As long as you don't scan D:\Nortel, D:\Sybase and any Database drives, any Antivirus should be OK.
Of course, it's preferable to test on the lab server or during the maintenance window first.
There is another solution which references both SWC 4.5 and CCMA 6.0, however it states to contact Nortel Support.
I did, referenced that other solution and they went into RTDService.asp and disabled logging.
The way I do it is as follows. Always try to backup to CCMS server itself.
1. Create backup user and add it to admin group
2. Create shared folder and add backup user under permissions.
3. Add backup user to Local Security.
4. Test backup by using CLAN IP instead of CCMS server name.
If it...
This issue is most likely related to LogMessage lines in RTDService.asp
There are DPs for both SWC and CCMA or editing of RTDService.asp be done manually.
Seen this with SU04
1. Reset IUSR_SWC password thru Computer Management, then update it in IIS.
2. Perform CCMA SU04 post installation tasks (four of them). Two tasks involve entering IUSR_SWC password (which you reset in step 1) so make sure you enter it correctly.
Gentlemen, if it's SECC then it won't use multicast at all. There is no SWC in play when using SECC.
RSM is disabled on SECC. This explains why mRCV does not send anything out.
Is only one client PC affected?
If so, have you tried reinstalling Client software?
Also, is your client running latests patches? G015C, SU12C and G018C
Did you setup the user account?
For example, user account "Backup" should be created on new CCMS server and the PC where the backup is.
Also, this account has to have admin priveleges and on CCMS server in Local Security Policy it needs to be addad as Logon as Service
10 Days is plenty of time
You just have to keep monitoring CCMS server thru SU Alarm Monitor/Event Viewer for any communication issues between LM and CCMS.
Everybody should be aware that there is currently a known problem where LM doesn't always start after you reboot CCMS server. This can...
What you do is take the database backup of SCCS 4.2 and store it either on Tape Drive or Shared Network drive
Then you start CCMS 6.0 migration on the new server and during the Database Restore, you point it the location where you saved SCCS 4.2 database.
As long as you follow NTP, there...
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