MachPanel Provisioning Service Not Running / Does Not Start On Exchange Server 2007


Summary

MachPanel Provisioning Service Not Running or Does Not Start On Exchange Server 2007

Applies To

MachPanel Remote Server

MachPanel Provisioning Service

Symptoms

The MachPanel Provisioning Service errors out when trying to start in service manager after changing it user identity.

Error Message says:

The MachPanel Provisioning Service on PCxxx started and then stopped.  Some services stop automatically if the are not in use by the other services or programs.

Solution

Please check following possibilities.

Case 1

Step1: Check domain administrator user’s permission

    1. Click Start, point to Settings, click Control Panel, double-click     Administrative Tools, and then double-click Active Directory Users        and     Computers.
    2. In the console tree, click Users.
    3. In the details pane, right-click the user (administrator2 that was for     created for MachPanel) and then click Properties.
    4. Click on the Member of tab to check that this user (administrator2)     has following permissions:

  • Domain Admins (Set Primary)
  • Domain Users
  • Enterprise Admins
  • Exchange Servers
  • Exchange Organization Administrators
  • Group Policy Creator Owners
  • Schema Admins

5. Click Add button in case any of the above mentioned permission is missing.

6. In Enter the object names to select, type the name of the user, group, as mentioned above then click OK.

Step 2: Also check MachPanel Provisioning Service is running under same user (i.e. administrator2)

1. Go to Start >> Run
2. Type services.msc and press Enter
3. Microsoft Services Window will pop up
4. In the right hand pane click on or navigate to MachPanel Provisioning Service
5. Right click this service and then click Start

Alternatively, you can also start and stop MachPanel Services using Configuration Studio. For example, to start MachPanel Provisioning Service, please open Configuration Studio and go to Configure >> Services and click Start All Services button. Similarly for stopping all services click Stop All Services button

CASE 2: A
Firewall is blocking the port for MachPanel Provisioning Service
A firewall has blocked MachPanel Provisioning Service to communicate appropriately, please disable firewall or allow port 7860 which is used by MachPanel Provisioning Service.

Case 3

Check if the remote service has been installed properly. You can try reinstalling the service.