SharePoint 2013: The search service is not able to connect to the machine that hosts the administration component.Verify that the administration component.

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Hi,

Issue:

The search service is not able to connect to the machine that hosts the administration component. Verify that the administration component ‘GUID’ in search application ‘Search Service Application’ is in a good state and try again. In Farm Search Administration page when click on "Modify Topology" get error "An unhandled exception occurred in the user interface.Exception Information: Exception has been thrown by the target of an"

Cause: Search is not able to connect is because of name reasons, in this article I am explaining various the solution of this issue.

Solutions: Please find the below solutions, That one of it can resolve the issue.

Solution 1:

In the end it turns out to be that the application pool that hosts the search service application somehow doesn’t have the correct access.
You can simply change the application pool to use SharePoint Web Services System for search service applications and check.
1. Click on Start > Run > Type Inetmgr > Click OK

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2.  In IIS > Expand server > Expand sites > Expand "SharePoint Web Services"
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3. Now check all the GUID 1 by 1 in content view unless you find searchadmin.svc and searchservice.svc

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4. Right click GUID go to advance settings

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5. Change the application to "SharePoint Web Services" > Click OK
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Solution 2: Enable the timer job and do IIS reset

1. Run below PS command to know the status of timer job
Get-SPTimerJob job-application-server-admin-service
Result ==> Is Disabled: True

  1. Run below PS command to enable the service.
    Enable-SPTimerJob job-application-server-admin-service
    Result ==> IsDisabled: False

  2. Do Net Stop sptimerv4

  3. Do Net start sptimerv4

  4. DO iisreset


Solution 3:Ensure the account has full control permissions on the Search service application and IIS account used by this service application
Follow below steps
1. Open Central Admin  > Select Security > Select "Configure service accounts"
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2. Select the search service application

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3.   For “select account for this component” Select a account which has full permission

Hope that helps. Happy SharePointing :)

Comments

  1. AnonymousJune 24, 2016 at 7:24 AM

    Yeah none of these fixed the issue.

    ReplyDelete
  2. AnonymousJune 30, 2018 at 4:18 PM

    Hello,
    Could you find a solution for this problem?

    ReplyDelete

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