Peer Web Services -- Setup
Contents

After installing Peer Web Services, you will find more information in the Help files for Internet Service Manager and in the product documentation.

Welcome

Selection of Components to Install

Setup Error Messages


 Welcome to Setup for Peer Web Services

This program installs the components of Microsoft Peer Web Services.

During installation, Setup will not be able to install system files or update shared files if they are in use. Therefore, before proceeding, please close any open programs.

To close applications without exiting Setup

1.	Check for open applications by looking at the Windows NT Taskbar, located at the bottom of your screen.

2.	Click the right mouse button on each minimized task window on the Taskbar.

3.	Then click Close.

4.	Do the same for each application you have open.

Note The Windows NT Control Panal and Microsoft Peer Web Services Setup must remain open.


 Selecting Peer Web Services Components to Install or Remove

All of the following components are selected for installation by default. If you do not want to install a particular item, click the box next to it to clear it.

Internet Service Manager installs the administration program for managing the services.

World Wide Web creates a WWW publishing server.

WWW Service Samples installs sample HyperText Markup Language (HTML) files.

Internet Service Manager (HTML) installs the HTML version of Internet Service Manager, allowing you to manage the services through your browser.

Gopher Service creates a gopher publishing server.

FTP Service creates a File Transfer Protocol (FTP) publishing server.

ODBC Drivers and Administration installs Open Database Connectivity (ODBC) drivers. These are required for enabling ODBC access from the WWW service.

Important  If you want to provide access to databases through Microsoft Peer Web Services, you will need to set up the ODBC drivers and data sources by using the ODBC applet in the Windows NT Control Panel.

If you have an application running that uses ODBC, you may see an error message telling you that one or more components are in use. Before continuing, close all applications and services that use ODBC.

To install a Microsoft Peer Web Services component

Make sure the box next to the component option you want to install is selected. The word Install should appear next to the component name. If Install does not appear, the component is already installed on the computer.

To remove a Microsoft Peer Web Services component

Clear the box next to the component option. The word Remove should appear next to the component name. If Remove does not appear, that component is not installed on the computer.

To change the directory in which to install Microsoft Peer Web Services

Click the Change Directory button and type the complete directory path in the dialog box.


 Installation Maintenance

Setup has entered maintenance mode because it found that one or more components of Microsoft Peer Web Services are already installed on the local computer. Multiple instances of Peer Web Services cannot reside on the same computer.

To modify the Peer Web Services on the local computer, click the appropriate button.

*	Use the Add/Remove button to change your current Peer Web Services configuration by adding or removing individual components. From the list that appears, you can select items to add that you did not install in a previous setup and select items to remove that you previously installed.

*	Use the Reinstall button to install a fresh copy of the same set of components and files that you have already installed. This option does not add any additional components to your system configuration. It simply refreshes the program files for your current configuration.

*	Use the Remove All button to remove all Internet services and Peer Web Services program files from the computer. This option does not remove any content or sample files from your system.  If you want to remove those files, use the Windows NT Explorer.


 Disk Location

Setup must be told where your Microsoft Peer Web Services setup files are located.

If you are running Setup for the first time, your Microsoft Peer Web Services setup files are on the Microsoft Windows NT Workstation compact disc.

If you are connected to a network, the setup files can be located on a shared network directory.


 Select Directory

Setup must be told in which directory Microsoft Peer Web Services should be installed. Use this dialog box to select the appropriate directory.


 Removal of a Running Service

Setup is attempting to remove a running service. You must stop the service by clicking the Yes button to allow Setup to remove the service from your Microsoft Peer Web Services installation.


 Problem Copying Files

Setup cannot find the Microsoft Peer Web Services distribution files where you specified the files would be; or Setup cannot create the destination directory or files because you do not have permission; or the remote computer is not running.


 Setup has Ended

Setup has been interrupted or has successfully completed the installation or removal of specified components.


 Publishing Directories

Type the path of the home (root) directory for each service you are installing. You can accept the default directory and place all files to be published in that directory. Unless configured otherwise, the files in that directory and all subdirectories will be available to clients.

If you have existing files to be published, type the fully qualified path to your files.

Setup does not allow network shares to be specified as root publishing directories. If your files are stored on a network share, you will need to use Internet Service Manager to configure your publishing directories after Setup has completed.


 Installation Directory

You can allow Setup to install the software in the default directory, or change directories. To select a directory, click the Change Directory button and type the new directory in the dialog box. If the installation directory does not exist, Setup will create it.


Setup Error Messages

Setup cannot copy filename.

The Setup program cannot copy the specified file. Your computer may be out of disk space. Delete some files to free some disk space.

Cannot load Inetstp.dll. Please install from the Microsoft Peer Web Services Setup directory.

The Setup cannot find Inetstp.dll. Make sure Inetstp.dll is in the same directory as Install.exe. Also, make sure you are running the correct version of Microsoft Windows NT (Windows NT Workstation version 4.0).

Invalid directory. Please make sure the input in the directory is corrected.

The Setup program cannot find the specified directory. You must specify a valid directory name.

Microsoft Peer Web Services setup was interrupted before your new software was fully installed. You can run Microsoft Peer Web Services setup in its entirety at a later time to complete the installation.

You have interrupted the Setup program. You must use the Remove All button and then reinstall the system.

Microsoft Peer Web Services setup was not completed successfully.

Some errors occurred during installation. Please use the Remove All button and then reinstall Peer Web Services.

Microsoft Peer Web Services Setup requires administrator privileges to run. Please ask your Windows NT administrator to install Microsoft Peer Web Services software for you.

Your account does not have administrator privileges. Only an account with administrator privileges can run the Setup program.

Password does not match the confirm password.

The password you typed as the confirm password does not match the password. Retype the password correctly.

Setup cannot create directoryname directory.

The Setup program cannot create the designated directory. Make sure you have enough disk space and that the directory is valid.

Setup cannot create directoryname for copying. Please make sure the target machine is running and you have administrator permission on the target machine.

The Setup program cannot write to the destination directory. Make sure there is enough free disk space on the computer and that files do not already exist in the destination directory.

Setup cannot determine the remote machine's operation system type. Microsoft Peer Web Services can only be installed on Windows NT. Please make sure your remote machine name is correct.

The Setup program cannot determine the operating system for your computer. Talk to your administrator about it. You may need to upgrade to Windows NT Workstation version 4.0.

Setup cannot load "Inetstp.inf". Please install from the Microsoft Peer Web Services Setup directory.

Setup cannot find Inetstp.inf in the Setup directory. Make sure the file is in the same directory.

Setup cannot open filename for copying.

The Setup program cannot open the source file for copying. Please make sure the file exists on the compact disc or other source location.

The install directory you specified is not a fixed drive. Please specify a fixed drive location.

You specified a network drive or removable device as the location for installing the writeable \Inetsrv directory. The drive you specify must be on a local computer and it must be writeable.

There is not enough disk space on your drive: to install the Microsoft Peer Web Services. Please remove some files from your hard disk and try again.

There is not enough free disk space on your computer to install Peer Web Services. Please delete some files to free some more space.

Unable to create directory.

The Setup program cannot create the designated directory. Make sure you have enough disk space and that the directory is valid.

Usage: setup <-b batch file name >

The Setup program usage is incorrect. The error message displays the correct syntax.

You already have the component installed. Please use the Remove All options to remove the component.

The Add/Remove button was selected when all the components are already installed. Use the Remove All button to remove the component, then reinstall.

You cannot specify a network directory as publishing directory.

You must specify a directory on your computer as a publishing directory.

You do not have an Internet domain name declared for this machine. To insure proper gopher functionality, an Internet domain name should be configured through the Network Control Panel Applet.

You must specify the domain name for this computer.


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