In addition in the error.log I am getting a single line:
FATAL: ConfigureRAMGroupsTask: ConfigRAMGroupFailed
Hello,
Can you check the events under: Application and Services logs -> Microsoft -> Windows -> Server Essentials->Deployement
Also, Please check if there is some unresolved GUID under the built-in Administrator group or the groups of which the user with which you are logged in to configure Essentials is member of.
Is this a clean install or some form of migration, other DC's.
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Can you also check Application events.
Do you see any Service Crashing event ?
There has to be something in event viewer.
Hi,
According to your description, my understanding is that it is failed to install Essentials Experience role on clean installed Windows Server 2012 R2(belongs to WS 2008 domain) with error "an error occurred while configuring Windows Server Essentials. Please
try again."
I want to confirm with you that if you want to add the Essentials Experience as a member server of WS 2008 domain. If so, make sure that the user account(which is necessary to entered in Administrator credentials section of Configure Windows Server Essentials
wizard) is the member of the Enterprise Admin group, Domain Admin group and Local Admin group on the target server.
Besides, you may check the blogs below for detailed information about Deploying Windows Server 2012 R2 Standard/Datacenter with Windows Server Essentials Experience role in an Existing Active Directory Environment:
http://blogs.technet.com/b/sbs/archive/2014/02/17/deploying-windows-server-2012-r2-standard-datacenter-with-windows-server-essentials-experience-role-in-an-existing-active-directory-environment.aspx
http://blogs.technet.com/b/sbs/archive/2014/02/21/deploying-windows-server-2012-r2-essentials-in-an-existing-active-directory-environment.aspx
Best Regards,
Eve Wang
in that log I see the error: [916] 150723.032257.6909: ActiveDirectoryAdapter: Failed to get Sid for WSSGroupType RemoteAccess
the server meets the requirements. OS drive is 300 GB and total Disk Space is 3.5 TB
Any suggestions about the above error?
Here is another clue I just found... Every time I retry the configuration, it creates another group in AD called "WSERemoteWebAccessUsersXX" where XX is the number of the retry.
Remove all the group with "XX" there should be only 1 WSERemoteAccessUsers group.
Check all the members of this group is there any unresolved GIUD in there ?
is the user part of this group?