>From my experience, NMC does not start if there is another application
running on the same port 9000.
If you experienced this during upgrade, check if httpd or gsttclsh is still
running before restarting NMC.
If the processes are still running, manually kill them, then restart NMC.

>From the gstd.log, this looks to be the case. You should check the
logs\web_output file for more details on web server logs.

John


On Wed, Jan 7, 2009 at 12:42 PM, JGillTech <
networker-forum AT backupcentral DOT com> wrote:

> I can get it started.... just manually at this point.  I have traced the
> problem back to the Apache web server and missing ConfigArgs from the
> registry.  When the gstd service starts it also starts the Apache web
> server, which then restarts (because of the missing ConfigArgs), causing the
> gstd service to stop.
>
> Looking into resolutions right now.
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