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Country: UK, Vietnam
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Storyline: Christina Noble overcomes the harsh difficulties of her childhood in Ireland to discover her destiny on the streets of Saigon. A true story.
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Hey all,
We have been having a random problem with 7.0 agents on our network wherin the Symantec Management Agent service just simply shuts down without warning and then doesn't restart. It will restart if you manually kick the service OR if you set the recovery options to "restart the service".
In Event viewer we are getting EventID 7034, which is basically just the service control manager logging the fact that the service stopped. This is the only note we are getting.
We have started running the diagnostic agent on a few key machines, but haven't collected any data on a crash yet.
All of our systems are XP SP3 machines, running the latest 7.0.x agent.
Has anyone seen this issue?
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Hi Mmoney,
Could you please attach the Agent.log for some of these computers where you're getting the EventID 7034?
The agent.log is the current Altiris Agent log. If is posible, zip all the logs and send to us.
Did you also verified the itens suggested by mclemson?
Not really sure what you mean by that. Mclemson indicated that App Metering (Through Altiris, I assume) and AV might be problems. Ok, we have both.
I don't mean to sound unappreciative, but I need more information. Like, how and why are these things a problem? What should I be looking for to potentially isolate one or the other or both as a problem? If they are an issue, what do I do about it? (Removing either is a non-starter, btw) If they are known issues, is there a symwise article about it? I need more information.
Also, I have sent some logs in on the ticket I have open on this issue. I can attach them here if you want, just let me now.
Logs would be good. Looking for last few things to happen before it crashes. What files does it access? What tasks does it perform? What's similar between different crash incidents?
And of course the typical, "What might have changed around the time this issue began?" is important.
Mike Clemson, Senior Systems Engineer, ASC
Intuitive Technology Group -- Symantec Platinum Partner
I have attached 2 log files from 2 different machines that are known to have the "Agent dissapears" problem.
Most of the rest of the questions should be answerable by the log files.
As far as system changes go, the change was installing Altiris. We've been having trouble with this, to greater or lesser extent, since original install day. There doesn't appear to be any rhyme or reason for the issue either. It has been happening on machines that had been unchanged since the Altiris install last year, and on other machines that have radically changed. One machine that is used by another of the IT personnell here has NEVER had a functional Altiris client. It hasn't worked since day 1.
All machines are from the same basic image (with variances for drivers)
All machines use the same Antivirus - McAffee
All machines have the same basic software, with some departmental differences. (I should note that the failures cross departmental lines, so unlikely to be related to a specific department's software)
That's all I can think of right now. Hopefully the log files will be more revealing.
Hi mmoney,
Seconds before the crash error is logged the following messages:
<event date='Mar 11 09:16:32' severity='2' hostName='MCCOURTMDT' source='Agent' module='AeXNSAgent.exe' process='AeXNSAgent.exe' pid='228' thread='180' tickCount='199392593' >
<![CDATA[Object Altiris.ProcessMonitor is not installed: Invalid class string (-2147221005). This situation should be resolved once the agent rollout has been completed.]]>
To solve this first problem there are two posible ways:
1) The Client Task Agent.dll must be re-registered with the system. This is done by using the following command at a command prompt or script: regsvr32 <filename>. The default path to the file is: C:\Program Files\Altiris\Altiris Agent\Agents\Client Task Agent\ Client Task Agent.dll.
2) The Server Settings > Notification Server Infrastructure > Task Server > Agent Configuration policy is associated with the All Computers collection by default, which is why all resources are receiving configuration information for the Client task Agent in their Client Settings Policies, which is causing the NSAgent to record these warnings. So replace the All Computers collection association with the With Client Task Agent Installed collection. (Article HOWTO7166)
Please could you apply this steps on some computers and let us know about the results?
Hey mmooney,
The correct path to search at NS 7.1 version (and I think that is the same at 7.0) is:
Settings -> Notification Server -> Task Settings -> Task Agent Settings.
No problem with this configuration. Including is recommended that check interval do not be so frequent like 1 minute, 2 minutes, or something like that.
Did you re-registered the Client Task Agent.dll at that workstation?
Thank you for your patience in provide the details and to are following the troubleshooting process.
A few thoughts after looking through the logs.
I see that a bunch of detection checks happen for managed software deliveries at 9 a.m. Although this probably isn't the cause, don't run these unnecessarily often. I have limited data in this small log, but if it's happening every 30 minutes or every hour, move to something more reasonable like weekly, daily, every 4-8 hours, etc.
Application Metering is referenced right after the stack trace:
C:\Program Files\Altiris\Altiris Agent\Agents\Application Metering Agent\AMAgent.dll
What application metering policies are active?
What do these GUIDs reference? They are used just before the crash:
Use the item browser on the NS within the Altiris Log Viewer to find out.
Is your task interval check set to 1 minute? You may want to change this to something more reasonable.
Agent12.log also shows a reference at Mar 08 07:53:37 to AMAgent.dll before the crash.
These lines are especially interesting:
<![CDATA[Could not find a matching application in the App metering summary file for application details: gravitixservice.exe C:\Program Files\PatchLink\Update Agent\GravitixService.exe SYSTEM LOCALMACHINE.]]>
<event date='Mar 22 09:06:55' severity='4' hostName='REBMANNJDTN' source='CAeXEventManager::DoRemoveProcess' module='AMAgent.dll' process='AeXNSAgent.exe' pid='8412' thread='9852' tickCount='-1875451703' >
<![CDATA[Could not find a matching application in the App metering summary file for application details: Microsoft Corporation svchost.exe 5.1.2600.5512 (xpsp.080413-2111) svchost.exe Microsoft® Windows® Operating System 5.1.2600.5512 C:\WINDOWS\system32\svchost.exe SYSTEM LOCALMACHINE.]]>
Do you have policies for these .exe's? They're the final lines in Agent12.log just before the next crash.
It seems Application Metering is the issue. What policies are enabled?
Mike Clemson, Senior Systems Engineer, ASC
Intuitive Technology Group -- Symantec Platinum Partner
As far as policies turned on go, I turned on ALL of the default 7.0.x policies right out of the box. I would list them but it is rather extensive. Needless to say, it's all the defaults, NO customization except in the blacklist, where we have blocked iTunes.
That patchlink thing is part of the old patching system. We removed the old server, but never got around to removing the old client. (We were rushed and forgot to send out a "remove the client" job from the old server before we pulled it. Doh!) It is possible that client could be interfering with Altiris. Some systems have had it removed, some haven't.
I can easily build a task to remove the client as I still have a copy of the client installer msi. I'll do that and run it on a couple of the affected systems and see if it helps.
Good plan with the patchlink app. I would disable all of your App Metering policies as well, unless you need them. If you kept all default settings for App Metering it shouldn't be an issue to leave Office and such enabled. Keeping video game-based policies enabled if the games are not installed anywhere does not make sense, and I would disable them.
Mike Clemson, Senior Systems Engineer, ASC
Intuitive Technology Group -- Symantec Platinum Partner
Ok, I just checked for gravitixservice.exe on both of the machines that i sent log files from, and BOTH have had the Patchlink agent uninstalled and the program files folders deleted. So the "gravitixservice.exe" file doesn't exist on either system anymore.
The other executable you note is the Windows Service Host, isn't it? Why would that be a problem?
It wouldn't. But Application Metering was the last thing running. That's important to know.
How quickly will these agents crash? If it's predictable, I'd consider disabling McAfee. Maybe it doesn't like App Metering putting hooks into the apps when they launch, thinks it's a virus. McAfee has been bad news for us in other ways, but I don't have any environments that include McAfee and Altiris, so I can't comment.
As a temporary test, of course.
Mike Clemson, Senior Systems Engineer, ASC
Intuitive Technology Group -- Symantec Platinum Partner
Just an update to this issue:
I've removed the old patchlink agent from all systems, no changes.
If it is the Application Metering plugin in conflict with the McAfee AV that is causing this, is there a specific service or software name for the plugin? I ask because Mcafee will allow us to add software and/or services to an "ignore" list. I could simply add the App Metering service and program into this list and that should fix the problem.
It should just be AMAgent.dll. But if McAfee is objecting to it interacting with the program .exe, that won't help. I'd recommend the following:
- Find repeatable way to crash system OR determine how long a system will take to crash the agent
- Disable McAfee completely and/or uninstall
- See if crash problem is resolved
- Reinstall McAfee and determine what exclusion might be necessary
I'd consider opening a support case as well.
Mike Clemson, Senior Systems Engineer, ASC
Intuitive Technology Group -- Symantec Platinum Partner
Two quick items to look at would be App Metering and antivirus. They've interfered in the past with agent operation.
Mike Clemson, Senior Systems Engineer, ASC
Intuitive Technology Group -- Symantec Platinum Partner
We have same problem here. We discovered it in the last few days because an msi rollout failed to deploy to some PCs.
Multiple XP SP3 PCs running v 7.0.8641.1641 agents but not all. Agent service will not start and error logged in system log:
Event ID: 7034
The Symantec Management Agent Service terminated unexpectedly
Agent.log output:
Exception - Access Violation: C0000005
Bit Flag: 00000000 - Memory Address Accessed: 54746E65 : 08E6EDEC
Stack dump:
Stack Trace
<event date='Mar 23 09:42:48' severity='2' hostName='PC129' source='Altiris Agent' module='AeXNSAgent.exe' process='AeXNSAgent.exe' pid='4768' thread='836' tickCount='-1697698812' >
<![CDATA[Unexpected exit C0000005]]>
I have physically visited around 20 PCs and manually uninstalled the Symantec Management Agent and reinstalled it. Everything works fine until I notice that there are many PCs that need a Deployment Plug-in upgrade. One of them is my own PC. So I enable the deployment plug-in upgrade and as soon as it runs, I notice the agent icon disappears, the agent service crashes and will not start again, requiring another uninstall of the symantec management agent.
So one thing that is causing a problem is installation or upgrade of the deployment plug-in. It kills the management agent service and it will not start again.
Same error is logged: ID 7034
The Symantec Management Agent Service terminated unexpectedly
Hey ADH, who are you?
Could you please verify which DS version are you using?
There is a similiar issue with Deployment Solution 7.1.1374.
Hi luke.s,
I am not absolutely sure of the versions numbers we were using at the time we had the problem as I have been downloading a considerable number of updates through the installation manager of late .
However, originally I think we were using DS 7.1.607. I have now downloaded an update to version 7.1.643 but I haven't yet deployed this to all workstations. I have deployed 7.1.643 to about 5 workstations.
Our older config was as follows:
Symantec Management Agent: 7.0.7436
Software Update: 7.0.4210
Application Metering: 7.0.1255
Base Task Handlers: 7.0.7416
Client Task Agent: 7.0.7418
Depolyment Solution: 7.1.607
Inventory Agent: 7.0.1255
Inventory Rule Agent: 7.0.7416
Out of Band: 7.0.1541
pcAnywhere: 12.5.539
Software Management Framework: 7.0.7417
Software Management Solution: 7.0.1866
Our newer config is as follows:
Symantec Management Agent: 7.0.8641.1641
Software Update: 7.0.4409
Application Metering: 7.0.1295
Base Task Handlers: 7.0.8641
Client Task Agent: 7.0.8641
Depolyment Solution: 7.1.643
Inventory Agent: 7.0.1295
Inventory Rule Agent: 7.0.8641
Out of Band: 7.0.1541
pcAnywhere: 12.5.539
Software Management Framework: 7.0.8641
Software Management Solution: 7.0.1914


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Mission Hills Resort Shenzhen, Shenzhen
- Free WiFi and free parking
Main amenities
- 188 guestrooms
- Golf course
- 3 restaurants
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- Water park
- Breakfast available
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- Health club
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Key facts
Hotel size
- This hotel has 188 rooms
- This hotel is arranged over 6 floors
- Check-in time starts at 2 PM
- Check-out time is noon
Required at check in
- Credit card or cash deposit required
- Government-issued photo ID required
Travelling with others
- Babysitting/childcare *
- Children's club *
- Pets not allowed (service dogs only)
Extra people
- Rollaway beds available, charges may apply*
- Free WiFi in public areas
- Free WiFi and wired Internet access in rooms
- Airport shuttle (available on request) *
- Free self parking
- Accessible parking
- RV/bus/truck parking
Other information
- Resort fee included
Nearby Five Star Shenzhen hotels
In the hotel
- Children's club (surcharge)
- Supervised childcare/activities (surcharge)
- Breakfast daily (surcharge)
- 3 restaurants
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Spring Hill has 40 treatment rooms including rooms for couples. Services include deep-tissue massages, hot stone massages, sports massages, and Thai massages. The spa is equipped with a sauna and a steam room. A variety of treatment therapies are provided, including aromatherapy, hydrotherapy, and reflexology.
DiningMountain Cafe - Overlooking the garden, this restaurant specializes in international cuisine and serves breakfast, brunch, lunch, and dinner. A children's menu is available.
Shiki - Overlooking the pool and garden, this restaurant specializes in Japanese cuisine and serves lunch and dinner.
Imperial court - Overlooking the golf course and pool, this restaurant specializes in Chinese cuisine and serves brunch, lunch, and dinner.
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In this strong first in a new series from Burcell (Cold Case), San Francisco FBI forensic artist Sydney Fitzpatrick races to unravel the 20-year-old mystery of her father's murder before the upcoming execution of his convicted killer, Johnnie Wheeler. When Sydney interviews Wheeler in San Quentin against her mother's and stepfather's wishes, Wheeler's claims of innocence have a ring of truth. As Sydney begins to investigate her father's past, she uncovers unsavory secrets linking him and some old army buddies, including one who's now a high-powered U.S. senator, to a bank engaged in illegal activities. Sydney's dogged persistence and willingness to bend FBI rules endangers her family, but an 11th-hour meeting with Wheeler for a new forensic sketch points to the answers she's been seeking. Burcell, herself a former FBI-trained forensic artist, keeps her appealing heroine hopping just a step ahead of mortal peril in this intricately plotted page-turner. (Nov.)Copyright © Reed Business Information, a division of Reed Elsevier Inc. All rights reserved.
Face of a Killerby Robin Burcell
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Facts lie . . . Two decades after the murder that shattered her world, FBI agent and forensic artist Sydney Fitzpatrick confronts her father's killer face to face. But the inmate who's scheduled to be executed for the crime is not what she expected. Heightening Sydney's unease, she receives a photograph sent to her by a man just prior to his suicide, causing/b>… See more details below
Facts lie . . . Two decades after the murder that shattered her world, FBI agent and forensic artist Sydney Fitzpatrick confronts her father's killer face to face. But the inmate who's scheduled to be executed for the crime is not what she expected. Heightening Sydney's unease, she receives a photograph sent to her by a man just prior to his suicide, causing her to question everything she believed about her father. Now she wants the truth—no matter where it's hidden, no matter how painful . . . or dangerous. But Sydney Fitzpatrick is about to trespass on sacred ground. And being a federal agent will offer her no security or shelter if it's her own government that wants her dead.
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On the 20th anniversary of FBI forensic artist Sydney Fitzpatrick's father's murder, a rape victim describes an attacker who resembles Sydney's father's killer, now on death row. Sydney interviews the convicted man; other clues turn up that lead Sydney to believe that he is innocent. As she digs into her father's life, she realizes that she never really knew him and certainly does not understand the motive behind his death. An FBI-trained forensic artist and the author of the Kate Gillespie series (Every Move She Makes; Fatal Truth; Deadly Legacy; Cold Case), Burcell brings her own experience to the fore in creating her protagonist. With a dramatic, gasp-inducing finale, this is a terrific new police procedural series. It might also appeal to readers who enjoy Jonathan Santlofer's thrillers about an NYPD forensic artist. [See Prepub Mystery, LJ8/08.]
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Face of a Killer
Chapter One
Sydney Fitzpatrick eyed the bottle of scotch, watched the bartender pour the amber liquid into her glass, and wondered how much of it she'd have to drink to forget it had been twenty years since her father had been killed.
"Leave the bottle," she told the bartender.
"Don't think so."
"You're only going to have to come back."
"Maybe," he said, returning the whiskey to its place among the other bottles, all backlit, shining, each advertising its own brand of panacea.
All false advertising, she thought, finishing her second shot. She would've ordered a third...except her cell phone started vibrating an alert.
Only one sort of call comes in at one in the morning, never mind that Sydney recognized the number: her boss, Dave Dixon. "Fitzpatrick," she announced into the phone. "And I'm supposed to have the day off."
"Day being the operative word. It's dark out, which makes it night, which you didn't request off."
"And I've been drinking."
"Since when do you drink?"
"Since an hour ago," she said, and let him wonder.
Apparently he didn't wonder long. "We need you down here. A Seven matter," he said, giving the Bureau program designator for initiating a kidnap investigation.
Her stomach knotted. She did not need this. Not tonight.
"Did you hear me, Fitzpatrick? Got a kidnap-rape."
"You assigning me the case?"
"No. Just a sketch."
Sydney eyed the bottle of whiskey that seemed to beckon, thinking that even on a good day it was hard enough to interview victims for drawings, hard to get past the mental exhaustion of being inside her victims' heads,knowing the pain and terror they felt . . .
Maybe she should tell Dixon no, but that would require an explanation, and she wasn't sure she wanted to go into that. It wasn't that Dixon didn't know her history. They'd worked together in D.C., used to be friends, at least up until he was promoted and all friendships were checked at the door. The last thing Sydney wanted was for him to worry about her. "I'm just a few blocks away. I'll be right there."
She took some money out of her wallet, paid for her drinks, then walked to the door and opened it. What had been a light sprinkle when she'd left her car at home that October night to drink herself into oblivion, had now turned into a heavy downpour that hammered the sidewalk with a deafening blast. And lucky her, not a cab in sight.
With no umbrella, she'd be soaked, and she was tempted to see if the rain might slow. But then she thought of the waiting that her victim had already endured. In the grand scheme of things, getting wet was the least of her worries, and she stepped out into the driving rain. She hadn't walked more than half a block when the odd feeling of being watched came over her. She stopped, turned, eyed the street up and down, saw nothing but a few parked cars, seemingly unoccupied. Across the street, a couple of women huddled beneath an overhang, smoking a cigarette. Other than that, the streets seemed deserted.
Hearing nothing but the rain, the water sluicing down the gutters into the storm drains, she pulled her coat tighter against the autumn chill. But the farther she walked, the stronger the feeling came that she was being followed. It's only your imagination, she told herself. Even so, she quickened her pace and pressed her right elbow into her hip, wanting to feel the reassuring presence of her holstered Glock...then remembered she'd left it in her desk drawer.
She normally carried the damned thing night and day, but she'd intended to spend the night drinking in a vain attempt to erase not only the anniversary of her father's murder, but also the bitter fight she'd had with her mother over her plans for the upcoming day. It was the same fight they'd had last year and the two years before that. At thirty-three years old, a girl should be able to make up her own damned mind on how she spent her day. Her mother had nothing to do with this, she thought, as a movement caught her eye. Definitely someone back there. She doubled her pace, didn't get far, when a man stepped out in front of her, blocked her path.
She jumped back, her pulse slamming in her veins. The man towered a good eight inches over her, his craggy face barely visible beneath his knit cap and a scarf wrapped around his neck and mouth. A sharp smell of body odor, unwashed clothes, wet, stale, and sour, assaulted her nose.
"Got some change?" he asked, opening his hand, palm up. His other was shoved in the pocket of an army coat, ragged, buttons dangling, held closed with another scarf tied around his waist.
Recognition hit her. Private Cooper was a regular on this block, chased off by the cops on a continual basis, only to return the moment they left. Right now she was grateful for his presence. "Yeah," she said, digging into her purse. She handed him a few bills, then looked back, saw a figure darting into the shadows. Someone was following her, no doubt. The federal building was only two blocks away, and she crossed to the other side of the street, where the building facades were more modern, better lit. If whoever it was thought she was going to be an easy mark, he'd have to come out and get her.
A few minutes later, she waved her access identification across the pad, punched in her code, and with one last look behind her, entered the door of the San Francisco FBI field office. A purse snatcher had been hitting women in the area for a couple of weeks now, and she wondered if that was who'd been tailing her. Not that she could offer any description, she thought, walking down the hall to her office.Face of a Killer. Copyright © by Robin Burcell. Reprinted by permission of HarperCollins Publishers, Inc. All rights reserved. Available now wherever books are sold.
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JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — Mitt Romney hammered the Obama administration Wednesday for not immediately condemning the violent mobs that stormed U.S. diplomatic posts in the Middle East and left four Americans dead, including the ambassador to Libya.
Mr. Obama refused to trade punches with the Republican presidential nominee in a news conference in the Rose Garden at the White House where he strongly condemned the attacks. But the Democrat did counter Mr. Romney's criticism later in the day during an interview with CBS, saying the former Massachusetts governor "seems to have a tendency to shoot first and aim later."
Repercussions from the attacks also were felt on Capitol Hill, where lawmakers mourned the death of Ambassador J. Christopher Stevens and three of his staffers, and pondered how the attacks will influence U.S. interests in the popular uprisings in the Middle East.
Sen. Bill Nelson, Florida Democrat, said the attacks "have the markings of revenge by al Qaeda" and suggested the incidents may be tied to the killing in June of Abu Yahya al-Libi, a top leader of the terrorist network.
"In light of Monday night's Internet-video statement by the head of al Qaeda, Ayman al-Zawahiri, who urged Libyans to attack Americans to avenge the recent death of al-Libi, I am asking my colleagues on the Senate intelligence committee to immediately investigate what role al Qaeda or its affiliates may have played in the attacks," Mr. Nelson said in a statement.
Meanwhile, Sens. John McCain, Arizona Republican, Lindsay Graham, South Carolina Republican, and Joe Lieberman, Connecticut independent, released a joint statement in which they said the nation must not let the move toward democracy in the Middle East be hijacked by small groups of extremists.
"We cannot resign ourselves to the false belief that the Arab Spring is doomed to be defined not by the desire for democracy and freedom that has inspired millions of people to peaceful action, but by the dark fanaticism of terrorists," the senators wrote.
The attacks — sparked, apparently, by a low-budget anti-Muslim film made in the U.S. — managed to thrust foreign policy back onto the front burner in the campaign, ending what had been a daylong political truce on the 11th anniversary of the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks.
Before it was clear that Mr. Stevens and three of his staffers had been killed Mr. Romney threw a stiff jab at the president.
After arriving in Jacksonville on Tuesday night, Mr. Romney took particular aim a statement issued by the embassy in Cairo that appeared to apologize for the anti-Muslim film.
"It's disgraceful that the Obama administration's first response was not to condemn attacks on our diplomatic missions, but to sympathize with those who waged the attacks," Mr. Romney said, an attack that dovetails with his broader attempts to brand Mr. Obama as someone more interested in appeasing global foes than embracing allies.
Obama campaign spokesman Ben LaBolt countered that Mr. Romney's criticism was out of bounds.
"We are shocked that, at a time when the United States of America is confronting the tragic death of one of our diplomatic officers in Libya, Gov. Romney would choose to launch a political attack," the spokesman said.
News reports also suggested the storming of the embassy happened after the embassy issued the statement, which the administration disavowed.
Mr. Romney, though, doubled down on the attacks during a impromptu news conference here Wednesday, saying that Mr. Obama bungled the initial U.S. response to the attacks and accused the administration of issuing a statement "akin to an apology" for Americans' freedom of speech.