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smithlee
Level 4
‎Aug 26, 2021 05:39 AM

ORA-01017 error when running agent for Oracle Inventory

Hi,

I ran agent on Windows Server but the log file is showing the error "ORA-01017"

I used id/pwd correctly as Windows Admin.

Can anyone advise me to run correctly?

 

Regards,

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smithlee
Level 4
‎Aug 26, 2021 05:42 AM

It's urgent and I want to know which id/pwd should be used for login to run oracle inventory on Windows Server?

Regards,

Smith

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smithlee
Level 4
In response to smithlee
‎Aug 26, 2021 05:44 AM

I'm attaching the logfile.

server117 at 20210826T193030 (Oracle).ndi.gz
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alexander_frit
Level 5
In response to smithlee
‎Aug 26, 2021 06:21 AM

You should check the tracker.log  for messages around the Oracle discovery and inventory. Those could give you a hint what went wrong.

Did you check if all operational requirements are met as described in the "Operations" section for Windows of documentation ?

https://docs.flexera.com/FlexNetManagerSuite2021R1/EN/SystemRef/index.html#SysRef/OracleInventoryCollection/topic/Privileges4AgentBased.html

 

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smithlee
Level 4
In response to alexander_frit
‎Aug 26, 2021 08:58 PM

Hi, thank you very much.

Can I ask how to run ndtrack as non-localsystem account for Oracle 9i?

Regards,
Smith
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kclausen
Flexera Alumni
In response to smithlee
‎Aug 27, 2021 08:01 AM

@smithlee - The installed agent always runs as local SYSTEM account.  To run NDTRACK as a non-localsystem account for Oracle 9i, you either need to run NDTRACK manually, logged in as an account that is local Administrator, or set up a scheduled task to launch NDTRACK with the proper command line parameters, and the Scheduled Task is then set to run as a non-localsystem account.

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