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‎12-05-2006 06:43 PM
Hi all.
I've just downloaded lansweep21.zip. According to documentation, the installation process says "Run the server\lsconsole.exe under..."
Where is server\lsconsole.exe located?
I've just downloaded lansweep21.zip. According to documentation, the installation process says "Run the server\lsconsole.exe under..."
Where is server\lsconsole.exe located?
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‎01-15-2007 07:01 PM
Sorry, we bought licenses for Alloy. If I can help with this issue, just tell me.
Thanks
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‎12-21-2006 11:11 PM
No ports are opened, but the process (task manager) is running. That's why I'm asking for debug info. I tried strace (a win32 version) but it's too complicated to me. No extra logging/debug info thrown by the app?

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‎12-20-2006 10:26 AM
netstat -a -b should give
TCP CIT-SYSMGMT:9524 CIT-SYSMGMT:0 LISTENING
748
[LSservice.exe]
If the service can't bind at startup, it quits.
Strange, I have no idea what is happening.
TCP CIT-SYSMGMT:9524 CIT-SYSMGMT:0 LISTENING
748
[LSservice.exe]
If the service can't bind at startup, it quits.
Strange, I have no idea what is happening.

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‎12-19-2006 08:29 PM
netstat -a does not show port 9524 listening. Neither "tcpview", application that shows all processes binding TCP/UDP ports, doesn't show lswinap process. I mean, lswinap.exe never opens any TCP/UDP port. How can I troubleshoot this issue?

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‎12-08-2006 08:20 PM
If you get the program to run without any errors, you should do a "netstat -a" this shows all ports listening

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‎12-07-2006 07:35 PM
Thanks! I supposed it.
Now my problem is: no ports are opened by lswinap.exe nor lsservice.exe. Do they log error somwhere?
Thanks again
Now my problem is: no ports are opened by lswinap.exe nor lsservice.exe. Do they log error somwhere?
Thanks again

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‎12-06-2006 10:16 AM
I see, it's an error in the documentation.
You have to choose lswinap.exe (gui version) or lsservice.exe (service, recommended)
(lsconsole.exe is an old version)
Thanks for letting me know.
You have to choose lswinap.exe (gui version) or lsservice.exe (service, recommended)
(lsconsole.exe is an old version)
Thanks for letting me know.
