Citrix License Server Unable To Stop Vendor

If the license server host’s network firewall is configured to permit remote access to the license server, open a web browser on a remote machine and connect to one of the following URLs, depending on whether the connection protocol is HTTP or HTTPS. To fix this problem, update to a more recent version of FLEXlm through your application vendor. As an alternative workaround, you can run the license server as a background process using a batch script, such as the following: @echo off. Cd 'c: program files esri license arcgis9x'. VD is starting, please check vendor daemon's status in debug log But the service does not start. When you attempt to stop the server, you receive this message: Unable to Stop Server. Check the License search path and VD status.and the server status reports: FlexNet Licensing error:-15,10. System Error: 10061 'WinSock: Connection refused' CAUSE. Problem: Conflict with ArcGIS License Manager 10.x and Autodesk Network License Manager 2014 Description. Installing both ArcGIS License Manager 10.x and Autodesk License Manager 2014 on the same machine causes a conflict in which the ArcGIS License Manager service stops, and is unable to be restarted via the ArcGIS License Server Administrator.

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“Error 1722. There is a problem with the Windows Installer package. A program run as part of the setup did not finish as expected. Contact your support personnel or package vendor UnInstallAssembly location…”


Error 1073 : The specified service already exists.

Solution

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Solution 1:Complete the following steps to fix the issue:

  1. Stop all Citrix PVS Server services.
  2. Open the link from Microsoft site Fix problems with programs that can't be installed or uninstalled and click Run Now.

  3. Follow Microsoft Fix It wizard to remove Citrix PVS Server.

  4. When the wizard is completed, access the registry in HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESoftwareCitrix and delete the ProvisioningServer folder.

  5. In the directory, C:Program FilesCitrix Ahnlab security. delete Provisioning Server Console and PVS Server folder. This requires a reboot of the server to prevent any active threads.

  6. Reinstall PVS Server Console from the PVS Server 5.0 Service Pack 1a installation files.
    SOLUTION 2: To resolve the issue, disable the group policy using the following steps:
    1. Logon to the system (Administrative Privileges is required).
    2.Open Windows Control Panel.
    3.Search for Group Policy.
    The search results display a link to the “Local Group Policy Editor”.
    4.In the editor, go to Computer Configuration > Administrative Templates > Windows Components > Remote Desktop Services > Remote Desktop Session Host > Application Compatibility
    5.In the right pane, right-click Turn off Windows Installer RDS Compatibility and select Edit from the drop down menu.
    6.Select the Radio Button Enable.
    7.Click OK.

Problem Cause

When upgrading PVS Server 5.0 to PVS Server 5.1, two entries of Citrix PVS Server x64 will appear in Add/Remove Programs. On clicking the Click here for support information link on either Citrix PVS Servers x64, Citrix PVS Server will appear with two different versions.

When attempting to uninstall Citrix PVS Server x64 5.0.0, error message 1722 appears and the product will not uninstall.


Note : Solution 2: This error may occur due to permissions problem from where the software is being accessed and also sometimes when installing the software, it hangs at “Windows Installer Coordinator” window.

Citrix License Server Unable To Stop Vendors


Additional Resources

Before upgrading to PVS Server 5.0 Service Pack 1a, uninstall the PVS Server 5.0 Server and console.
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Disclaimer

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