Thanks heaps,

This was the problem (the first answer with the JVM property).

It seems that when I was upgrading the installations and transferring the 
customizations we'd made to 3.2.3 startup scripts, I made a silly mistake with 
customizing the JAVA_OPTS variable.  Instead of the usual windows property setting, 
"set VAR=VALUE", I suffered an attack of windows/unix dislexia and put in "VAR=VALUE".

What this meant was that the rmi variable not being set, which is exactly what you 
thought it was.

Sorry for posting this as a bug, I guess I'll be eating some bad tasting humble pie 
for a week or more.

Cheers,

David L

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