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RIS Server not listening on port 8000
Last Post 2010-05-19 12:06 PM by fakriman. 4 Replies.
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tconroy
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2010-05-18 07:50 PM  

I have set up the image server and all is good. I created a security certificate and installed on the IIS server. It works when I browse the image server perfectly. I checked the trusted CA and my CA certificate is loaded properly.

Installed the RIS server, no errors. Installed the client and tried to connect from a remote computer and get a TCP 10061 - client refused connection error. Did a port scan from the remote computer and port 104 (for the image server) responds but port 8000 doesn't. Put my http server on port 8000 and did another port scan from the remote pc and it responds. So I know tcp port 8000 is open (I allowed the port through the firewall filtering). It appears that the RIS server just plain isn't listening on any port.

Any ideas or is this just bad software. I noticed OSO doesn't support it.

jchan
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2010-05-19 02:52 AM  
What does your RIS server log say?
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tconroy
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2010-05-19 11:17 AM  

I won't post the whole log, just the pertinent line item.

Unexpected exception when starting up Shred This shred hosts the Ris Server.
System.InvalidOperationException: Found multiple X.509 certificates using the following search criteria: StoreName 'My', StoreLocation 'LocalMachine', FindType 'FindBySubjectName', FindValue 'pacs'. Provide a more specific find value.
 

 

Know ther eis only one cert in the trusted store, so I guess I will have to search for whereever there may be a second. I did install a certificate and then revoke it and installed a second one, but it shouldn't cause a problem. Any ideas where to look? Should I check the registry?

jchan
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2010-05-19 11:36 AM  
Revoking a certificate doesn't remove it from the store, there's a good chance you have duplicates in there.

The StoreName is "My", the StoreLocation is "LocalMachine". This is Microsoft's way of saying the Personal Certificate Store of the Local Computer Account. So you have to look in the correct store as well as under the correct account to find it.
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fakriman
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2010-05-19 12:06 PM  
Where did you put the certificate (under what folder)?

At client CC, you must to put it at trusted people

I figure that reading the post... When you install the certificate at client, you must to search at local machine, and put it under trusted people...
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