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Dear all,
In the process of setting up the Azure Migrate tool for discovery and assessment.
During the execution of the AzureMigrateInstaller.ps1 powershell script, the following error occurs.
Extracting and Installing Gateway Service...
Gateway service installation failed. Aborting...
There was an error code 2 and a reference to MSerror website and a NONAME file, but that was a dead end.
Has anyone experienced this and found a solution, googling and binging came up with little info.
Thanks
Falar a verdade, não é que funcionou.... muito obrigado!!!
To be honest, it worked....thanks a lot!!!
Solved:
After going through the script and locating the log file, it appears that VC++ Redist 2019 failed installation. Removed both 32bit and 64bit versions and reran the script and the install completed successfully. Went back and reviewed the program and strangely, only the 64bit version was installed.
@Walley, Mike Thank you for the update. Glad to know you were able to resolve the issue.
THX WalleyMilke! Saved my day!!!!
You the man, thanks for doing the digging for everyone.
You would expect a company that is worth 1.94 trillion dollars would have a better migration tool, this is a poor excuse of a migration tool.
Also worked for me, removed VC++ Redist 2019, ran the script again and it worked, only installing x64 VC++ Redist 2019.
Hi all,
Could anyone please tell which file I need to edit to remove this VC++ 2015-2019 setup.
Thanks
Check the log files for more information. The Azure Migrate Gateway service installation creates log files in the following location: C:\ProgramData\AzureMigrate\Logs. You can check these log files for more information about the installation error.
I hope these suggestions help you troubleshoot the issue.
Thanks for the comment, I checked the logs and found this exception at the the gateway installation step ” Caught exception while installing veredist_x64_2019.exe. System.ComponentModel.Win32Exception (0x80004005): The system cannot find the file specified
at System.Diagnostics.Process.StartWithShellExecuteEx (ProcessStartInfo startInfo)
at System.Diagnostics.Process.Start (ProcessStartInfo startInfo)
at GatewaySetupInstaller.SetupHelper. InstallGwyServicePrereqs (String gwyPrereq, String gwyPrereqPkgName) "
I still don't know which file I need to edit. Could you please tell me which file I need to edit to skip this VC++ 2015 installation.
In the Azure Migrate Installer powershell script, you can skip the installation of Visual C++ 2015 by adding the following line of code:
if (!(Get-ItemProperty -Path "HKLM:\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Uninstall{F75C5E1A-ABF5-4A8D-92A8-9BA9B93C2B60}" -Name DisplayName)) { Write-Output "Skipping VC++ 2015 installation." } else { Write-Output "Installing VC++ 2015."
This code checks the registry to see if Visual C++ 2015 is already installed on the system. If it is, it will skip the installation and print a message indicating that the installation is being skipped. If Visual C++ 2015 is not installed, it will proceed with the installation and print a message indicating that the installation is being performed.
You can add this code to the Azure Migrate Installer powershell script by opening the script in a text editor, such as Notepad, and adding the code at the appropriate point in the script.