ISA Server 2000 (GKSVC.Error=1052)

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KOREK nasad :mrgreen:

[navs]

did you uninstall ISA and delete the folder?

search for gksvc.dll and in the command line (command prompt) go to where the dll location then type

regsvr32 /u gksvc.dll

this will disable/unregister the dll file which causes the problem.

reboot then re-install ISA

bro ako na g try ug search then ako nasad na igibuhat ang "regsvr32 /u gksvc.dll" before ko nag post ani na trend...pero wla gihapon effect...

this morning i notice my pc is updating some patch kay naka autoupdate man cya..then after installing the update/patch...i try to install the ISA server back and its amazing coz i was successfully install the ISA server without error...cguro update lang kulang ato.

mo post langko unsay result bro kay dli pa gyod ko kabalo mo configure sa ISA unsaon pagpalusot sa internet..

thnks mga bro....

[carlou]

nav i suggest you use a hardware based appliance firewall instead of ISA, if you are interested send me an email carlou1978@yahoo.com with you contact number and name. i would be happy to help you!

regards!

[djereza]

navs: advice lang bro..carlou is right..i think is nice to have a hardware firewall...ayaw kaayo salig sa ISA cos software firewall rana siya. =)

[navs]

nav i suggest you use a hardware based appliance firewall instead of ISA, if you are interested send me an email carlou1978@yahoo.com with you contact number and name. i would be happy to help you!

regards!

bro...i refer to used the software firewall instead of hardware based...i dont want to release money to buy hardware based firewall...i know ISA server can handle this...

[carlou]

hehehe, @navs; preferrence is a relative to individual taste, my opinion is that if the current firewall you are using still works for you then its okey, no need to change; but on the other hand if it is giving you more problems, you should try considering other options.

here what i got when I googled 'hardware vs. software firewalls' :

http://www.michigan.gov/cybersecurit...8698--,00.html

more power!

[gsirk]

stop the service first?
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