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Page
126 or 120 (depending on how you look at page numbers) of the
doc.
dirk.
How should I have
known that? Is it in the documentation somewhere?
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RE: [SA-list] Non descript error message
The 5
means ACCESS DENIED.
dirk.
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From:
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Sent: Fri May 30 5:24 PM
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Subject: [SA-list] Non descript error
message
I received the following generic
error warning “error getting the service
information from 192.168.1.11 (5- 0-)” and thought I had a
problem with my installation. When I was setting it up, I was able to
get the service information. Turns out the error comes from running as
local system account (service) now and therefore do not have the rights to access the
service list on the server whereas when I was setting it up I was not yet
running the service . I now know that all I had to do before I
tried to list the processes was enter the authentication info first, but it
took me a day to figure it out. (Not that that was the only thing I
was working on) But if the error was changed to “Error getting service
information form 192.168.1.11: You may not have permission to access
these resources” or something to that effect I would have known right away
what the problem was not reinstalled the product and such.
Jason Passow
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
PO BOX 1036
5150 West Sixth
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Winona, MN
55987
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