Service Control Point Error When Attempting to Add a RIS Server to the Domain (238990)

RESOLUTION

To resolve this issue:

1. Log on as Administrator of the domain and start the Active Directory Users and Computers snap-in.
2. On the View menu, click Advanced features.
3. Locate the organizational unit (OU) that contains the MAO for the RIS server.
4. Right-click the OU, and then click Properties.
5. On the Security tab, click the appropriate user/group (if the user/group is not displayed, click Add to add the user/group).NOTE: On this page, you can grant the user/group Full Control permissions, which allows the user/group to complete the task. If you choose to do this, proceed to step 13 in this article. If you only want to give the user/group permissions to add the RIS server, please continue on with the next step.
   
   
6. Click Advanced.
7. When the Access Control Settings for OU_NAME dialog box is displayed (where OU_NAME is the name of your OU), click Add, and then click the user/group to which you want to grant permissions.
8. When the Permission Entry for OU_NAME dialog box is displayed, add the following:

      Apply to:  This object and All Child Objects
      Permissions to allow:  List Contents
                             Read All Properties
                             Read Permissions
                             Create Intellimirror Service Objects
                             Delete Intellimirror Service Objects
   					

9. Click OK.
10. When the Access Control Settings for OU_NAME dialog box is displayed, click Add, and then click the same user/group you selected in the previous steps.
11. When the Permission Entry for OU_NAME dialog box is displayed, add the following:

       Apply to: Intellimirror Service objects
       Permissions to allow: Full Control
    					

12. Click OK.
13. To complete Setup, the user must run the following command on the RIS server:

    risetup.exe -check

Granting the user/group Full Control permissions and applying the This object and all child Objects setting on the OU usually resolves this issue, but you may want to restrict the user/group permissions. For example, if all RIS servers in your organization are in the same OU, it may be easier to grant Full control permission to the user/group that administers or installs these servers. However, if the servers are spread out across your organization, you may want to restrict the permissions.