Active Directory Synch Problems

[Kevin W Flanagan]

We are on Project Server SP2a and are getting the following error: "AD Res
Pool Sync - failed to issue the PDS Resource Add request" which is listed as
an Event ID: 2. Many of the articles talk about clearing the Clear User AD
GUID - problem is we have never synched before and this option is not
available. The other part of this is we get some accounts that are not
throwing a warning while iothers are throwing the following error:
AD Res Pool Sync - failed to issue the PDS Resource Add request Event ID: 2

Component: AD Connector
File: AutoADProcess
Line: -1
Description: <Description><![CDATA[AD Res Pool Sync - PDS ADD Res failed :
Brass; Allen]]></Description>

We originally thought it was due to a "." (period) separating the first and
last names. We removed it, waited and attempted and still get the same Error
and Warning. I do not have any more clues at this point. Any help would be
appreciated.

Thanks,

Kevin

 

[Joshua Tan]

Have you tried adding the domain to the name? e.g. domain\user.name

Or you could try, user.names@domain

 

[Kevin W Flanagan]

I'm not clear what you are asking. Change the username in PWA? In AD? The
username in AD is KFlanagan and is the same in PWA. We are using Windows
accounts in Project Server.
--
Kevin W Flanagan, PMP
EPM Consultant

Have you tried adding the domain to the name? e.g. domain\user.name

Or you could try, user.names@domain

--
Joshua

We are on Project Server SP2a and are getting the following error: "AD Res
Pool Sync - failed to issue the PDS Resource Add request" which is listed as
an Event ID: 2. Many of the articles talk about clearing the Clear User AD
GUID - problem is we have never synched before and this option is not
available. The other part of this is we get some accounts that are not
throwing a warning while iothers are throwing the following error:
AD Res Pool Sync - failed to issue the PDS Resource Add request Event ID: 2

Component: AD Connector
File: AutoADProcess
Line: -1
Description: <Description><![CDATA[AD Res Pool Sync - PDS ADD Res failed :
Brass; Allen]]></Description>

We originally thought it was due to a "." (period) separating the first and
last names. We removed it, waited and attempted and still get the same Error
and Warning. I do not have any more clues at this point. Any help would be
appreciated.

Thanks,

Kevin

 

[Joshua Tan]

Hi Kevin,

I probably did not get your question right the first time. Let me just try
to confirm, you're trying to synchronize your ad groups with the project
server groups but you're getting an error?

Try putting the domain name in front of the group. domain\groupname or
groupname@domain

I remember facing a similar problem and that resolved it.

--
Joshua

I'm not clear what you are asking. Change the username in PWA? In AD? The
username in AD is KFlanagan and is the same in PWA. We are using Windows
accounts in Project Server.
--
Kevin W Flanagan, PMP
EPM Consultant

Have you tried adding the domain to the name? e.g. domain\user.name

Or you could try, user.names@domain

--
Joshua

We are on Project Server SP2a and are getting the following error: "AD Res
Pool Sync - failed to issue the PDS Resource Add request" which is listed as
an Event ID: 2. Many of the articles talk about clearing the Clear User AD
GUID - problem is we have never synched before and this option is not
available. The other part of this is we get some accounts that are not
throwing a warning while iothers are throwing the following error:
AD Res Pool Sync - failed to issue the PDS Resource Add request Event ID: 2

Component: AD Connector
File: AutoADProcess
Line: -1
Description: <Description><![CDATA[AD Res Pool Sync - PDS ADD Res failed :
Brass; Allen]]></Description>

We originally thought it was due to a "." (period) separating the first and
last names. We removed it, waited and attempted and still get the same Error
and Warning. I do not have any more clues at this point. Any help would be
appreciated.

Thanks,

Kevin

 

[Kevin W Flanagan]

I tried groupname@domain and it added an additional error in the event log.
--
Kevin W Flanagan, PMP
EPM Consultant

Hi Kevin,

I probably did not get your question right the first time. Let me just try
to confirm, you're trying to synchronize your ad groups with the project
server groups but you're getting an error?

Try putting the domain name in front of the group. domain\groupname or
groupname@domain

I remember facing a similar problem and that resolved it.

--
Joshua

I'm not clear what you are asking. Change the username in PWA? In AD? The
username in AD is KFlanagan and is the same in PWA. We are using Windows
accounts in Project Server.
--
Kevin W Flanagan, PMP
EPM Consultant

Have you tried adding the domain to the name? e.g. domain\user.name

Or you could try, user.names@domain

--
Joshua


:

We are on Project Server SP2a and are getting the following error: "AD Res
Pool Sync - failed to issue the PDS Resource Add request" which is listed as
an Event ID: 2. Many of the articles talk about clearing the Clear User AD
GUID - problem is we have never synched before and this option is not
available. The other part of this is we get some accounts that are not
throwing a warning while iothers are throwing the following error:
AD Res Pool Sync - failed to issue the PDS Resource Add request Event ID: 2

Component: AD Connector
File: AutoADProcess
Line: -1
Description: <Description><![CDATA[AD Res Pool Sync - PDS ADD Res failed :
Brass; Allen]]></Description>

We originally thought it was due to a "." (period) separating the first and
last names. We removed it, waited and attempted and still get the same Error
and Warning. I do not have any more clues at this point. Any help would be
appreciated.

Thanks,

Kevin

 

[david]

Hello

I have the same problem and I cannot any more what make.

Messages error are :

Component: AD Connector
File: AutoADProcess
Line: -1
Description: <Description><![CDATA[AD Res Pool Sync - Accessing AD Groups
failed : (-2147467259)FetchGroup: Data provider or other service returned an
E_FAIL status.]]></Description>

Component: AD Connector
File: AutoADProcess
Line: -1
Description: <Description><![CDATA[Accessing AD group ProjectUsers failed
due to error -2147467259-FetchGroup: Data provider or other service returned
an E_FAIL status.]]></Description>

Do you have find the solution ?

If yes, respond me please

Thanks

David

I tried groupname@domain and it added an additional error in the event log.
--
Kevin W Flanagan, PMP
EPM Consultant

Hi Kevin,

I probably did not get your question right the first time. Let me just try
to confirm, you're trying to synchronize your ad groups with the project
server groups but you're getting an error?

Try putting the domain name in front of the group. domain\groupname or
groupname@domain

I remember facing a similar problem and that resolved it.

--
Joshua

I'm not clear what you are asking. Change the username in PWA? In AD? The
username in AD is KFlanagan and is the same in PWA. We are using Windows
accounts in Project Server.
--
Kevin W Flanagan, PMP
EPM Consultant


:

Have you tried adding the domain to the name? e.g. domain\user.name

Or you could try, user.names@domain

--
Joshua


:

We are on Project Server SP2a and are getting the following error: "AD Res
Pool Sync - failed to issue the PDS Resource Add request" which is listed as
an Event ID: 2. Many of the articles talk about clearing the Clear User AD
GUID - problem is we have never synched before and this option is not
available. The other part of this is we get some accounts that are not
throwing a warning while iothers are throwing the following error:
AD Res Pool Sync - failed to issue the PDS Resource Add request Event ID: 2

Component: AD Connector
File: AutoADProcess
Line: -1
Description: <Description><![CDATA[AD Res Pool Sync - PDS ADD Res failed :
Brass; Allen]]></Description>

We originally thought it was due to a "." (period) separating the first and
last names. We removed it, waited and attempted and still get the same Error
and Warning. I do not have any more clues at this point. Any help would be
appreciated.

Thanks,

Kevin