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System Center 2012 Configuration Manager Setup fails due to Password Filters

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I was recently installing a ConfigMgr 2012 site for a customer and ran into
an unusual error towards the end of the installation that i hadn't seen before
and wanted to share this incase others ran into this similar issue. The
following error message will be displayed in your ConfigMgr Setup log if you
have a Password Filter configured on your system. For more information on
Password filters and what they are check out the following Link.

 

The error "Failed to set up SQL Server certificate for service broker" is due
to the fact that setup is trying to create a SQL Server Broker certificate and
cannot set the password for the certificate because of the installed Password
Filter on the system. 

In order to workaround this problem you will need to temporarily remove the
password filter so that setup can create the SQL Server Broker certificate.

1) Take a backup of the following key
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\Lsa

2) Open the "Notification Packages" Multi String Value at the above registry
location

3) Remove your custom password filter from the list, by default scecli is the
only option listed in the Notification Packages value.

4) Re-run setup and choose to uninstall your site to remove the failed
installation after this has completed run setup again to complete your site
server installation.

5) Optionally Restore your previously backed up registry key.

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Comments

  • Anonymous
    January 01, 2003
    sory for the late response have been backed up a bit... i would validate that you have connectivity to the SQL server and that you have a static port set for SQL if remote. Additionally the ConfigMgr Setup log might have more info.
  • Anonymous
    January 15, 2014
    Hi Brandon,I am experiencing the exact same error message but we do not have "CustomPasswordFilter" set in our SCCM server, SQL server, nor AD server. Do you have any other suggestions?Thanks!
  • Anonymous
    March 19, 2015
    note: You need to reboot between resolution steps 3 and 4!!!