Hello,
I'm having similar issues on an embedded db. I am not running ghost or other Symantec products, though I did uninstall Symantec Corporate 10 from this Windows Server 2003 (32 bit) server.
When I first installed SEPM, I was able to log in to the SEPM successfully, but unable to add clients to a group and apply policies. In troubleshooting, I reinstalled SEPM and am now unable to log into the console with a "Failed to Connect to the server"
I have tried all of the available solutions I could find here, including:
1) Changing the port from default 8443 to 8444 and again to 8445, then back to 8443
2) Uninstalling Java 1.6 and installing 1.5
3) verified dbsrv9.exe process is listening on TCP port 2638
4) Changed SEPM heap size to 512 mb
5) Verified Symantec Web Server is set to "All Unassigned" IP Address, anonymous access is enabled and IUSR_GARRISON-SERVER is selected and granted access to the directory.
6) Other settings verified per
http://service1.symantec.com/support/ent-security.nsf/854fa02b4f5013678825731a007d06af/d87c5993a0a8b35f882573770063d834?OpenDocumentAlthough, in the ODBC Data Source Administrator I set the User ID to "db" and password to the one I set up in the Management Server Configuration Wizard. When I click "Test Connection" I get "Connection filed: Unable to start database server".
Restarting the SEPM service doesn't work either. It quits after a few seconds. I should note that I am running another web site on this machine, and both are set to TCP port 80 in IIS Web Server Properties. This didn't prove to be a problem with the initial install.
No doubt these last two items are related.
Thanks for any assistance. This rollout is proving to be quite a chore.