Explanation: | Your license key either does not contain a PowerExchange for Email Server license, or the license has expired. |
User Response: | Contact Informatica Global Customer Support to get a new PowerExchange for Email Server license. |
Explanation: | You are running the session in the real-time mode. Your license key either does not contain PowerExchange for Email Server license for the real-time option, or the license has expired. |
User Response: | Contact Informatica Global Customer Support to get a new license for the real-time option. |
Explanation: | The session fails because the target mail server does not support the protocol. |
User Response: | Verify that the target mail server supports the protocol specified in the application connection attributes. -or- |
Explanation: | The session failed because the target mail server requires a secure connection. |
User Response: | Verify that you are connecting to the target mail server over a secure protocol such as IMAPS or POP3S. -or- |
Explanation: | The session failed because of a network error. |
User Response: | Contact your system administrator. |
Explanation: | The session failed because the incorrect user name and password is specified. |
User Response: | Verify that the correct user name and password is specified. |
Explanation: | The session failed because the mail server name or IP address is not correct. |
User Response: | Verify that the mail server name or IP address is valid. Also, verify that the mail server is running. |
Explanation: | The session failed because you are connecting to the mail server over a secure protocol such as IMAPS or POP3S. A valid trusted certificate for the mail server is not found in the cacerts keystore on the machine hosting the PowerCenter Integration Service. |
User Response: | Verify that a valid trusted certificate for this mail server is present in the cacerts keystore. The cacerts keystore is located in the following directory: <PowerCenter Installation Directory>\java\jre\lib\security For example, use the following syntax to add the certificate certificate.cer to the cacerts keystore: <PowerCenter Installation Directory>\java\bin\keytool -import -alias <certificate alias> -file certificate.cer -keystore <PowerCenter Installation Directory>\java\jre\lib\security\cacerts –v Note: For more information about the trust certificates, contact your system administrator. Specify the trusted certificate file name in the application connection attributes. |
Explanation: | PowerExchange for Email Server uses the Exchange Messaging Application Programming Interface (MAPI) protocol to connect to the Microsoft Exchange Server and at least one of the following statements is true:
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User Response: | Verify that the mailbox user has the Log On as a Service permission on the PowerCenter Integration Service machine and the PowerCenter Integration Service machine is running under the account of a user who has the Act as a Part of the Operating System permission. |
Explanation: | The session failed because the Outlook PST file is password protected and you may not have specified a correct password. |
User Response: | Verify that you have specified a correct password for the Outlook PST file. |