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RE: [ISSForum] XP SP2 Removes support for raw sockets????

Subject: RE: [ISSForum] XP SP2 Removes support for raw sockets????
Date: Tue, 17 Aug 2004 14:29:47 -0500
Hi,

I had that problem before. Try this sent by ISS Technical Support:

(Be sure to back-up your license keys to a safe place BEFORE you attempt 
this!)
 
- Go into the console and delete all License keys from "Tools"- "Manage 
Sensor Licenses"
- close the console
- stop the RealSecure application server ,web server, and Sensor 
Controller services
- *Move* DONT DELETE the "allocations.xml" ,"baseDates.xml", and the 
"LicRep.xml" files from C:\Program Files\ISS\RealSecure 
SiteProtector\Application Server\License\Repository
- Through SQL, Open your RealSecureDB and find the table "Licenses"
- Make sure all rows are deleted from this table (be sure NOT to delete 
the table!)
- Start all of the RealSecure services again
- open the console
- re-add all of the licenses again
- close the console
- stop/start the RealSecure Services again
- Open the console

I hope this helps.

Best regards,




Jovan Gonzalez Silva
Senior Project Engineer
Etek International - Colombia


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Hi all,

currently I am experiencing a problem with servers sensors and the event
collector. We have previsouly installed a bunch of server sensors (and one
internet scanner), assigned them to an event collector and everything was
fine.

These systems now have been removed, but the registered sofware hasn't 
been
decommisioned in a proper way. Resulting in license issues: the system
claims we use more license then we are really using. This is most likely 
due
to the rewmoval of sensors in a bad way. I can't find anything in the KB 
or
documentation as to how to remove these residues. I suspect this 
information
to be in some table of the database, but which one and how te remove this
info?

Does anyone have a clue as to the solution for this? We are using
Siteprotector 2.0 SP4 and all sensors are updates to the latest XPU.

TIA,

Mea

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