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Jerome
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Posted: Fri Jan 07, 2005 2:23 am    Post subject: Need help with UNREGSPN command Reply with quote

hello,

I'm getting the following error when I attempt to activate a server.

[0xC3EC7821] Server is associated with one or more invalid SPNs. Use LcsCmd
with the /unregspn switch if you would like to unregister already registered
SPNs.

i want to run this command against my server yet i don't understand what the
format should be.

???? lcscmd.exe /unregspn: /server:myserver.mydomain.com

this doesn't work. What am imissing, Appreciate any help.



unregspn[:{0|1|true|false}]
The /unregspn switch specifies whether to unregister existing Service
Principal Names (SPNs), if any, for an activated server during reactivation.
This parameter applies to actions in the server context and is optional.
This parameter is normally specified with just /unregspn to indicate that
any existing SPNs should be unregistered. Omitting /unregspn leaves existing
SPNs unregistered, if any.
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Bulent Elmaci [MS]
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Posted: Fri Jan 07, 2005 2:30 am    Post subject: Re: Need help with UNREGSPN command Reply with quote

Please take a look at
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyId=A39732DB-156F-4A53-98B1-FF3AB697F1FC&displaylang=en
for usage details on LcsCmd. Syntax and examples below:


Activate Standard Edition Server or Proxy Server (syntax):

LcsCmd.exe /server[:<server FQDN>] /action:Activate /role:< SE | Proxy >
[/user:<service account name>] /password:<pw> [/archserver:<archiving
service server name> /nostart /unregspn /queuename:<name of queue on the
Archiving Service>]



example:

LcsCmd.exe /server /action:Activate /role:SE /user:<service account name>
/password:<pw> /unregspn



Activate Enterprise Edition Server (syntax):

LcsCmd.exe /server[:<server FQDN>] /action:Activate /role:EE [/user:<service
account name>] /password:<pw> /poolname:<name of Enterprise Pool to join>
[/archserver:<archiving service server name> /nostart /unregspn
/queuename:<name of queue on the Archiving Service>]



example:

LcsCmd.exe /server /action:Activate /role:EE /user:<service account name>
/password:<pw> /poolname:<name of Enterprise Pool to join> /unregspn


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"Jerome" <JeromePeterson> wrote in message
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Quote:
hello,

I'm getting the following error when I attempt to activate a server.

[0xC3EC7821] Server is associated with one or more invalid SPNs. Use
LcsCmd
with the /unregspn switch if you would like to unregister already
registered
SPNs.

i want to run this command against my server yet i don't understand what
the
format should be.

???? lcscmd.exe /unregspn: /server:myserver.mydomain.com

this doesn't work. What am imissing, Appreciate any help.



unregspn[:{0|1|true|false}]
The /unregspn switch specifies whether to unregister existing Service
Principal Names (SPNs), if any, for an activated server during
reactivation.
This parameter applies to actions in the server context and is optional.
This parameter is normally specified with just /unregspn to indicate that
any existing SPNs should be unregistered. Omitting /unregspn leaves
existing
SPNs unregistered, if any.

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