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You have this problem if you have been using I.S. for several scans or, for
instance, to modify several policies and run a new scan.
The problem disappears if you quit I.S. and run it again.
It looks like some resources are not freed until you quit the program.
Don't be confused by the message : RPC has nothing to do with Remote
Procedure Call; it means Raw Packet Something.
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To: James Chamier <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Wednesday, October 18, 2000 1:40 AM
Subject: Re: Internet Scanner 6.10 error?
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> Can anyone enlighten me to what this means when performing a scan under
> Win2000 SP-1 with IS 6.10 and all the current X-Press Updates installed.
> This text is listed in the "messages" tab in the status window.
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> The RPC Packet Server process is being started at "C:\Program
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> The RPC Packet Server process has been successfully started.
> Contact the RPC Packet Server to make sure startup was OK.
> The RPC Packet Server process (RPCPDRV.EXE) could not be started.
Disabling
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