Maps Manager Delayed Start Red in Server 2016 dashboard #
To troubleshoot and resolve this issue, you can follow these steps:
- Check the Service Status:
- Open Services.msc on your Windows Server 2016.
- Locate the Maps Manager service.
- Verify if it’s set to Automatic (Delayed Start). If it’s not running, try starting the service manually and observe if it starts successfully.
- Check Event Viewer Logs:
- Open Event Viewer and navigate to Windows Logs > System.
- Look for any errors or warnings related to the Maps Manager service. These logs may provide more information on why the service isn’t starting correctly or why it’s marked as delayed.
- Verify Dependencies:
- Right-click on the Maps Manager service and select Properties.
- Go to the Dependencies tab to see which services Maps Manager depends on. Make sure all dependent services are running correctly.
- Update Windows Server:
- Ensure your server is up to date with the latest patches and updates. Sometimes, service issues are resolved with updates.
- Review Delayed Start Settings:
- If the service is set to delayed start, there may be a conflict with other services starting around the same time. You could try changing the startup type to Automatic (not delayed) and see if that resolves the issue.
- Check Resource Availability:
- Sometimes services fail to start due to resource constraints. Ensure the server isn’t running out of memory or CPU at startup, which could prevent the service from initializing.
- Disable service if you do not need it.
- This service can be safely disabled by using the following command in PowerShell. Please run PowerShell in admin mode
Get-Service -Name MapsBroker | Set-Service -StartupType Disabled -Confirm:$false
If the problem persists or you have additional context (like specific error codes or logs), providing that information might help further troubleshoot the issue.
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