Fixing Administration Problems

Applies To: Windows Server 2008

This section provides a description of Message Queuing administration problems that you might experience when Message Queuing is enabled.

From the following list, choose the problem that best describes your situation, and then complete the procedures for the suggested fix:

• You Cannot Find Message Queuing Under Services and Applications in Computer Management

• You Cannot Find Any Objects for Message Queuing in Active Directory Domain Services

• You Are Unable to Establish a Connection with Active Directory Domain Services

• Changes You Made Do Not Show Up in Active Directory Domain Services

• You Cannot Access the Contents of a Particular Queue

• You Cannot Create Queues

• You Cannot Send Messages to Another Site

• You Cannot Send or Receive Authenticated Messages

• Messages Sent to a Queue Are Rejected

• You Cannot Retrieve Messages from a Queue

• Messages Can No Longer Be Delivered to a Particular Computer or Queue

• Express Messages Are Missing or Lost

• A Test Message Cannot Be Sent to a Particular Queue

• You Cannot Access Messaging Files Stored Locally on Disk

• You Cannot Locate the Audit Messages for a Particular Operation

• There Are Problems Communicating with IPX Computers

• Resources for Message Queuing Have Timed Out in a Server Cluster

• You Cannot Register a User Certificate for Message Queuing