| abbott 2004-04-20, 1:34 am |
| hehe , my dear friend!
how can you get the program
objAdminIS.Machinename = "Goose"
work? Is there any configure or any parameters or even any
services I have to install in my computer?
Thanks!
>-----Original Message-----
>Hi All.
>
>I'm trying to remove a catalog from Index Server on a
remote machine.
>Unfortunately it seems to somehow destroy the server
config on said machine.
>I'm not making this up (unfortunately) :>.
>
>the setup is 2 windows 2003 servers (same patch levels)
the code is being
>executed on the (Application Center) cluster master
(Maverick) adn also
>calling the otehr node (Goose) to remove the catalog from
there too. Both
>servers are in the same domain adn i am tryign to perform
these operations
>as domain Admin.
>
>Creating catalogs works like a charm however deleting
them does not.
>
>The only way to "fix" this is to remove the index server
entirely, reboot
>teh server then re-install it. This sucks !
>
>The objects I am using are not the .NET ones as i cannot
track down teh
>syntax / namespace that would be used to control this
object via .NET
>
>Has anyone come across similar behaviour or is anyone
able to duplicate this
>problem? I havew a feeling i'll need to go to microsoft
about this
>
>TIA
>Martin
>
>[Code]
>' rip out the catalog on maverick
> Set objAdminIS = CreateObject("Microsoft.ISAdm")
> objAdminIS.Machinename = "Maverick"
> objAdminIS.Stop
> call objAdminIS.RemoveCatalog(txtDomain, TRUE)
> objAdminIS.Start
> set objAdminIS = nothing
>' rip out the catalog on goose
> Set objAdminIS = CreateObject("Microsoft.ISAdm")
> objAdminIS.Machinename = "Goose"
> objAdminIS.Stop( )
> call objAdminIS.RemoveCatalog(txtDomain, TRUE)
> objAdminIS.Start
>[/Code]
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