The dtrace shows as follows:-
3891 16:13:14.641 [1656] (StorageOnlineOpns) <1520> EV:M {CSecurityWrapper::LoadAzStoreCache:#1385} Loading authorization store cache from [C:\Program Files (x86)\Enterprise Vault\EvAzStore_Svc.xml]...
3892 16:13:14.641 [1656] (StorageOnlineOpns) <1520> EV:M {CSecurityWrapper::LoadAzStoreCache:#1399} Waiting for file lock for exclusive access...
3893 16:13:14.641 [1656] (StorageOnlineOpns) <1520> EV:M {CSecurityWrapper::LoadAzStoreCache:#1402} Acquired file lock for exclusive access.
3894 16:13:14.656 [1656] (StorageOnlineOpns) <1520> EV:M {CSecurityWrapper::LoadAzStoreCache:#1437} Role access checks are enabled.
3895 16:13:14.656 [1656] (StorageOnlineOpns) <1520> EV:H {CSecurityWrapper::CommonRoleAccessCheck:#1093} Error: [0x800710dd]
3896 16:13:14.656 [1656] (StorageOnlineOpns) <1520> EV:L {CSecurityWrapper::CommonRoleAccessCheck} (Exit)
3897 16:13:14.672 [1656] (StorageOnlineOpns) <1520> EV:H {CSecurityWrapper::CheckRoleAccess:#500} Error: [0x800710dd]
3898 16:13:14.672 [1656] (StorageOnlineOpns) <1520> EV:M CClientIdentity::HasRequiredRoleBasedAccess - An error was returned:0x800710DD
It loads the authorization store for RBA but gets 0x800710dd.(it suggest that role which is being looked at is not present)
3899 16:13:14.672 [1656] (StorageOnlineOpns) <1520> EV:H {CClientIdentity::CheckAccess(vSIDS)} (Exit) Status: [Exception occurred. (0x80020009)]
3900 16:13:14.672 [1656] (StorageOnlineOpns) <1520> EV:H {CClientIdentity::CheckAccess} (Exit) Status: [Exception occurred. (0x80020009)]
3901 16:13:14.672 [1656] (StorageOnlineOpns) <1520> EV:H {CStorageOnline::CheckCallersVaultAccess} (Exit) Status: [Exception occurred. (0x80020009)]
The CheckAccess then gets an exception 0x80020009.
It has been mostly reported that the authorization store tends to get corrupted after upgrade of enterprise vault.
Take a backup of the authorization store before resetting it.
Following are the steps to reset the authorization store:-
1. Log on to the Enterprise Vault Server
2. Open up a RegEdit
3. If using a 32-bit (x86) OS then use HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\KVS\Enterprise Vault\Admin
4. If using x64 then HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\WOW6432Node\KVS\Enterprise Vault\Admin
5. Create a new String called "ResetAuthorizationStore" and give it a value of 1 (The string may be already present, if not then create the string )
6. Open the Vault Admin Console
7. Right click "Directory" on the left hand side and you now have a "Reset Authorization Store"
Applies To
Outlook 2007
Enterprise vault 10.0.2