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Error: WebClientApiManager

Created: 30 Jan 2013 | 8 comments
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Seeing this in the log after the upgrade to 7.12 MP1.1, doesn't seem to be any mention in the forums:

"31/01/2013 2:13:47 p.m.","WebClientApiManager:ProcessRegister: System.Exception: An exception occurred while executing the request ---> System.Exception: System.Exception: Unable to register the client 971c5e0a-942b-496a-b9e9-72945c86d2d3 ---> Altiris.ClientTask.Server.Exceptions.ClientTaskServerMaxComputerLimitExceededException: Exception of type 'Altiris.ClientTask.Server.Exceptions.ClientTaskServerMaxComputerLimitExceededException' was thrown.

at Altiris.ClientTask.Server.RemoteClientTaskManager.GetClientStatusAndLock(AltirisResourceGuid resourceGuid, Boolean ignoreMaxComputerLimit, ClientStatus& client, Boolean& created)

at Altiris.ClientTask.Server.RemoteClientTaskManager.RegisterAndCreateClientRecord(AltirisResourceGuid resourceGuid, String configurationXml, Boolean bLastResort)

at Altiris.ClientTask.Server.ClientTaskServer.RegisterClient(AltirisResourceGuid resourceGuid, Boolean bLastResort, String configurationXml) AtrsLog:Debug

--- End of inner exception stack trace ---

at Altiris.ClientTask.Server.ClientTaskServer.RegisterClient(AltirisResourceGuid resourceGuid, Boolean bLastResort, String configurationXml)

at Altiris.ClientTask.Server.ClientTaskServer.ProcessRemoteRegisterClient(Hashtable input, Hashtable& output)

at Altiris.DotNetLib.Sockets.SecureRemoting.SecureRemotingServer.ProcessRequestObject(Object work)

--- End of inner exception stack trace ---

at Altiris.DotNetLib.Sockets.SecureRemoting.SecureRemotingClient.SendRequestI(String service, Hashtable input)

at Altiris.DotNetLib.Sockets.SecureRemoting.SecureRemotingClient.SendRequest(String service, Hashtable input)

at Altiris.ClientTask.Server.HttpHandlers.WebClientApiManager.ProcessRegister(XmlTextWriter wr, NameValueCollection queryValues, Stream requestStream, Int32 contentLength)","Altiris.TaskManagement.ClientTask.*","w3wp","476"

Can anyone shed some light?

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mclemson's picture

Does this happen to all clients?  What computer is referenced by GUID 971c5e0a-942b-496a-b9e9-72945c86d2d3?

Mike Clemson, Senior Systems Engineer, ASC
Intuitive Technology Group -- Symantec Platinum Partner
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chalks's picture

In this instance it was a device called 4SWYNDPOSD01 which was available, pingable, etc

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EugeneFT's picture

Hi Chalks.

Any answers to your post yet. I just finished an upgrade to MP1.1 this weekend and I'm seeing a lot of the same errors in my log too.

Regards,
Eugene

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chalks's picture

Sorry mate, not as yet. There must be others out there seeing the same thing though.

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Alex Bizjajev's picture

This exception could occur if "Maximum computers to manage per Task Server" number is exeeded (5000 by default). Please check this value under the Site Services -> Settings -> Task Service -> Task Service Settings. And check if the number of registered clients are exceeded to the corresponding task server.

 

Thank you,

Alex.

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I have 2 task servers configured, the CMS and 1 other server. I have configured the CMS to manage a max of 100 active requests whereas the other server has been configured for the max of 5000

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chalks's picture

Hi, to answer all the above:

No, it does not happen to all clients

In this instance it was referencing a pc somewhere in the network

I have not found an explaination for this yet

No, the task server max computers does not exceed 5000

No, I do not even have that many devices in this network

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dcudney's picture

I am seeing the same error on my install.

Dewayne Cudney

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