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OCS activation failure during installation

 

At times you might get following error while adding an OCS server in the pool. Installation log will come up clean but activation log will have the following error.

Failure [0xC3EC796C] One or More errors occurred during execution of the wizard;
the wizard was unable to complete successfully. Please check the log file for more
information.

 

Resolution:

 

To resolve the problem, follow the following action plan...

 

If you have Front page extension installed, uninstall it from Add or Remove Windows Components.
After that uninstall IIS
Delete c:\inetpub
Re-Install IIS
Uninstall All Office Communications Server 2007 components from Add/Remove
Programs
Restart Server
Run OCS deployment wizard once again. Now you should be able to install OCS server.

 

 

You might get the following error after following above action plan...

Failure
[0x80070533] Logon failure: account currently disabled.


Resolution:


Open Active Directory Users & Computers. Find RTCService, RTCComponentService and RTCGuestAccessUser. If you see these accounts in ADUC, follow following action plan...


Make RTCService account member of RTCComponentUniversalServices, & RTCHSUniversalServices.

Make RTCComponentService account member of RTCComponentUniversalServices.

Make RTCGuestAccessUser account member of RTCComponentUniversalServices.

 

If you don't see these three accounts or any of the three accounts, create them manually and assign them to the mentioned group.


Restart the deployment wizard to activate the components and this time it should run fine.


 

 

 

 
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