DevTest Registry is not Recognized
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DevTest Registry is not Recognized

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Article ID: 402648

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Service Virtualization

Issue/Introduction

After Installation of DevTest Workstation and DevTest server. While starting the DevTest Work Station, It's asking for DevTest Registry. While the default Registry TCP address is not recognized by the workstation, While I tried troubleshoot the installation, I did not find the below file in the installation folder.

1. lisareg.propeties file - No config folder is created under CA/devTest  folder

2. Local.properties  file - This file is also missing 

3. Registry.bat and startRefistry.sh file is also not present in the DevTest folder.

 

Could you please help me understand what has gone wrong here  as i'm not able to start with the Test?

Environment

DevTest 10.8.3

Resolution

lisa.properties resides in the {DEVTEST_HOME}, verified it was present after installation.

_local.properties resides in the {DEVTEST_HOME} is only installed as a template (_local.properties), to use it copy _local.properties to local.properties

 Registry.bat and startRefistry.sh are not valid DevTest files with 10.8.3.

The reason your Workstation could not connect to the Registry is you did not have the Registry running.

When you installed DevTest, you did not run as Administrator, so none of the services got created. 

You could not Run as Administrator, because you do not have that kind of access.

After DevTest was installed, we started each component as a server, started in this order running these commands:

{DEVTEST_HOME}\IdentityAccessManager\bin\IdentityAccessManager.exe
{DEVTEST_HOME}\bin\EnterpriseDashboard.exe
{DEVTEST_HOME}\bin\Registry.exe
{DEVTEST_HOME}\bin\Broker.exe
{DEVTEST_HOME}\bin\Portal.exe
{DEVTEST_HOME}\bin\CoordinatorServer.exe
{DEVTEST_HOME}\bin\Simulator.exe
{DEVTEST_HOME}\bin\VirtualServiceEnvironment.exe

Was then able to start the Workstation and login with the Registry now being up.

Need to reach out to your security team to get Administrator access and then you can create the services manually.

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