#WMIC UNINSTALL FAILED MANUAL#
Review " What Splunk logs about itself" in the Troubleshooting Manual for additional information.ĥ. Note: You can search Splunk's logfiles within Splunk by supplying index="_internal" as part of your search string. Once Splunk has restarted, let it run for a few minutes until you see debug log events coming into Splunk. log-cmdline.cfg does not use stanzas.Ĭ:\Program Files\Splunk\bin> splunk restartĤ.
Note: You can place this attribute/value pair anywhere in the file, as long as it is on its own line. Edit log-cmdline.cfg, also in %SPLUNK_HOME%\etc. To enable debugging for WMI-based inputs, you must set two parameters:ġ. Note: After you have confirmed the cause of the error, be sure to turn debug logging off. You can get even more detailed information about what is causing the errors by enabling debug logging in Splunk's logging engine. You can use the WBEMTEST utility to corroborate what is shown in Splunk's log file. If you see lines within the log file that contain HRESULT error then Splunk is unable to complete the WMI operation due to a network connectivity or authentication problem.
User credentials cannot be used for local connections.Īccess Denied. The following table shows the most common errors encountered when connecting to WMI providers:Īccess is denied.
#WMIC UNINSTALL FAILED CODE#
When Splunk encounters an error attempting to connect to a WMI provider, it logs errors in splunkd.log as follows:Ġ3-11-2009 10:08:29.296 ERROR ExecProcessor - error from "python E:\Splunk\bin\scripts\splunk-wmi.py" ERROR WMI - Instantiation of IWbemServices::ExecQueryAsync failed (error code 800706be)Ġ3-11-2009 10:08:29.296 ERROR ExecProcessor - error from "python E:\Splunk\bin\scripts\splunk-wmi.py" ERROR WMI - IWbemServices::CancelAsyncCall error (WMI Namespace "\\ADLDBS01\root\cimv2", Param "Application", HRESULT error 80041002) Open the %SPLUNK_HOME%\var\log\splunk\splunkd.log file and search for wmi. If Splunk is correctly configured as a domain user, the next step is to investigate why Splunk is having problems connecting to WMI providers. Note: You can also determine which user Splunk is configured to run as by using the Services control panel. Uninstall Splunk, then reinstall it and make sure to specify "Other user" during the setup process. If this field shows LocalSystem, then Splunk is not configured to run as a domain user. The SERVICE_START_NAME field tells you the user that Splunk is configured to run as. Run the SC command to query the Services Command Manager about the splunkd and splunkweb services.īINARY_PATH_NAME : "C:\Program Files\Splunk\bin\splunkd.exe" service If this requirement isn't met, Splunk won't be able to get data remotely even if the network is functioning.Ģ. The first thing to do is to make sure that Splunk is installed as a domain user. It also requires a clear network path to the machine from which it gets data, unblocked by firewalls on either the source or target machines.ĭetermine that Splunk has been installed as a domain user Splunk requires a user account with valid credentials for the Active Directory (AD) domain or forest in which it's installed in order to collect data remotely. When Splunk can index events on the local machine, but can't get data from remote machines using WMI, authentication or network connectivity is often the reason. Splunk can't get data from remote machines
#WMIC UNINSTALL FAILED UPDATE#
Let’s say we want to uninstall ‘Java 7 Update 79 (64-bit)’ C:\WINDOWS\system32>wmic product where "description='Java SE Development Kit 7 Update 79 (64-bit)'" uninstallĮxecuting (\\mypc\ROOT\CIMV2:Win32_Product.IdentifyingNumber="",Name="Java 7 Update 79 (64-bit)",Version="7.0.790")->Uninstall() I have above versions of JDK on my system. Java SE Development Kit 8 Update 45 (64-bit) Java SE Development Kit 7 Update 79 (64-bit) C:\>wmic product get description | findstr /C:"Java" Uninstall Java SDK/JDK from command promptįirst you need to find the version of the Java installed on the system.
Below are few examples for uninstalling different programs.
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