changing IP Address
hi,
i have this application which comes up with default IP Address, we would like to change that to our server IP address.. some how it's not working right.... i' m using the before & after capture... it wouldn't do it... already looked at the registry settings couldn't find anything about IP or server name.. does anyone know where does it stores the default IP address or any other suggestion.
Thanks
i have this application which comes up with default IP Address, we would like to change that to our server IP address.. some how it's not working right.... i' m using the before & after capture... it wouldn't do it... already looked at the registry settings couldn't find anything about IP or server name.. does anyone know where does it stores the default IP address or any other suggestion.
Thanks
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Posted by:
viswakar
18 years ago
Hi,
Is it an MSI ? If it is an msi , install the package with the new server name and get the log file. Search for the server name in the log file, You will be able to trace where the Ip address is getting stored . May be in a property or in registry !!
Cheers..
Is it an MSI ? If it is an msi , install the package with the new server name and get the log file. Search for the server name in the log file, You will be able to trace where the Ip address is getting stored . May be in a property or in registry !!
Cheers..
Posted by:
aa006
18 years ago
no it's not in msi format.. it's a .exe ... couldn't find anything under regedit... any other suggestions..
Posted by:
spartacus
18 years ago
Does the application create any .INI files - the setting may be being stored in one of those ?
Regards,
Spartacus
Regards,
Spartacus
Posted by:
aa006
18 years ago
No it doesn't create any .INI files.. but it came up with Setup.INI file . i'm playing around with the settings but no looks for changing IP address .. Any other ideas..
Posted by:
viswakar
18 years ago
Hi ,
Check for any Config files for the entry , .Cnfg files !!
Cheers ..
Check for any Config files for the entry , .Cnfg files !!
Cheers ..
Posted by:
aa006
18 years ago
no it doesn't create any conf files.. but it does create settings.adb file..i'm sure it's stores somewhere in it...deleted the settings.adb file during capture mode & created new with server settings in it..
Posted by:
aa006
18 years ago
Hello,
I have figure out way to install on the machine without changing the default ip address . from command line C:/program files/application/application.exe /s IPAddress:port;DL ........but how can i do this same thing use wise... already did the install & capture mode didn't work !!! Any suggestion
I have figure out way to install on the machine without changing the default ip address . from command line C:/program files/application/application.exe /s IPAddress:port;DL ........but how can i do this same thing use wise... already did the install & capture mode didn't work !!! Any suggestion
Posted by:
MSIPackager
18 years ago
Create a shortcut in Wise pointing to the "C:/program files/application/application.exe" file then add your "/s IPAddress:port;DL" stuff as command line arguments...
Cheers,
Rob.
Cheers,
Rob.
Posted by:
aa006
18 years ago
Rob,
thanks for the reply. this what i did under MSI script , Execute program from the Installed Files .. applicaton .exe"/s IPAddress:port;DL" ..... it works fine if i want to install but while uninstalling it comes up with error 1721.... i guess i have put if statement or something like that.. do u have any idea what it would be ?
thanks for the reply. this what i did under MSI script , Execute program from the Installed Files .. applicaton .exe"/s IPAddress:port;DL" ..... it works fine if i want to install but while uninstalling it comes up with error 1721.... i guess i have put if statement or something like that.. do u have any idea what it would be ?
Posted by:
MSIPackager
18 years ago
OK, I thought you wanted this run everytime the app is run.. not just once.
You've created your CA and as you say you need to condition it - I replied to your other post...
Cheers,
Rob.
You've created your CA and as you say you need to condition it - I replied to your other post...
Cheers,
Rob.
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