I am installing Workflow Manager 1.0, for Sharepoint 2013 workflows.  However, I have reached the point of running Register-SPWorkflowService and found that the information I have for the WorkflowHostUri is causing an error.  Presumably the information is wrong.  How can I trace the correct Uri on the machine, or reset it.

Hi Kenneth,

Most likely you have forgotten to add port number to this parameter. Default port numbers are 12291 for HTTP or 12290 for HTTPS.

Please, let us know whether this information helped you.

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• Edited by MikhailSP Wednesday, May 15, 2013 8:13 AM

Michael,

You are right that I didn't have the port number, but adding it in has still not fixed the problem.

What I am running in Powershell is:

Register-SPWorkflowService -SPSite 'http://devserver' -WorkflowHostUri 'http://devserver:12291' -AllowOAuthHttp

This is now returning error message:

'Register-SPWorkflowService : An internal error occured'  It then gives a client activityID and advises looking at the server logs.  However, I am unclear where exactly to look.

Any thoughts on the internal error or how to follow it up.

Hi Kenneth,

Take a look at the following article. It should help you in troubleshooting:

Troubleshooting Workflow Manager 1.0 Management and Execution

Please, let us know whether it helps.

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• Marked as answer by Qiao WeiMicrosoft contingent staff, Moderator Sunday, May 26, 2013 7:44 AM

Hey Mulak,

You can just run the below command and that's all what you have to do to get the track back

Run the following command to get the port number and workflow host URI.

Get-WFFarm

Just remmeber to run this on the Workflow Manager Powershell.