Good morning,
I have some test they read information from the registry. For example: the name of the operating system, the installed service pack and the last installed version of the virus scan programm. All this test run fine on systems with W2K, XP and Server 2003. The problem is WinNT, everytime when I run the test I get the result unregistered class.
Maybe someone got the same problem?
Regades
Claas
Problems with Registry and WinNT
To perform any "Script" test HostMonitor uses COM technology. You can find links to necessary components in our manual (or help file).
Ok, there is http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/defau ... webdev.asp
Regards
Alex
Ok, there is http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/defau ... webdev.asp
Regards
Alex
Sorry, I did not mention you are running HostMonitor on Windows 2000 and need to get information from Windows NT.
H'm, strange. I think in this case script does not need special COM objects on remote system but Remote Registry Service should be started on remote system.
Probably you are using RMA installed on remote system?
Regards
Alex
H'm, strange. I think in this case script does not need special COM objects on remote system but Remote Registry Service should be started on remote system.
Probably you are using RMA installed on remote system?
Regards
Alex
Good morning,
it's not so easy to get in contact with you, because of the different time zones. When you start your day, my is allready close to end.
Ok, I have installed RMA on the WinNT Server.
But it dsen't matter, because I installed for testing a HostMonitor on a WinNT Server, and I get the same answer: unregistered class.
Regads
Claas
it's not so easy to get in contact with you, because of the different time zones. When you start your day, my is allready close to end.
Ok, I have installed RMA on the WinNT Server.
But it dsen't matter, because I installed for testing a HostMonitor on a WinNT Server, and I get the same answer: unregistered class.
Regads
Claas
So, do you have installed Microsoft scripting engine and scripting host or do not?
Quote from HostMonitor's manual
Alex
Quote from HostMonitor's manual
RegardsTechnical requirements:
As we already said HostMonitor uses Microsoft ActiveScripting technology to execute scripts. Microsoft ActiveScript is basically 2 related COM objects: the scripting engine and the scripting host.
The scripting host is responsible for the interaction between application and the scripting engine. HostMonitor uses MS Script Control as scripting host. It means MS Script Control must be installed on your system to perform script tests. Normally, this control is installed in Windows 2000, and Windows XP. If you have an old versions of Windows (Windows 98/ME/NT 4.0), you can download the MS Script Control from http://msdn.microsoft.com/downloads/def ... itedoc.xml
The scripting engine is the COM object that actually processes the scripts, e.g. VBScript, JScript, etc. These COM objects are usually provided by a third party (in the case of VBScript it's provided by Microsoft). On Windows 2000/XP VBScript and Jscript installed by default, also you can download and install additional script languages. If you have old version of Windows or if you want to use another script language, follow links can be useful for you:
Visual Basic Script (VBScript) and Java Script (Jscript) for Windows 98, ME, NT 4.0, 2000 are available at http://msdn.microsoft.com/scripting
Perl is available from www.activestate.com
Python is available at the same site www.activestate.com
Haskell is available at http://www.haskell.org/haskellscript
Of course we don't know about all script languages available on the Internet, these are just the most popular that we know about.
Alex
