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Deep Freeze Enterprise User Guide - Faronics

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Appendix C Troubleshooting a Remote Console Connection<br />

Port is in Use Error When Starting the Console<br />

<strong>Deep</strong> <strong>Freeze</strong> <strong>Enterprise</strong> <strong>User</strong> <strong>Guide</strong><br />

When attempting to start the Console, the error message Unable to start Console: Port is in use<br />

appears. There are several reasons why this error message may be appearing:<br />

1. There is a <strong>Deep</strong> <strong>Freeze</strong> Workstation Installation/Workstation Seed installed under the<br />

same port as the Console or on the same computer.<br />

It is possible that <strong>Deep</strong> <strong>Freeze</strong> was installed is in stealth mode (the icon does not appear in the<br />

system tray). The seed does not show an icon. The best test is to run a Workstation Install file on<br />

the computer. If the uninstall option is displayed, the Workstation Install file or Workstation Seed<br />

is installed and can be uninstalled. If the uninstall option does not appear, the Workstation Install<br />

file or Workstation Seed is not installed.<br />

The simplest solution would be to first turn off the local service and then connect to a Console that<br />

can be accessed remotely.<br />

2. Another program or service is using the port on this machine.<br />

This may involve running a port sniffer on the machine in question to see what ports are open.<br />

There are several tools available on the web to perform this action. The netstat.exe application<br />

found in Windows also should show whether the port <strong>Deep</strong> <strong>Freeze</strong> is using is already in use.<br />

3. The network cable is unplugged.<br />

This message can occur if there is no network connection on the machine.

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