Storage service fails to start with Event Id 28940: The device or directory does not exist. [0x80070844]
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Description
Error Message
Type: Error
Event: 28940
Source: Enterprise Vault
Category: Storage Management
User: N/A
Computer: TEST
Description:
The description for Event ID ( 28940 ) in Source ( Enterprise Vault ) could not be found. It contains the following insertion string(s): .
The device or directory does not exist. [0x80070844]
V-437-28940
Cause
1. This issue can occur while moving Partitions to another location.
2. Migrator tab has the path mentioned of a mapped drive rather than a UNC path.
3. PartitionRootPath value becomes null during any migration processes.
Resolution
Update the location of the Vault Store Partition(s) in the EnterpriseVaultDirectory database
Open SQL Server Management Studio
- Expand Databases
- Expand EnterpriseVaultDirectory
- Expand Tables
- Right-click the VaultStoreEntry and select Open Table or Select Top 1000 Rows
- Search the VaultStoreName column for the VaultStore that contains the partition that is being moved and take note of the corresponding VaultStoreEntryId
- Close the VaultStoreEntry table
- Right-click the PartitionEntry and select Open Table or Edit Top 200 Rows.
- In the VaultStoreEntryId column, locate the VaultStoreEntryId from step 5 that corresponds to the Partition that is being moved
- Modify the PartitionRootPath column with the updated location of the moved Partition
- Repeat for each Partition that is being moved
Note: If the location is a NAS device and not a local drive, simply update the PartitionRootPath to the new UNC path rather than using a local file path.
Issue/Introduction
This issue could occur if the Vault Store partition or Vault Store on the Enterprise Vault server is moved from one location to another and the necessary changes are not made in the PartitionEntry table in SQL
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