Autoconfig hangs on LSNRCTL80.EXE process | windows

Hi all,
I'm a newbie here. First thought I'd put this thread under the windows subforum, but couldn't find an appropriate section there. I'll give it a shot here.
In a windows environment autoconfig hangs on the LSNRCTL80.EXE process being active.
A TNSLNSR80.EXE is spawned but LSNRCTL80.EXE hangs and autoconfig will only continue if the LSNRCTL80.EXE is killed by hand.
After autoconfig finishes, the LSNRCTL80.EXE service has to be started by hand again.
As we're working on automating a cloning process, the idea behind my question is to not having to interfere during the cloning process. The idea of having to set your alarm to kill the LSNRCTL80.EXE in the middle of the night is not too appealing.
Funny thing is that when you use remote desktop + console this problem does not occur, but if you use remote desktop without console, the LSNRCTL80.EXE hangs and has to be killed for autoconfig to finish.
Any ideas where to find the solutions to this?
I'd appreciate any ideas on how autoconfig can be run within a cloning process without having to manually interfere by killing the LSNRCTL80.EXE.
And/or any ideas on why this problem does not occur within the remote desktop + console setup?
Thanks all in advance for your time.

Hi,
This is a known issue as you need to run AutoConfig on the server itself (not from a terminal client) -- See (Note: 260365.1 - Adconfig.cmd Hangs When Starting Apps Listener) for details.
Regards,
Hussein

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