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Client only install and MSDTC
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| Rudolf 2005-01-05, 7:50 am |
| I made an installation on a Windows XP box with just the client/admin tools
on to remotely administrate a BizTalk 2004 box running on Windows 2000.
Trying anything in BizTalk Explorer like creating a Receive port or deploying
stuff gives me the error:
'An error occured while enlisting in a distributed transaction'
I have already checked that the remote client and admin options under MSDTC
in Component services on the XP box is ticked. Restarted MSDTC, SQL server
etc.
Any ideas?
Thanks
Rudolf
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| Check your fiewall settings on the XP box. Turn off personal firewall for
test control.
See if you get the same error? If not reconfigure firewall to support MSDTC.
Jeno
"Rudolf" wrote:
> I made an installation on a Windows XP box with just the client/admin tools
> on to remotely administrate a BizTalk 2004 box running on Windows 2000.
> Trying anything in BizTalk Explorer like creating a Receive port or deploying
> stuff gives me the error:
>
> 'An error occured while enlisting in a distributed transaction'
>
> I have already checked that the remote client and admin options under MSDTC
> in Component services on the XP box is ticked. Restarted MSDTC, SQL server
> etc.
>
> Any ideas?
>
> Thanks
> Rudolf
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| Rudolf 2005-01-19, 2:47 am |
| I'm affraid I already tried that (adding msdtc.exe to the firewall exception
list) and it does not solve the problem. What ports do msdtc use? Perhaps I
can configure the firewall to exclude those ports manually.
Thanks
"Jeno" wrote:
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> Check your fiewall settings on the XP box. Turn off personal firewall for
> test control.
> See if you get the same error? If not reconfigure firewall to support MSDTC.
>
> Jeno
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> "Rudolf" wrote:
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| Paul Davidson 2005-02-09, 5:49 pm |
| To remotely admin a bts box, you need to enable DTC network clients on the
Biztalk server.
To deploy, the assembly must be gacced *manually* on the BTS Server...the
admin tool doesn't remote gac for you. -but you should be able to
stop/start hosts.
If you're going through a firewall, you need to open 135 TCP and allow
secondary ports based on that binding. If you have a firewall that is
stateless, you'll have to limit the secondary ports that DTC/RPC uses to a
specific range and open that range on the firewall. Check here for more
info: http://support.microsoft.com/defaul...kb;EN-US;300083
If the BTS Server is 2003, you'll have to turn off RPC security on that
server.(RPC security only permits other 2003 machines in the same domain to
connect to it...another OS or domain, and the connection is not
permitted.): http://support.microsoft.com/defaul...kb;en-us;827805
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I'm affraid I already tried that (adding msdtc.exe to the firewall
exception
list) and it does not solve the problem. What ports do msdtc use? Perhaps I
can configure the firewall to exclude those ports manually.
Thanks
"Jeno" wrote:
> Check your fiewall settings on the XP box. Turn off personal firewall for
> test control.
> See if you get the same error? If not reconfigure firewall to support
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> Jeno
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> "Rudolf" wrote:
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