Probable cause
When adding managed paths for an EMC server, you may receive the following error:
Resource: \\Server_Name\, Error Message: The network path was not found. NetAPI32 Error: 53.
This error means that Data Governance Edition could not resolve the EMC server or any of the shares of the server.
Resolution
Review and verify that the DNS settings are up-to-date, ensure you can ping the EMC server, ensure that the proper ports are open, etc.
Reboot the server having the problem and try again.
When you run a Resource Activity, Account Activity, or Perceived Owner report, you may not immediately see an action in the report that you know you have performed.
Probable cause
- There is lag time between when an action occurs, such as a file read or write, and when the data is sent from the agent to the server. This delay is dependent upon the following:
- The aggregation setting on the Resource Activity page of the Managed Host Settings dialog
- The update schedule. By default, resource activity is synchronized into the One Identity Manager database, once a day, after the first initial synchronization. The initial synchronization happens a few minutes after resource activity collection is enabled. This update schedule is controlled by a Data Governance server configuration setting (PerceivedOwnershipCalcUpdateRefreshIntervalMinutes). See the One Identity Manager Data Governance Edition Technical Insight Guide for more information on this configuration file setting.
- Various internal processes.
- It is possible that you did not have resource activity collection enabled for that managed path during the time span covered in the report.
- If you have enabled resource activity collection, it is possible you have excluded some accounts, files or folders where the activity occurred.
- If Quest Change Auditor is installed and you are collecting resource activity directly from Change Auditor, Change Auditor may not be capturing the events you are expecting.
Resolution
Probable Cause
For SharePoint 2010 managed hosts, the DataGovernance.SharePointShim.exe process is required and may not be running on the SharePoint server.
NOTE: For multi-agent SharePoint 2010 managed hosts, you will see multiple Shim instances; one for each agent service.
Resolution
Check to ensure that the DataGovernance.SharePointShim.exe process is running on the SharePoint 2010 farm server. If it is not running, start the process or restart the agent.
To start the Shim process
Since multiple Shim instances are displayed for multi-agent SharePoint managed hosts, you must provide the PID of the corresponding Data Governance SharePoint agent as an argument when starting up the Shim process for an agent service.
- In Task Manager | Services tab, locate the PID assigned to the agent service that does not have activity available.
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At the command prompt, enter the following PowerShell command to start the Shim instance:
C:\Program Files\One Identity\One Identity Manager Data Governance Edition\Agent Services\DataGovernance.SharePointShim.exe <PID>
NOTE: This only applies to SharePoint 2010 because in later releases of SharePoint, this is not a separate process.