Admin Server Issues - OpenEdge 10.2B

Zett

New Member
Hi all,

I need help with this one. I have a laptop (Windows 7 - 32bit) and had to re-do the progress installation (v10.2B). All installs fine and installed the 04 service pack without any issues.
When I re-booted the machine, I checked that the Admin Server was running in the services. If I start the progress explorer tool, create a new server (localhost), and click the connect option I get the following error: "Unable to connect to Admin Server. Ensure Admin Server is running. (8336)".

If I run the -query via the command prompt "%DLC%\bin\proadsv -query", I only get the header "OpenEdge Release 10.2B04 as of Tues Mar 8 19:27:59 EST 2011". The same for the -stop and -start commands.

I had Progress 9.1d on the machine as well, but I uninstalled that before I re-installed 10.2B.

Any help would be appreciated.

Thanks,
 

TomBascom

Curmudgeon
Look in the WRK directory -- there should be some logs in there.

My guess is that there is also a lock file hanging around in WRK -- this happens from time to time and it prevents the admin server from running in just the mysterious manner that you describe.
 

Zett

New Member
Thanks Tom, but that didn't work. I uninstalled all forms of Progress on the machine and made sure to delete any progress directories (install and working dir). Re-installed and made sure that before I re-booted that the Admin Server was changed from an Automatic startup to manual. Rebooted the machine and when it was up again, tried to do a -query from the command prompt. Got the following:

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I get the same for the -start command.
 

RealHeavyDude

Well-Known Member
There is something else that might interfere: Maybe it is an access right issue.

Whenever services get installed on Windows, per default, they run under the localSystem account - which might or might not be a good thing as Windows is very particular as to who has access to processes running under the localSystem account. I recommend to run the AdminService under a user with Administrator privileges.

Heavy Regards, RealHeavyDude.
 

Stefan

Well-Known Member
Also be sure to check your environment variables - you may have environment variables pointing to your old 9.1D installation. DLC and friends should never be set there.
 
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