Installing CU4 for Lync Mobility issue - update databases
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segunda-feira, 11 de junho de 2012 01:05
I'm facing issues installing CU4 & updating the databases. for our Lync Mobility project. We have identified that databases has a different rtcdyn log & rtcdyn data path.
I used this topic as reference to my commands:
I tried running the commands to update the databases:
Install-CsDatabase –Update -ConfiguredDatabases -SqlServerFqdn SQLserver.domain.com –DatabasePaths "V:\MSSQL123\MSSQL\Data","U:\MSSQL123\MSSQL\DATA"
I get the error:
Unable to access data drive as represented by \\sqlserver.domain.com\....
Exit code: Error_no_db_drive_access (-42)
Lync topology:
1 enterprise Front End server
SQL database is hosted on a cluster on a different server
1 edge server
1 Mediation server
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segunda-feira, 11 de junho de 2012 02:12
Hi,
The account you are running the Install-CsDatabase command on, does it have access rights to the drives on the SQL server? Or is it only a SQL server admin?
I would attempt running the command with -Verbose switch to see additional information:
Install-CsDatabase –Update -ConfiguredDatabases -SqlServerFqdn SQLserver.domain.com –DatabasePaths "V:\MSSQL123\MSSQL\Data","U:\MSSQL123\MSSQL\DATA" -Verbose
Also if your SQL server is configured to use those drives by default, i would attempt running the command with the -UseDefaultSqlPath switch.
Install-CsDatabase –Update -ConfiguredDatabases -SqlServerFqdn SQLserver.domain.com -UseDefaultSqlPath -Verbose
Thanks,
James
MCITP: Lync/Exchange 2010/Server Administrator 2008
rogersau.blogspot.com < Unified Comms Blog
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segunda-feira, 11 de junho de 2012 05:33
The account you are running the Install-CsDatabase command on, does it have access rights to the drives on the SQL server? Or is it only a SQL server admin?
It has the CSadministrator (domain) and Sysadm role (database)
Also if your SQL server is configured to use those drives by default, i would attempt running the command with the -UseDefaultSqlPath switch.Running this command returns the same error: ERROR_NO_DB_DRIVE_ACCESS
I also ran the command:
Install-CsDatabase –Update -ConfiguredDatabases -SqlServerFqdn SQLserver.domain.com
and it returned with the error: "System.UnauthorizedAccessException" "Access is denied" (Exception from HRESULT: 0x80070005 (E_ACCESSDENIED))"
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terça-feira, 12 de junho de 2012 02:50Moderador
Hi,
The similar issues just for your reference:
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- Editado Kent-HuangModerator terça-feira, 12 de junho de 2012 02:50
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terça-feira, 12 de junho de 2012 06:35
Use defaultsqlpaths command definetely doesn't work for me as I stated above. It returns an error also.
"Well, it was easy enough to fix by using the Advanced button and selecting the option for the SQL server that uses the default drives for the SQL installation."
I would appreciate it if someone could help on how to do this step above? It appears that this solution worked for some people.
On the second link:
"After reconfiguring the default route on the SQL cluster, using the parameters that indicate the problem was solved."
Yes we are also using a SQL cluster to host our back end for Lync. How can I reconfigure the default route of the SQL cluster.
- Editado Sandra Sung terça-feira, 12 de junho de 2012 06:37

