Within BizTalk Explorer I'm unable to enlist or Unenlist  send ports.  Has
anyone seen this behavior before wit hBizTalk explorer?

this occurs whe ntrying to manage a remote Biztalk Server only.  When attemp
ting
via local,  no problems.  However,  we obviously don't want VS.Net installed
on the production BizTalk server(s).

Thanks

TR

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Hi,

Are you loggin on as a domain user that are member of BizTalk Administrators
group (or whatever you've called in during setup)?

I can recommend using Martijnb Hoogendoorns BizTalk Explorer. You can find
it in his Blog: http://martijnh.blogspot.com/. You can do everything you can
do from visual studios BizTalk Explorer without having it installed on the
server.
--
Regards
Tom Lysholt Hansen


"TR" wrote:

>
>
> Within BizTalk Explorer I'm unable to enlist or Unenlist  send ports.  Has
> anyone seen this behavior before wit hBizTalk explorer?
>
> this occurs whe ntrying to manage a remote Biztalk Server only.  When atte
mpting
> via local,  no problems.  However,  we obviously don't want VS.Net install
ed
> on the production BizTalk server(s).
>
> Thanks
>
> TR
>
>
>

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Hello Tom,


Thanks for the reply.  We loaded Martijnb's BTS explorer and will probably
use it instead

Tr

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> Hi,
>
> Are you loggin on as a domain user that are member of BizTalk
> Administrators group (or whatever you've called in during setup)?
>
> I can recommend using Martijnb Hoogendoorns BizTalk Explorer. You can
> find it in his Blog: http://martijnh.blogspot.com/. You can do
> everything you can do from visual studios BizTalk Explorer without
> having it installed on the server.
>
> "TR" wrote:
> 

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Hi to all
if you want to manage a remote BizTalk Server you must to configure properly
MS DTC in remote machine. See my blog below for details.

Bye

--
Enrico Zerilli
enricozerilli@hotmail.com
http://blogs.dotmark.net/enf/


"TR" wrote:

> Hello Tom,
>
>
> Thanks for the reply.  We loaded Martijnb's BTS explorer and will probably
> use it instead
>
> Tr
>
> 
>
>
>

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