Windows 2000 startup services
I have an ASP application installed on IIS, using MS SQL server on windows 2000 server. Sometimes if server restarts and it is not given a login id and password the server allows opening of ASP pages, retreival of data on the application but if a new record is saved, it gives error and it does not save till you log in the server with a proper user id and password.
The moment a users logs in the repord starts saving.
Please tell me which services are not up when windows server 2000 is not logged in. :confused:
Services in Windows 2000 Server
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Originally Posted by Curlyben
If I'm reading you correctly, then before the server is logged in the the ASP pages are accessable (IIS has started), but when a new record is saved it causes an error (NO Db to write to)
This is correct as the SQL (Db) service only starts when the system is logged in.
Hope this answers your question, if not please post a follow up.
<N N Mathur> Thanks for the help... My further study on the matter showed that Login services along with MS SQL Server starts without login and system starts working but few registered components like dlls etc. are not available for use and hence on lines in ASP where a particular dll is referred, error occurs.
Curlyben, can you or can anyody tell me how to make these registered dlls and other components be made available before server login?
