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Error Installing ATP sensor on DC 2019 gives an 0x800070643
Anyway, I advise to open a support case.
- Adam_BleakneyJan 31, 2022Copper Contributor
yes the psexec -s -i command worked flawlessly to get this installed. Thanks for the input, feel free to close this discussion.
- Martin_SchvartzmanFeb 03, 2022
Microsoft
We've seen this a couple of times now. It occurs only on Windows Server 2019, with kb5009557 installed.
We'll release an update to the sensor installation probably next week to address this issue too.- Martin_SchvartzmanFeb 13, 2022
Microsoft
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/defender-for-identity/whats-new#defender-for-identity-release-2173
We've released the updated installation package. Please note it may take a couple of days to reach your sensor download page.
- GeoffMauchJan 28, 2022Copper Contributor
EliOfek We also ran into this 80007063 issue today with a fresh 2019 DC build. Grabbed latest sensor installer from the MDI portal and ran it as Admin locally and tried using PS install method with no luck. The network this DC is on has other working 2019 DCs on it running ATP sensors so its not a network\proxy issue. We also tried using an older known good sensor installer we used prior with same result. I opened up a support ticket with MS.
- EliOfekJan 29, 2022
Microsoft
This is most likely due to a windows update that possibly broke somthing with the event log permissions.
Try running the deployment as SYSTEM (psexec -s) to se if it works around the issue.- GeoffMauchJan 31, 2022Copper Contributorsure enough that worked and resolved the sensor install issue: ran this psexec CMD: psexec -i -s "Azure ATP sensor Setup.exe" /quiet NetFrameworkCommandLineArguments="/q" AccessKey="<Access Key>"