The CA iTechnology iGateway 4.7 service terminates unexpectedly when running on Windows 2025 while attempting to export policies via the EEM User Interface (UI).
This crash does not occur on Windows 2022.
The crash does not occur when using the safex utility to perform the export from the command line.
Operating System: Windows Server 2025
Component: CA iTechnology iGateway 4.7 / Embedded Entitlement Manager (EEM) 12.7.2
This issue is caused by stricter OS-level memory management and stack protections introduced in Windows Server 2025, which conflict with the current eiamSpindle.dll.
Workaround: The issue can be avoided by using the safex utility to export policies from the command line instead of using the EEM UI.
Permanent Fix: A fix for this issue will be included in a future release of EEM. An updated version of the eiamSpindle.dll file is available to address this behavior.
Example safex Export Command:
safex -h <EEM_servername> -u <admin_user> -p <password> -f <XML_file>
Sample contents of the XML file (<XML_file>):
<Safex>
<Attach label="WCC0004"/>
<Export file="WCC0004-backup.xml" globalfolders="y" globalusergroups="y" globalusers="y" globalsettings="y" folders="y" usergroups="y" users="y" calendars="y" policies="y" appobjects="y"/>
<Detach/>
</Safex>
Next Steps:
If you require the updated eiamSpindle.dll, please verify your current EEM patch level.
Test the safex export in a non-production environment to ensure all required application objects and policies are captured correctly.
Monitor for the next EEM release notes for the inclusion of this fix.