> Steve,
>
> there is no cable.
Just for kicks plug a nic cable into any hub so that you don't get the
nic unplugged message on the desktop.
John Cesta
As I said it's a stand alone development
> machine, not
> connected to any network.
> I use 127.0.0.1 (localhost) in IIS to see default web site and
> 127.0.0.1:XX
> (XX=81,82, etc) to see the other sites (projects).
>
> I have spent ONE MONTH installing, uninstalling and re-installing
> CFMX in
> this machine,
> I have started 2 threads in CF Forums giving detailed info on the
> problem,
> I have searched everything in MM site (livedocs, technotes etc) and
> there is
> nothing about it.
> and the only response in forums I had from MM side was:
>
> - "MM technotes are the best in the market" .....
> - "Ask for fee support"....
>
> which means on a 700$ notebook to pay 500$ for installation support
> on CF
> developer edition (single IP).....
>
> Many CFers have reported in Forums that CFMX has problems with Win
> 2000 SP3
> and SP4
> but as I see there is not official answear from MM team.
>
> Any other ideas ????
>
> ______________________________________
> Anastassios N. Hadjicrystallis
> Consultant - Programmer
> of Internet and Mobile Tech Services
> Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Mob : (+030) 6977-500827
> Tel : (+030) 210-9830945
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Steve K [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Thursday, October 09, 2003 2:12 AM
> To: CF-Server
> Subject: Re: CF 6.1 Installation on IIS problem - Please help !!!
>
> Make sure you have your nic cable plugged in when you do the
> install.
>
> Steve
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: Dylan Bromby
> To: CF-Server
> Sent: Wednesday, October 08, 2003 5:45 PM
> Subject: RE: CF 6.1 Installation on IIS problem - Please help !!!
>
> Apache.
>
> _____
>
> From: anx [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Wednesday, October 08, 2003 2:19 PM
> To: CF-Server
> Subject: CF 6.1 Installation on IIS problem - Please help !!!
>
> Hardware : Notebook as developer machine, plenty of CPU and RAM.
> The
> machine
> is standalone not connected to any network.
> Software : Win 2000 Server SP4, IIS 5.0
>
> Whenever I try to install CF (MX, or 6.1) at the end of the
> installation
> I
> get the mesage
>
> -------------------------------------------------------
> You have successfully completed the first step in installing
> Macromedia
> Coldfusion MX.
> However, the web server connectors did not install successfully
> and the
> web
> server and/or
> website could not be reached on port 80. Possible reasons
> include a
> blocked
> port 51020, or the web server and/or website is not running or
> is not
> configured to listen on port 80 (in which case this is not an
> error).
>
> Please complete the following steps to complete the installation:
> 1) Consult the Installation Guide on how to manually configure
> the web
> server connector,
> 2) Ensure any firewall software blocking port 51020 is disabled,
> 3) Ensure the Coldfusion service is started,
> 4) Manually configure your web server connectors,
> 5) Confirm your web server and web sites are started, and
> 6) Continue your installation by logging in to the Configuration
> Wizard
> at
> htt://localhost/CFIDE/administrator/index.cfm
> -------------------------------------------------------
>
> Before the installation,
> ***************************
> With netstat I checked that the needed ports are not blocked by
> something.
> All are free.
>
> All resident software (firewall, antivirus, etc) were disabled.
>
> IIS was installed and reinstalled many times with default
> settings (no
> restrictions in security.properties etc)
>
> During installation
> *************************
> I asked to use IIS (only default web site)
>
> In all my efforts I asked installation using all available
> choices, eg
> J2EE,
> standalone server etc, but the above error mesage is always the
> same.
>
> After the installation
> **************************
> Coldfusion Service is running
>
> IIS is running (serving only html and asp pages. no cfm pages)
>
> Macromedia_ColdFusion_MX_InstallLog.log reports that
> everything was
> Successfull.
>
> In IIS mappings no cfm, cfc etc. mappings exist.
>
> Calling CF administrator page gives a 500 error (obvious because
> of not
> existing mappings).
>
> I try to use IIS_connector.bat to fix the IIS connector and I
> get a new
> error message
> ------------------------------
> Could not connect to any JRun/ColdFusion servers on host
> localhost.
> Possible causes:
> Server not running
> - Start Macromedia JRun4 or ColdFusion MX server
> Server running
> - JNDI listen port in jndi.properties blocked by TCP/IP
> filtering or
> firewall on server
> - host restriction in security.properties blocking
> communication with
> server
> ----------------------------
>
> Nothing of these causes exist in my machine. As I said
> - CF service is running
> - No TCP/IP filtering, or firewall exist.
> - No restrictions in security.properties exist in IIS.
>
> Something more, maybe important
> *******************************************
> 1. When I install CF with the built-in web server (no IIS)
> everything is
> ok
> (no errors).
>
> 2. I have a second development machine, a desktop one. When I
> install CF
> (MX
> or 6.1) in this machine I get the 1st error at the end of the
> installation,
> but then running IIS_connector.bat I connect to IIS with no
> problem at
> all.
> My desktop development machine is identical to my notebook (same
> software
> being installed, same settings on everything, same running
> services etc)
> The only difference they have is that the desktop has Win 2000
> Server
> SP2
> ... while notebook has Win 2000 Server SP4.
>
> I have tried everything. I have even uninstalled IIS and re-
> installed it
> again with default settings, and then re-installed CF. The
> errors are
> always
> there.
> I tried install CF 5.0 (this installation has no problem) and
> then
> upgrade
> to MX (the errors are again there).
>
> In the past, I had tried to install CF MX (no 6.1) in a Win 2000
> SP3...
> and
> I was getting error messages again.
> In Coldfusion forums there are many threads about installation
> problems
> on
> SP3 and SP4.
>
> Any ideas ??????????? (before format my notebook....)
>
> Thanks in advance for your help to all of you.
>
> Tassos
> ______________________________________
> Anastassios N. Hadjicrystallis
> Consultant - Programmer
> of Internet and Mobile Tech Services
> Athens, Greece
>
> _____
>
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