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Hi All...

 

I've been trying to get a custom MMC to work on Windows Vista Business

Edition. The MMC contains a snap-in for IIS 6.0 Manager for administration of

some of my web servers. All other snap-ins work execept for this one. The

error that I get is "MMC could not create the snap-in".

 

Any ideas as to why this does not work (and a possible solution) would be

greatly appreciated.

 

Thank you in advance.

 

Marc Hoffman

Guest richie0505
Posted

Run MSCONFIG | click Tools Tab | click Disable UAC | click Launch button

| Reboot. You can now add your snap-in and it should work. You can

also follow the steps above and choose to Enable UAC after you have the

snap-in installed.

 

 

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HI...

 

Thanks for replying. Unfortunately, this did not work. One point that I may

not have made clear was that the IIS snap-in was already added to my custom

MMC file. When I click the IIS portion in the Console Root, I get the error

of "...could not create the snap-in..." After trying your suggestion, I'm

still not able to use the IIS 6 Manager snap-in. Could the fact that the

Snap-in is already present in my Custom MMC file be the problem?

 

Thanks!

 

"richie0505" wrote:

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>

> Run MSCONFIG | click Tools Tab | click Disable UAC | click Launch button

> | Reboot. You can now add your snap-in and it should work. You can

> also follow the steps above and choose to Enable UAC after you have the

> snap-in installed.

>

>

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Guest Sandeep
Posted

This shouldn't be the problem. This error might occur when there is some

problem initializing snap in. Are you getting any detailed error message?

 

Posting this to microsoft.public.management.mmc newsgroup might help.

 

Sandeep

 

"me" <me@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message

news:614B3899-9D41-4F5A-B2F8-8FDCEA5298D3@microsoft.com...<span style="color:blue">

> HI...

>

> Thanks for replying. Unfortunately, this did not work. One point that I

> may

> not have made clear was that the IIS snap-in was already added to my

> custom

> MMC file. When I click the IIS portion in the Console Root, I get the

> error

> of "...could not create the snap-in..." After trying your suggestion, I'm

> still not able to use the IIS 6 Manager snap-in. Could the fact that the

> Snap-in is already present in my Custom MMC file be the problem?

>

> Thanks!

>

> "richie0505" wrote:

><span style="color:green">

>>

>> Run MSCONFIG | click Tools Tab | click Disable UAC | click Launch button

>> | Reboot. You can now add your snap-in and it should work. You can

>> also follow the steps above and choose to Enable UAC after you have the

>> snap-in installed.

>>

>>

>> --

>> richie0505

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>> View this thread: http://forums.techarena.in/showthread.php?t=797540

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Posted

I am not getting any detailed information other than the error that I posted.

I will try posting to the newsgroup that you suggest.

 

"Sandeep" wrote:

<span style="color:blue">

> This shouldn't be the problem. This error might occur when there is some

> problem initializing snap in. Are you getting any detailed error message?

>

> Posting this to microsoft.public.management.mmc newsgroup might help.

>

> Sandeep

>

> "me" <me@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message

> news:614B3899-9D41-4F5A-B2F8-8FDCEA5298D3@microsoft.com...<span style="color:green">

> > HI...

> >

> > Thanks for replying. Unfortunately, this did not work. One point that I

> > may

> > not have made clear was that the IIS snap-in was already added to my

> > custom

> > MMC file. When I click the IIS portion in the Console Root, I get the

> > error

> > of "...could not create the snap-in..." After trying your suggestion, I'm

> > still not able to use the IIS 6 Manager snap-in. Could the fact that the

> > Snap-in is already present in my Custom MMC file be the problem?

> >

> > Thanks!

> >

> > "richie0505" wrote:

> ><span style="color:darkred">

> >>

> >> Run MSCONFIG | click Tools Tab | click Disable UAC | click Launch button

> >> | Reboot. You can now add your snap-in and it should work. You can

> >> also follow the steps above and choose to Enable UAC after you have the

> >> snap-in installed.

> >>

> >>

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> >> richie0505

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  • 8 months later...
Guest BrijeshBalan
Posted

In order to fix the error that appears while taking IIS mmc you need to

register a DLL (inetmgr.dll). You can make use of the following URL to

have a better idea.

 

http://kb.bobcares.com/kb/?View=entry&EntryID=354

 

 

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