The error you're encountering during the startup of a process in SCmP (Service Component Manager Protocol) is due to an authorization failure. Specifically, it indicates that there is no available authorization for the process, which is essential for granting the necessary permissions and access.

To resolve this issue, you should review and configure the authorization settings for the process, ensuring that the appropriate permissions and authorizations are assigned to it. This typically involves setting up authorization rules, policies, or access control configurations to grant the process the required permissions.

The error you're encountering during the startup of a process in SCmP (Service Component Manager Protocol) is due to an authorization failure. Specifically, it indicates that there is no available authorization for the process, which is essential for granting the necessary permissions and access.

To resolve this issue, you should review and configure the authorization settings for the process, ensuring that the appropriate permissions and authorizations are assigned to it. This typically involves setting up authorization rules, policies, or access control configurations to grant the process the required permissions.