Michael Vasquez
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Sun Sep 05, 2004 1:21 am Post subject:
Remote Encoder Error (decom) |
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In the past, I have developed an automated windows 9 encoder using VC++;
however, I now want to create a new project with the ability to remotely
create and control an encoder using asp/VBScript. I know I have to setup
dcom on the remote encoder; however, I am getting a "permission denied
error". When I create the encoder locally, it works. Has anyone had
experience in setting up dcom for remote encoding.
Please don't send me to links that say this is how you do it. I have
probably been there. If there is a step-by-step instruction, that might
help.
In dcom you have to set up an launch permissions, access
permissions and configuration permissions for the Windows Media Encoder
Agent and the Windows Media Encoder. Also the identity is "The launching
user". I have the Authentication Level set to none. Am I missing
something? I am using a Windows 2000 server and the encoder is a Windows
2000 machine. All the latest and greatest patches are installed on both
machines.
Would appreciate any help on this.
TIA
Mike V.
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Michael Vasquez
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Sun Sep 05, 2004 2:31 am Post subject:
Re: Remote Encoder Error (decom) |
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I was able to create the encoder. I had to set the identity to to "This
user" and specified the user and password of the user. Once I did this i
was able to connect. I remember I had set this up before along time ago
and I never had to setup "This user." Must be something new.
On Sat, 04 Sep 2004 14:21:25 -0700, Michael Vasquez wrote:
| Quote: | In the past, I have developed an automated windows 9 encoder using VC++;
however, I now want to create a new project with the ability to remotely
create and control an encoder using asp/VBScript. I know I have to setup
dcom on the remote encoder; however, I am getting a "permission denied
error". When I create the encoder locally, it works. Has anyone had
experience in setting up dcom for remote encoding.
Please don't send me to links that say this is how you do it. I have
probably been there. If there is a step-by-step instruction, that might
help.
In dcom you have to set up an launch permissions, access
permissions and configuration permissions for the Windows Media Encoder
Agent and the Windows Media Encoder. Also the identity is "The launching
user". I have the Authentication Level set to none. Am I missing
something? I am using a Windows 2000 server and the encoder is a Windows
2000 machine. All the latest and greatest patches are installed on both
machines.
Would appreciate any help on this.
TIA
Mike V. |
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