Comment Installer Msmq Registry
Hi you have a stray ampersand in your queue name: 'FormatName:Direct=TCP: private$amp; ' 'Client app fails on the local machine when I use the ip address that is assigned this computer, but the client app succeeds if I use the loopback address 127.0.0.1' This is probably a reverse lookup issue. MSMQ will take the IP address and determine what the network name is for the destination.
Have a look in the HOSTS file on the machine to see if this IP address is mapped to any aliases. MSMQ may be determining that the reverse lookup does not match the machine's real name and so discarding the message.
Comment Installer Msmq Registry Windows 7
There's a registry value (IgnoreOSNameValidation) that you may need to set here. 'If a solution requires a 133 page Word document for FAQ alone.
What will it be like to work with MSMQ in the field? Looks like a horror scenario to me.'
The FAQ was written several years ago by one of the original MSMQ developers and covers the wide range of functionality available at the time. The size of the FAQ is, I think, more a reflection of the writer's zealous dedication to the product than problems with MSMQ. The document is a mix of troubleshooting, best practices, training and how-to - I wish other Microsoft products had an FAQ this good:-) Sadly, I don't think it will be brought up to date. 'Remove permissions for ANONYMOUSLOGON: Aha! A different error message: MessageQueueException occurred: Access to Message Queuing system is denied.' Yes, 'Everyone' only applies to accounts that the local machine knows about. Two workgroup machines cannot resolve each other's local accounts as they do not share a security database so you always need 'anonymous logon' for messages sent between the two.
Cheers John Breakwell (MSFT) http://blogs.msdn.com/johnbreakwell. The ip-address is not mapped to any aliases in the hosts file. I added a new entry in the hosts file with the ip-address and the hostname that would probably be the right name, but to no avail. I also tried adding the value you mentioned, according to, it should be HKEYLOCALMACHINE SOFTWARE Microsoft MSMQ Parameters IgnoreOSNameValidation @=dword:00000001 Unfortunately, no success.
It does actually find the computer, because if I specify a non-existent IP address, i get a different error. MessageQueueException occurred: Remote computer is not available. After re-reading your post I see I misinterpreted what was going on - the errors are related to the client app receiving messages. My registry recommendation was for problems when sending. Sorry about the confusion.
So, if I've read the Step 8 notes properly you have two Step 8s, the client app on the VM can read from a queue on the Host as long as you use OS:Hostname instead of TCP:IPAddress. Otherwise you get an exception. This still sounds like a reverse lookup issue although I can't reproduce the problem on my own machine with invalid entries in my HOSTS file. What about the possibility of multiple entries in DNS for the IP address? Cheers John Breakwell (MSFT) http://blogs.msdn.com/johnbreakwell.
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I was trying to use a registry condition in a VS.NET setup project today and having a damn hard time with it. The docs seemed simple enough, the registry value I was looking for was there, yet the setup MSI kept telling me the value didn't match. After much puzzling, and a hint from a co-worker I found the solution. The trick was the 'value' is not as the help indicates, ie the data.
The value is the Name of the key as indicated in the right pane of the RegEdit tool. The comparison is simple, 'value' exists and has non-blank data, or it doesn't. The Value property takes a string that matches the value as displayed in the Data column of the Windows Registry Editor. And the docs for the RegKey property state: The RegKey property takes a string that includes the full path to the registry key. For example, if you want to search for the Start Page key for Internet Explorer, the RegKey property should be set to Software Microsoft Internet Explorer Main Start Page. Actually the Value is the final part of the key: in the docs example that would be 'Start Page'.