[ISS Support Case] Unknown Error
Last updated: March 7th, 2025Description
Unknown errors in the logger: Error Focus WWPackageServer Failed to deploy code modules for object[4140] Error: "'Error failed to deploy code modules to target" when deploying objects to another node. The AppServer Enterprise PC's have fixed IP addresses, are part of a workgroup, and there are no WINS or DNS or Host files. Reinstall AppServer on target node. This will redeploy the bootstrap and resolve the IP address issues. From aaPim Access Denied. (80030005) raised at line 4283 in PimPF.cpp (in D:\BldSrc1\178\s\src\PlatformInstallManager\WWPim\). Summary As previously noted in Tech Note TN10225, security improvements made in System Platform 2017 Update 3 included changes made to the user accounts and groups to utilize Virtual Service Accounts. These accounts and groups are needed for Wonderware products to function properly. Some customers have policies to eliminate unrecognized accounts and groups. This Tech Alert highlights information about the importance of the aaPim account's group membership. Situation aaPIM is the platform installation manager that is responsible for installing platforms. In previous versions aaPIM is launched on demand as a process with Adminintrator privilege. However, in System Platform 2017 Update 3, it is changed into a windows service and added to the Administrators group as a service account. It's important not to remove the NTService\aaPim account from the Administrators group unless you follow recommendations outlined in TN10297 Managing Service Accounts with Group Policy for System Platform 2017 Update 3. Symptoms If aaPim is removed from the Administrator group on System Platform 2017 Update 3, AppServer Deployment will fail. The error message will be similar to this: Error: Failed to deploy RemotePlatformName : Remote Node's UserId/Password don't match GR Node's Action Use exceptions in your IT Policies or Scripts to not delete the required Virtual Service Accounts or follow workaround recommendations outlined in TN10297. From
- Author: Kevin Modlin
- Published: March 7th, 2025
Details:
| Product: Application Server |
| Version: 2020 R2 |
| Solution: [Solution is visible below when you're logged in and have a current subscription] |
| Date Created: | 10/13/2023 |
| Case: | 85318 |
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