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==Which other application might be blocking ports that IMSMA is using?==__NOEDITSECTION__
[[Image:Port_in_use_error.png.png|300px]] It could actually be {{IMSMANG}} blocking itself:
# Try to stop the {{IMSMANG}} server.
# Exit TrayLauncher
# Via Task Manager (Ctrl + Alt + Del) end all java.exe and javaw.exe processes.
# Wait a few seconds. Start TrayLauncher and {{IMSMANG}} server.
If it was not {{Note | In IMSMANG}} blocking itself then there is another application blocking one port. There have been reported cases where e.g. Skype was blocking {{IMSMANG}} server. These cases were solved by# exiting Skype/stopping the service# starting IMSMA# starting Skype/starting the service ==How to identify which other application it is that is blocking IMSMA?==__NOEDITSECTION__First you need to find out which process is using which port and then to find out which application has started the process. 1 Start a command window , type ''netstart -aon'' and press Enter <br/>[[Image:netstat.png|500px]] In the example above port 1098 is used by process 4580. 2 In order to find out which application is process 4580 you will get a list of used ports (might: 2a Look in Task Manager. Easiest is to sort on PID) with the DOS command "NetStat -o".With the DOS 2b Use command "''TaskList /FI "PID eq 10994580" /FO LIST /V" ''. [[Image:Tasklist_cmd.png|500px]] 3 End the task that is blocking IMSMA  This is a temporary solution that lets you get a list of which application uses start the {{IMSMANG}} server. If the problem persists then a specific port (more in the example 1099)depth investigation should be done.}} 
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