Tcadmin - Object reference not set to an instance of an object.

[Eddy]

Hey guys. Long time reader first time poster.

 

Anyways I have installed tcadmin Master server Web/Game on a windows server 2008 server 64bit. I did a by the book install

 

.Net 1.1 Service pack 1

IIS7

Using MS database (Not Mysql)

 

Everything else works fine except when I go to create a game server I get this error:

 

Object reference not set to an instance of an object.

 

http://i42.tinypic.com/24qo7rp.jpg

 

Im not sure what im doing wrong. Any thoughts?

 

Thanks in advanced.

[studeggle]

Verify tcadmin monitor is running?

Does the monitor give any errors when started in console mode?

[Eddy]

There is 1 error in the console but its the "cant create tcadmin task".

 

I ran it in console mode then right after I manually run the "run sheduled tasks" batch file. That should be equivalent to Windows task running it. Right?

 

Or which task is this referring to?

 

Here is a screenshot

 

http://i41.tinypic.com/jrxmiq.jpg

[ECF]

Make sure you have imported the IPs into TCAdmin.

 

System Settings>Servers>Choose Import IPs from the pull down list to the right.

[Eddy]

Ok I figured it out. Thanks. Turns out the server did not have the ips setup in the network settings. (data centers fault) so I added them manually.

 

For some odd reason instead of using the "import all" feature i was adding them into tcadmin manually...i know dumb.

 

Works great now! Thanks.

[bmoore0206]

Im getting this same error Object reference not set to an instance of an object.

 

but when i go to login.

 

and the error in the monitor is cant create a task.

[Steven Crothers]

Ok I figured it out. Thanks. Turns out the server did not have the ips setup in the network settings. (data centers fault) so I added them manually.

 

For some odd reason instead of using the "import all" feature i was adding them into tcadmin manually...i know dumb.

 

Works great now! Thanks.

That's not the datacenters fault, I'm not sure of any datacenters that bind IP's for you....

[Todd Holley]

Well most legitimate providers do configure IP's for you....