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start up console error message

  • November 2, 2015
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CASCF0050S casgate: Console daemon not active, RC = 0015

We are getting this error when starting up a server...any suggestions how to get past it. We are using ES 2.3 within Visual Studio 2012

CASCF0050S casgate: Console daemon not active, RC = 0015
We are using the cassi command within the command window within a VM where the server is already installed.
I wondered if this was an issue with the admin rights; the command prompt is opened with Windows Admin rights set up
by the user but I am thinking the admin rights are not the same for the server even though defaulting to the 'mfuser' set up
with the server to default to whoever signs on.
Thanks for any help!

#EnterpriseDeveloper

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  • Rocketeer
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  • November 3, 2015

CASCF0050S casgate: Console daemon not active, RC = 0015

We are getting this error when starting up a server...any suggestions how to get past it. We are using ES 2.3 within Visual Studio 2012

CASCF0050S casgate: Console daemon not active, RC = 0015
We are using the cassi command within the command window within a VM where the server is already installed.
I wondered if this was an issue with the admin rights; the command prompt is opened with Windows Admin rights set up
by the user but I am thinking the admin rights are not the same for the server even though defaulting to the 'mfuser' set up
with the server to default to whoever signs on.
Thanks for any help!

#EnterpriseDeveloper

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CASCF0050S casgate: Console daemon not active, RC = 0015

This generally means the process was unable to connect to the CAS shared memory segment. On Windows, the most likely causes are that 1) the region is not in fact running, or 2) you're trying to connect to a region that was started in a different Windows session.

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We are using the cassi command within the command window within a VM where the server is already installed.
cassi.exe does not start a region. Run casstart (with the appropriate parameters) to start a region. It's not clear from your post exactly what you're trying to do. Perhaps you can explain the sequence of events more clearly. What do you do to start the region? Why are you running cassi?