Hello @pwagner
Not certain based on this alone. But 299 according to some research seems to indicate a resource issue (based on results for this error code from Windows).
What other symptoms are you seeing? Are tasks not loading? Is this constantly being logged? What happens after a server restart?
Do our logs show anything?
For DCOM errors when registering the QVB in general, I would recommend those two steps:
Make sure the QVB is correctly registered:
- Open windows file explorer
- Locate qvb.exe, default location C:\Program Files\QlikView\Distribution Service\
- Double click on qvb.exe to create the necessary Windows registry keys and GUID.
- Restart machine to make sure registry changes are properly applied
Make sure the permissions are correct:
- Run "DCOMCNFG.EXE"
- Expand the Console Root => Component Services => Computers => My Computer => DCOM Config
- Locate "QlikViewBatch 7.0 Application", right click and choose properties
- Select the "Security" tab, then "Customize" on the "Launch and Activation Permissions", and then press "Edit"
- Add the account that needs launch permissions (the service account running the QlikView Distribution Service)
- Check the options "Local Launch", "Remote Launch", "Local Activation", and "Remote Activation"
- Save and try starting the QlikView Distribution Service
- If it still fails, repeat steps 4-7 for the "Access Permissions" and "Configuration Permissions" sections on the "Security" tab
Hope some of this helps you get this resolved.
/Sonja
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