I can't figure this one out-
I created about 7 private message queues on two Windows 2000 server builds.
After coming back from lunch, the both had a slew of other private queues with some other name that had apparently been used on servers in the past. Nobody had touched them and they aren't in a cluster.
Now people think I don't follow build docs and added something I just happened to have seen on another server, because, I was told, "You can only add those manually."
Is this true? All I did after creating these queues is:
Imported some COM+ objects
Created some virtual directories
Imported some reg settings from another server for some software
registered some components
I can't figure out how they got there, but I am POSITIVE that I didn't put them there; it is so weird! Is there some way that queues can be moved around?
I created about 7 private message queues on two Windows 2000 server builds.
After coming back from lunch, the both had a slew of other private queues with some other name that had apparently been used on servers in the past. Nobody had touched them and they aren't in a cluster.
Now people think I don't follow build docs and added something I just happened to have seen on another server, because, I was told, "You can only add those manually."
Is this true? All I did after creating these queues is:
Imported some COM+ objects
Created some virtual directories
Imported some reg settings from another server for some software
registered some components
I can't figure out how they got there, but I am POSITIVE that I didn't put them there; it is so weird! Is there some way that queues can be moved around?
