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Hi,
Does anyone encountered this error?
"ERROR: Still waiting for SMS_INBOX_MANAGER to create the "Site Control Manager (Master Site Control File)" inbox. Sleeping for 60 seconds. The operating system reported error 5: Access is denied."
This error is being displayed on these logs : dataldr.log, statesys.log, wsyncmgr.log, statmgr.log, distmgr.log.
asking for your help to point me where I could find the fix for this.
Thank you very much.
Hi,
Per my experience, you can try to do a site reset. When a site reset runs at a CAS or primary site, the site will reapply the default Configuration Manager file and registry permissions. Refer to:
Modify your Configuration Manager infrastructure
How to Perform SCCM Site Reset | ConfigMgr Site Reset
Thanks for your time. Have a nice day!
Best regards,
Simon
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Hi Simon,
Thank you for your reply.
I found in another forum that this will NOT affect Applications/Packages/DPs, but just to be sure, will a Site Reset affect the Client Settings that are implemented? or are there any current implementation in SCCM that might get affected?
Sorry for asking too much questions, what I picture out from this is as if nothing happened except the errors are repaired.
Thanks again.
Hi,
==>will a Site Reset affect the Client Settings that are implemented? or are there any current implementation in SCCM that might get affected?
It will not affect any client settings or any other content/applications/packages/images. It will only restore the SCCM related file directory tree and registry keys to the default state, including the permissions.
Best regards,
Simon