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| Hi,
I am attempting to install Biztalk Server 2004 (it's my first time)
on Windows XP and during the configuration stage [ConfigFramework.exe]
when it reaches, 'Currently configuring: Enterprise Single Sign-On', I
get the error message, 'An unexpected error occurred while configuring
the Single Sign-On server (The dependency service does not exist or
has been marked for deletion.).'
Looking at the services, all dependencies are running okay, but
Enterprise Single Sign-On (ESSO) is stopped and attempting to manually
start it, gives a similar error message. If I reboot, ESSO gets
uninstalled from services.
The log file that is generated offers little more information, but
event viewer has this, 'The Enterprise Single Sign-On Service service
depends on the following nonexistent service: WMI'
WMI? That's 'Windows Management Instrumentation' is it not? Because
if it is, it is listed as one of the services and it's running too.
I've searched the MS site, Google, Groups, and read all those
prerequisite requirements and the closest I've come to finding
anything was an XP issue where an 'EnableAuthEpResolution' value had
to be added to the registry.
Can anyone please help, I don't know what else to do!
Just a note...
I'm not installing the, 'Development tools', 'Business Activity
Services', or 'Business Activity Services' and as such have not
installed 'VS C#', 'SharePoint', 'Human WorkFlow Web Service', or
'IIS'. Is this wrong?
Any help would rock! I'm completely stumped.
Thank you,
MRe
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| Todd Sussman 2004-09-24, 2:48 am |
| This is a common problem, if you have Windows Service Pack 2 installed. You
can fix this with a Registry Key. The Path ect.. is:
Under:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Policies\Mic
rosoft\Windows NT\
Create the following Registry Key [RPC]
Under that create a new DWORD value called [EnableAuthEpResolution]
Set the value of this new value to [1]
Here is a sample dump:
& #91;HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Policies
\Microsoft\Windows NT\RPC]
"EnableAuthEpResolution"=dword:00000001
You will have to REBOOT the machine after this.
Todd
"MRe" <mre@dublin.ie> wrote in message
news:2e8985ea.0409222331.5e9a1615@posting.google.com...
> Hi,
>
> I am attempting to install Biztalk Server 2004 (it's my first time)
> on Windows XP and during the configuration stage [ConfigFramework.exe]
> when it reaches, 'Currently configuring: Enterprise Single Sign-On', I
> get the error message, 'An unexpected error occurred while configuring
> the Single Sign-On server (The dependency service does not exist or
> has been marked for deletion.).'
>
> Looking at the services, all dependencies are running okay, but
> Enterprise Single Sign-On (ESSO) is stopped and attempting to manually
> start it, gives a similar error message. If I reboot, ESSO gets
> uninstalled from services.
>
> The log file that is generated offers little more information, but
> event viewer has this, 'The Enterprise Single Sign-On Service service
> depends on the following nonexistent service: WMI'
>
> WMI? That's 'Windows Management Instrumentation' is it not? Because
> if it is, it is listed as one of the services and it's running too.
>
> I've searched the MS site, Google, Groups, and read all those
> prerequisite requirements and the closest I've come to finding
> anything was an XP issue where an 'EnableAuthEpResolution' value had
> to be added to the registry.
>
> Can anyone please help, I don't know what else to do!
>
> Just a note...
> I'm not installing the, 'Development tools', 'Business Activity
> Services', or 'Business Activity Services' and as such have not
> installed 'VS C#', 'SharePoint', 'Human WorkFlow Web Service', or
> 'IIS'. Is this wrong?
>
> Any help would rock! I'm completely stumped.
> Thank you,
> MRe
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| Thank you for the reply Todd,
> Under:
> HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Policies\Mic
rosoft\Windows NT\
> Create the following Registry Key [RPC]
> Under that create a new DWORD value called [EnableAuthEpResolution]
> Set the value of this new value to [1]
>
> Here is a sample dump:
> & #91;HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Policies
\Microsoft\Windows NT\RPC]
> "EnableAuthEpResolution"=dword:00000001
>
> You will have to REBOOT the machine after this.
I did try this already but it had no effect, why?
Because, although I did look at the documents for those prerequisite
requirements, I apparently didn't read them. I was using XP Home
Edition and it appears I need Professional - d'oh!
Thanks again for your help.
Regards,
MRe
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