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Sandip

Was CAVA installed earlier on this machine? If so, you need to uninstall CAVA before installing CEE pack.

Also, ensure the Domain user name having local administrative right on the server is used to start the service.

On the NAS side - did you configure the CEPA properly - have you modified cepp.conf file to include the name/IP address of the CEE/CAVA server? And also check whether the same Domain user used for CAVA service is granted "EMC Event Notification Bypass" Rights on the CIFS server - using the MMC Snap-in.

Please refer to the following documents which may provide all the details -

Using Celerra Event Enabler

Using EMC Celerra Event Publishing Agent

Thanks,
Sandip

The only CEE pack version installed on machine is 4.5.0.4. Also I checked user rights,CAVA service logon account and EMC Event Notification Bypass rights - they are OK. As I wrote above, I'm playing with Celerra VSA, not real NAS; cepp.conf was modified according to "

Using EMC Celerra Event Publishing Agent" document with correct CAVA server IP (Celerra definitely can establish connection with CAVA server - for example, if I stop CAVA windows service, I have got different error on Celerra: "state = OFFLINE", not "state = ERROR_CEPP_NOT_FOUND").

I think the problem is not in Celerra <-> CEPA communication, but in CEPA <-> SampleCEPPServer. It seems the problem is in RequestResponse XML returned from SampleCEPPServer. Can CEPA accept any EndPoint name/friendlyName strings, or it expects only specific ones? Doc says nothing about it..

Thanks for your help!

Sergey

Are you running both CEPA and the emulator under the same domain user (usually the error CEPP_NOT_FOUND is reported because CEPA service cannot talk to the application)

Claude

Do you mean both CEPA service and CEPA consumer application (SampleCEPPServer in my case)? Yes, they both running under the same account with local/domain admin rights. CEPA definitely can talk to the app - I recieve Register(...) request from CEPA in SampleCEPPServer. Similarly CEPA service can recieve response from app - we can see it in DebugView console (see my first post). So it seems CEPA - SampleCEPPServer connection is OK.

Thanks,

Sergey

Hi,

Im not really familiar with the CEPA configuration.

Can anybody give some examples of vendor’s consumer application software that compatible to CEPA?

How many required servers for cava pool? it is allowed to use 1 server?

Appreciate if you can give feedback regarding this matter.

Thanks a lot.

Regards,

Hi Shiela,

as an EMC employee - please use the internal Celerra forum at celerra.emc.com for asking questions.

regards

Rainer