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, (3772 days ago)
Retrieving the COM class factory for component with CLSID {A9982900-33C1-40E0-8A65-7A5DE9A7BABC} failed due to the following error: 80040154 Class not registered (Exception from HRESULT: 0x80040154 (REGDB_E_CLASSNOTREG)).
My host machine i can open a tunnel correctly. I'm receiving this strange error when i deploy my application to different machine.
Is there any information on this or anyway to resolve it?
Hi Mike.
Did you register the DLL as administrator on destination machine, using REGSVR32?
Jasmine.
by , (3772 days ago) @ Jasmine
Not sure, how i would do this?.
I compiled an application as a software client with the Tunnel libraries, to be used on multiple User (destination) computers.
by , (3772 days ago) @ Mike D
WodTunnel = new wodSSHTunnelCOMLib.wodTunnelCom();
WodTunnel.ProxyType = ProxyTypes.ProxyWEBStandard;
WodTunnel.ProxyHostname = proxyHostIpAddress;
WodTunnel.ProxyPort = proxyHostPortNumber;
WodTunnel.Login = destinationUserName;
WodTunnel.Password = destinationPassword;
WodTunnel.Timeout = 0;
WodTunnel.LicenseKey = "mykey";
WodTunnel.Connect(this.DestinationIpAddress, 22, ProtocolsEnum.SSHAuto);
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