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- | ====== Zoo Fails to Start on Web Servers ====== | + | ====== |
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- | > **Summary: | + | > **Summary: |
===== Issue ===== | ===== Issue ===== | ||
- | When I restart my server, the Zoo service does not start. When I check the Windows Event Log (Control Panel -> Administrative Tools -> Event Log), I can see that the Zoo service logged an error: | + | When I restart my server, the LAN Zoo service does not start. When I check the Windows Event Log (Control Panel -> Administrative Tools -> Event Log), I can see that the LAN Zoo service logged an error: |
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- | - Run **NETSTAT -ano** from the command line and write down the PID number of the open port that you want free. | + | - Run **NETSTAT -o -n -a** from the command line and write down the PID number of the open port that you want free. |
- From a task manager you can see what process is having the PID, and you can tell which program is using that port. | - From a task manager you can see what process is having the PID, and you can tell which program is using that port. | ||
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===== Resolutions ===== | ===== Resolutions ===== | ||
- | - Move the Zoo to a machine which is not running Web services. | + | - Move the LAN Zoo to a machine which is not running Web services. |
- Configure the web services to use a different port. Both Apache and IIS can be configured to run on a different port. | - Configure the web services to use a different port. Both Apache and IIS can be configured to run on a different port. | ||