I too am getting the following error: " CTELNETD startup error, bind (sock) failed, Reason: WSAENOTSOCK"
I am using McAfee Personal Firewall Plus v.5 and McAfee Virus Scan v.8 even though "...McAfee Personal Firewall Plus v.5 and McAfee Virus Scan v.8. InterSystems WRC has tested these versions with Cach� and found that the problems no longer exist." I need the firewall and Virus Scan so deleting the dll described below is not an option. I have also verified service is set up with Local System account and desktop interaction as described below. What else can I do? "powerfox" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message news:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > I've encountered the prob described in this article: > > -------------------------------------------------------------------------- -- > September 26, 2003 - Cach� and McAfee product conflict > > InterSystems WRC has received several reports that Cach� will not run > correctly when McAfee Personal Firewall v.4 or McAfee Virus Scan v.7 are > installed on the same system. The following symptoms have been observed: > > TELNET daemon fails to start at Cach� startup with message: > " CTELNETD startup error, bind (sock) failed, Reason: WSAENOTSOCK" > > GUI connections fail with: > " Unable to connect to cn_iptcp 127.0.0.1[1972];%SYS" or a similar message. > > These problems occur because of the filtering implemented in McAfee's > CSLSP.DLL. Note that because the conflict is in a DLL, it is not > necessary for the McAfee products to be running on a system, having them > installed is enough to trigger the conflict. > > The problems can occur with any version of Cach� but only on Windows > platforms. > > McAfee has addressed this conflict in McAfee Personal Firewall Plus v.5 > and McAfee Virus Scan v.8. InterSystems WRC has tested these versions > with Cach� and found that the problems no longer exist. > > If the system is not using the HAWK function of McAfee Virus Scan and is > not using the McAfee Personal Firewall it is possible to avoid this > problem by removing CSLSP.DLL as follows in the Windows Start menu: > Start > run > regsvr32 "C:\winnt\system32\CsLsp.dll" /u > -------------------------------------------------------------------------- - > > but...i don't have installed any MacAfee product...and the CsLsp.dll is > not present in my system... > > then..i've changed parameters in Administrative Tools -> Services to run > Cache` as Local System Account and i've allowed it to Interact with > Desktop,as described in this article: > > ----------------------------------------------------------------------- > May 14, 2003 - Telnet Connections on Cach� Windows > > InterSystems WRC has recently encountered a situation where the number > of telnet connections to Cach� is artificially limited. The symptom of > this problem is that telnet connections will fail once a threshold has > been reached. The threshold has been observed to be 150-190 connections > depending on memory configuration. An inconsistent error message will be > returned to the failing processes. The message may be a generic Windows > application error with a memory address, it may be "Connection Refused" > or "Connection Timeout". If a telnet connection is failing with a > message concerning licensing then it is not due to the issue covered by > this alert. > > All versions of Cach� on Windows NT or 2000 are susceptible to this issue. > > If these symptoms are being observed it is probably because the Cach� > Controller service has been set to run as something other than local > system. This can be seen in the Windows Control Panel -> Administrative > Tools -> Services -> Cache Controller for [Cache instance] -> Properties > -> Log On tab -> Log on as: and should be set to "Local System account" > and the check box for "Allow services to interact with desktop" should > be checked. > > If Cach� must run as a specific user, the Cache Controller service > should still be set to run as "Local System account" but use the Cach� > Network Server user name and password found in the Cach� Configuration > Manager Advanced tab -> Input/Output to enter the Windows user as whom > Cach� should run in the DOMAIN\user format. > ---------------------------------------------------------------------- > > > NOTHING.... :( i continue to receive this message: Unable to connect to > cn_iptcp 127.0.0.1[1972] .... > > how can i solve this problem?? > > TY!!
