Hello,
I still have some W2003 servers on my network. I use the 2.1.1.1 agent to get their inventory.
Everything is good, no error nowhere (ssl error log / ocs activity log / agent log / etc), and the inventory doesn't go to the end. Here is the agent log :
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Starting OCS Inventory NG Agent on Wednesday, February 22, 2017 02:10:34.
AGENT => Running OCS Inventory NG Agent Version 2.1.1.1
AGENT => Using OCS Inventory NG FrameWork Version 2.1.1.1
AGENT => Loading plug-in(s)
DLL PLUGIN => Searching for Plug-in DLL(s) in folder <C:\Program Files\OCS Inventory Agent\plugins>
DLL PLUGIN => 0 DLL Plug-in(s) succesfully loaded on 0 DLL(s) found
AGENT => Using network connection with Communication Server
COM PROVIDER => Loading Communication Provider <C:\Program Files\OCS Inventory Agent\ComHTTP.dll>
AGENT => Using Communication Provider <OCS Inventory NG cURL Communication Provider> Version <2.1.1.1>
AGENT => Sending Prolog
DID_CHECK => Read DeviceID <xxxxxxxx> and MACs <macaddress> in file <ocsinventory.dat>
COM SERVER => Initializing cURL library for sendRequest
COM SERVER => Using cURL without server authentication
COM SERVER => Disabling cURL proxy support
COM SERVER => Disabling cURL SSL server validation support
COM SERVER => Sending HTTP Post request to URL <https://myserver/ocsinventory>
COM SERVER => HTTP Post response received <HTTP Status Code #200>
COM SERVER => Cleaning cURL library
================= TRACE START ===============
<?xml version='1.0' encoding='UTF-8'?>
<REPLY>
<OPTION>
<NAME>REGISTRY</NAME>
<PARAM NAME="Internet Explorer Update Version" REGKEY="SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Internet Explorer" REGTREE="2">svcUpdateVersion</PARAM>
</OPTION>
<OPTION>
<NAME>DOWNLOAD</NAME>
<PARAM FRAG_LATENCY="10" PERIOD_LATENCY="1" ON="0" TYPE="CONF" CYCLE_LATENCY="60" TIMEOUT="30" PERIOD_LENGTH="10" EXECUTION_TIMEOUT="120" />
</OPTION>
<RESPONSE>SEND</RESPONSE>
<INVENTORY_ON_STARTUP>1</INVENTORY_ON_STARTUP>
<PROLOG_FREQ>4</PROLOG_FREQ>
</REPLY>================= TRACE STOP ===============
AGENT => Prolog successfully sent
SUPPORT => No support detected, Registration key : N/A
AGENT => Prolog Frequency set to 4 hour(s)
AGENT => Inventory required
AGENT => Launching hardware and software checks
INVENTORY => Loading Download history
INVENTORY => Logged on user ID is <a-vneant>
INVENTORY => Operating System is <Microsoft Windows Server 2003 R2 Standard Edition 5.2.3790 Service Pack 2>, description <>
INVENTORY => Operating System uses 32 bits memory address width
INVENTORY => Computer domain or workgroup is <ucnet.g-ushin.com>
INVENTORY => User domain is <IRA1-SV00012>
INVENTORY => System Manufacturer <VMware, Inc.>, System Model <VMware Virtual Platform>, System S/N <xxxxxx>, Bios Manufacturer <Phoenix Technologies LTD>, Bios Date <07/30/2013>, Bios Version <6.00>
INVENTORY => 1 processor(s) Intel(R) Xeon(R) CPU E5-2620 0 @ 2.00GHz [1 core(s) x86] at 2000 MHz
INVENTORY => OS Memory 1024 MB, OS Swap size 2470 MB
INVENTORY => 64 memory slot(s) found
INVENTORY => 2 input device(s) found
INVENTORY => 4 system port(s) found
INVENTORY => 7 system slot(s) found
INVENTORY => 5 system controler(s) found
INVENTORY => 4 storage peripheral(s) found
WARNING *** INVENTORY => Failed to retrieve sound devices
WARNING *** INVENTORY => Failed to retrieve modems
INVENTORY => 1 network adapter(s) found
INVENTORY => 14 system printer(s) found
INVENTORY => 2 video adapter(s) found
Does somebody have an idea ?