5/13/2011
The following procedure describes how to configure DCOM on the server running Device Manager 2011.
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To use this procedure, you must have already installed all Device Manager 2011 server components and registered the device imaging component following the procedures in the Sample Device Imaging Componentsection. |
To configure DCOM on the server running Device Manager 2011
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In Registry Editor, open HKCR\AppID\, and then do the following:
- Add the
AppID GUIDsubkey.
- Add the
RemoteServerNamestring key value under
AppID GUID.
RemoteServerNamevalue is an IP address or a fully qualified
domain name that points to the remote server that hosts the device
imaging component.
- Add the
AppID GUIDsubkey.
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Open HKCR\CLSID\{Device Imaging Component GUID}, and then do the following:
- Add the
AppIdstring value and set its value to the
AppID GUIDvalue.
- Rename the
InProcServer32entry.
- Create the
TypeLibsubkey and set the
Defaultstring value to
{TypeLib GUID}.
- Add the
AppIdstring value and set its value to the
AppID GUIDvalue.
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Open the HKLM\Software\Microsoft\Ole\EnableDCOMsubkey and verify that it is set to Y.
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Open Windows Firewall and verify that DCOM port TCP 135 is open.