created a separate internal network adapter, gave it an IP address, and the policy worked.
Ok, I figured out the solution...
Apparently you must have a network adapter enabled to make this work. I'm running a local VM and had my NAT NIC to the outside world disabled. I created a separate internal network adapter, gave it an IP address, and the policy worked.
Ok, I figured out the solution...
Apparently you must have a network adapter enabled to make this work. I'm running a local VM and had my NAT NIC to the outside world disabled. I created a separate internal network adapter, gave it an IP address, and the policy worked.
Ok, I figured out the solution...
Apparently you must have a network adapter enabled to make this work. I'm running a local VM and had my NAT NIC to the outside world disabled. I created a separate internal network adapter, gave it an IP address, and the policy worked.
Ok, I figured out the solution...
Apparently you must have a network adapter enabled to make this work. I'm running a local VM and had my NAT NIC to the outside world disabled. I created a separate internal network adapter, gave it an IP address, and the policy worked.
Ok, I figured out the solution...
Apparently you must have a network adapter enabled to make this work. I'm running a local VM and had my NAT NIC to the outside world disabled. I created a separate internal network adapter, gave it an IP address, and the policy worked.
Ok, I figured out the solution...
Apparently you must have a network adapter enabled to make this work. I'm running a local VM and had my NAT NIC to the outside world disabled. I created a separate internal network adapter, gave it an IP address, and the policy worked.
Ok, I figured out the solution...
Apparently you must have a network adapter enabled to make this work. I'm running a local VM and had my NAT NIC to the outside world disabled. I created a separate internal network adapter, gave it an IP address, and the policy worked.
Ok, I figured out the solution...
Apparently you must have a network adapter enabled to make this work. I'm running a local VM and had my NAT NIC to the outside world disabled. I created a separate internal network adapter, gave it an IP address, and the policy worked.
Ok, I figured out the solution...
Apparently you must have a network adapter enabled to make this work. I'm running a local VM and had my NAT NIC to the outside world disabled. I created a separate internal network adapter, gave it an IP address, and the policy worked.
Ok, I figured out the solution...
Apparently you must have a network adapter enabled to make this work. I'm running a local VM and had my NAT NIC to the outside world disabled. I created a separate internal network adapter, gave it an IP address, and the policy worked.
Ok, I figured out the solution...
Apparently you must have a network adapter enabled to make this work. I'm running a local VM and had my NAT NIC to the outside world disabled. I created a separate internal network adapter, gave it an IP address, and the policy worked.
Ok, I figured out the solution...
Apparently you must have a network adapter enabled to make this work. I'm running a local VM and had my NAT NIC to the outside world disabled. I created a separate internal network adapter, gave it an IP address, and the policy worked.
Ok, I figured out the solution...
Apparently you must have a network adapter enabled to make this work. I'm running a local VM and had my NAT NIC to the outside world disabled. I created a separate internal network adapter, gave it an IP address, and the policy worked.
Ok, I figured out the solution...
Apparently you must have a network adapter enabled to make this work. I'm running a local VM and had my NAT NIC to the outside world disabled. I created a separate internal network adapter, gave it an IP address, and the policy worked.
Ok, I figured out the solution...
Apparently you must have a network adapter enabled to make this work. I'm running a local VM and had my NAT NIC to the outside world disabled. I created a separate internal network adapter, gave it an IP address, and the policy worked.
Ok, I figured out the solution...
Apparently you must have a network adapter enabled to make this work. I'm running a local VM and had my NAT NIC to the outside world disabled. I created a separate internal network adapter, gave it an IP address, and the policy worked.
Ok, I figured out the solution...
Apparently you must have a network adapter enabled to make this work. I'm running a local VM and had my NAT NIC to the outside world disabled. I created a separate internal network adapter, gave it an IP address, and the policy worked.
Ok, I figured out the solution...
Apparently you must have a network adapter enabled to make this work. I'm running a local VM and had my NAT NIC to the outside world disabled. I created a separate internal network adapter, gave it an IP address, and the policy worked.
Ok, I figured out the solution...
Apparently you must have a network adapter enabled to make this work. I'm running a local VM and had my NAT NIC to the outside world disabled. I created a separate internal network adapter, gave it an IP address, and the policy worked.
Ok, I figured out the solution...
Apparently you must have a network adapter enabled to make this work. I'm running a local VM and had my NAT NIC to the outside world disabled. I created a separate internal network adapter, gave it an IP address, and the policy worked.
Ok, I figured out the solution...
Apparently you must have a network adapter enabled to make this work. I'm running a local VM and had my NAT NIC to the outside world disabled. I created a separate internal network adapter, gave it an IP address, and the policy worked.
Ok, I figured out the solution...
Apparently you must have a network adapter enabled to make this work. I'm running a local VM and had my NAT NIC to the outside world disabled. I created a separate internal network adapter, gave it an IP address, and the policy worked.
Ok, I figured out the solution...
Apparently you must have a network adapter enabled to make this work. I'm running a local VM and had my NAT NIC to the outside world disabled. I created a separate internal network adapter, gave it an IP address, and the policy worked.
Ok, I figured out the solution...
Apparently you must have a network adapter enabled to make this work. I'm running a local VM and had my NAT NIC to the outside world disabled. I created a separate internal network adapter, gave it an IP address, and the policy worked.
Ok, I figured out the solution...
Apparently you must have a network adapter enabled to make this work. I'm running a local VM and had my NAT NIC to the outside world disabled. I created a separate internal network adapter, gave it an IP address, and the policy worked.
Ok, I figured out the solution...
Apparently you must have a network adapter enabled to make this work. I'm running a local VM and had my NAT NIC to the outside world disabled. I created a separate internal network adapter, gave it an IP address, and the policy worked.
Ok, I figured out the solution...
Apparently you must have a network adapter enabled to make this work. I'm running a local VM and had my NAT NIC to the outside world disabled. I created a separate internal network adapter, gave it an IP address, and the policy worked.
Ok, I figured out the solution...
Apparently you must have a network adapter enabled to make this work. I'm running a local VM and had my NAT NIC to the outside world disabled. I created a separate internal network adapter, gave it an IP address, and the policy worked.
Ok, I figured out the solution...
Apparently you must have a network adapter enabled to make this work. I'm running a local VM and had my NAT NIC to the outside world disabled. I created a separate internal network adapter, gave it an IP address, and the policy worked.
Ok, I figured out the solution...
Apparently you must have a network adapter enabled to make this work. I'm running a local VM and had my NAT NIC to the outside world disabled. I created a separate internal network adapter, gave it an IP address, and the policy worked.
Ok, I figured out the solution...
Apparently you must have a network adapter enabled to make this work. I'm running a local VM and had my NAT NIC to the outside world disabled. I created a separate internal network adapter, gave it an IP address, and the policy worked.
Ok, I figured out the solution...
Apparently you must have a network adapter enabled to make this work. I'm running a local VM and had my NAT NIC to the outside world disabled. I created a separate internal network adapter, gave it an IP address, and the policy worked.
Ok, I figured out the solution...
Apparently you must have a network adapter enabled to make this work. I'm running a local VM and had my NAT NIC to the outside world disabled. I created a separate internal network adapter, gave it an IP address, and the policy worked.
Ok, I figured out the solution...
Apparently you must have a network adapter enabled to make this work. I'm running a local VM and had my NAT NIC to the outside world disabled. I created a separate internal network adapter, gave it an IP address, and the policy worked.
Ok, I figured out the solution...
Apparently you must have a network adapter enabled to make this work. I'm running a local VM and had my NAT NIC to the outside world disabled. I created a separate internal network adapter, gave it an IP address, and the policy worked.
Ok, I figured out the solution...
Apparently you must have a network adapter enabled to make this work. I'm running a local VM and had my NAT NIC to the outside world disabled. I created a separate internal network adapter, gave it an IP address, and the policy worked.
Ok, I figured out the solution...
Apparently you must have a network adapter enabled to make this work. I'm running a local VM and had my NAT NIC to the outside world disabled. I created a separate internal network adapter, gave it an IP address, and the policy worked.
Ok, I figured out the solution...
Apparently you must have a network adapter enabled to make this work. I'm running a local VM and had my NAT NIC to the outside world disabled. I created a separate internal network adapter, gave it an IP address, and the policy worked.
Ok, I figured out the solution...
Apparently you must have a network adapter enabled to make this work. I'm running a local VM and had my NAT NIC to the outside world disabled. I created a separate internal network adapter, gave it an IP address, and the policy worked.
Ok, I figured out the solution...
Apparently you must have a network adapter enabled to make this work. I'm running a local VM and had my NAT NIC to the outside world disabled. I created a separate internal network adapter, gave it an IP address, and the policy worked.
Ok, I figured out the solution...
Apparently you must have a network adapter enabled to make this work. I'm running a local VM and had my NAT NIC to the outside world disabled. I created a separate internal network adapter, gave it an IP address, and the policy worked.
Ok, I figured out the solution...
Apparently you must have a network adapter enabled to make this work. I'm running a local VM and had my NAT NIC to the outside world disabled. I created a separate internal network adapter, gave it an IP address, and the policy worked.
Ok, I figured out the solution...
Apparently you must have a network adapter enabled to make this work. I'm running a local VM and had my NAT NIC to the outside world disabled. I created a separate internal network adapter, gave it an IP address, and the policy worked.
Ok, I figured out the solution...
Apparently you must have a network adapter enabled to make this work. I'm running a local VM and had my NAT NIC to the outside world disabled. I created a separate internal network adapter, gave it an IP address, and the policy worked.
Ok, I figured out the solution...
Apparently you must have a network adapter enabled to make this work. I'm running a local VM and had my NAT NIC to the outside world disabled. I created a separate internal network adapter, gave it an IP address, and the policy worked.
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