Keyless Entry/Remote Start for 2012 Highlander

I have a 2012 Toyota Highlander wtih JBL audio, navigation, and keyless ignition. I would like to add remote start and be able to use the new fob for keyless entry, lock/unlock, and open/close the rear hatch. Is that possible without having to carry the OEM fob too?

well you have a couple of different options for sure. if you are looking at just getting a basic remote start/keyless entry, then you will not have to carry around your other key fob with it, because our remote start key fob will be able to do all the features your old one will, with lock, unlock, remote start, and trunk hatch pop. now the thing that i would be a little iffy about hooking up for you is the trunk release. does your back hatch open up all the way and close all the way when pressed again? the reason why i ask that is because alot of the back hatches on toyotas just pop that back glass and if you were to accidently hit that button and you cannot tell that it is open (like most toyotas with teh back hatch glass) then you are leaving your vehicle not only not secured but also opens yourself up to all the elements that your climate will bring in the place you live. i usually only will hook those up if the customer is really really wanting that, but i always let them know about that risk, but if your hatch opens and closes and you can physically see that it is open or closed then by all means hook it up!
so below you will have a break down of the different remote start systems, i wish i was able to give it in a little better of a format, but this is the best that i can do!
Materials charge: $5.00
Viper 4105VB:     $199.99
hood tilt switch:    $ 9.99
Relay:                  $12.99
FLCAN/DBALL:   $99.99
Module install:     $39.99
Trunk release:     $39.99
TOTAL:               $407.94 BEFORE TAX
what this sytem above will offer you is a remote start keyless entry with trunk release. the range will be 1500 feet, with a 1 way communication. when you click the button you will have to see your vehicle and look to see if the parking lights are running, if they are on then you will know that it is running. the hood tilt switch is a safety for mechanics, and yourself if you are ever working under the hood so that no one can start the car while you are working, or if you disconnect the battery, it will not try to start upon re connecting the battery. the additional relay is for your vehicle since it has 2 starter wires, and our remote start only has 1 output. the FLCAN/DBALL will simulate the chip in your key so that it will allow the vehicle to start remotely,expensive i know but necessary. the module installation is for the installation of the FLCAN/DBALL, and the trunk release labor is for, well trunk release haha!
you do have other options but this is the first one that will get you everything that you are looking for. if you want a little bit more range, and 2 way communication add on $100 dollars making $507.94 for 1 mile range, and 2 way communication! with the 2 way you are able to hear a confirmation on your keyfob letting you know through beeps and a melody that it is locked, unlocked, or remote started, or if you hit the trunk release button. at the end of your installation you will get a demonstration of how to use your remote start better than we do. again if you have any other questions feel free to let me know! hope this helps you out a little!
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Viper 4202 remote start for toyota highlander

Hello. I'm looking to purchase the above Viper model. Does anyone know for sure if it includes the keyless entry? The viper site says yes but it's not clear on the bb site (at least how I'm reading it). My 05 highlander had it's existing remote start and keyless entry disabled at the dealer. That was the culmination of a bad experience so I won't have them try to fix it. I don't want to buy a remote start and have to unlock the car with my key, I want to have both. Thanks for the help.

the only thing that is included with the installation is the product itself. you will really never see the discount until you are at the register and it is printed out. basically what it does is takes a $200 remote start and it will ring up at 200, but on the reciept it will show 100 for the installation and 100 for the product. all it does is package itself out with our installation. the rest of the parts are going to be added on for your vehicle specific. so if you need a bypass module you will be looking at purchasing your $100 module and the installation of that module which is 29.99-59.99 depending on the car. if you wanted anything extra like horn honk, trunk pop, smart start add on (at time of installation), those would all be $29.99 extra.
pretty much you can have the same car as someone else but you can occur more installation charges by how many features you want installed at the time of. no car is the same really, because every person will want to spend a certain amount, while others wouldn't want to spend that much.
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Viper Remote Start Issues 2012 Chrysler 300

I had a Viper remote start installed in my 2012 Chrysler 300. The price and installation went great. Scott at the Best Buy in Novi, MI is great. My issue is that yesterday (12/12/14) when you start the car with or without the remote start there is a thumping noise inside the dash towards the passenger side. It sounds like something is spinning and thumping on something. It will do this for 45-60 seconds then stop.
The remote start still works and it does not affect anything else. I'm going to call the store this week but I wanted to see if this has come up before.
Thanks!

weird, yeah unfortunately without seeing the vehicle and running through some troubleshooting, there is an infinite number of possibilities that could be wrong. If it is doing that only on remote start i would say that there is a problem, but since it is doing it with the key also, it is more than likely nothing with the remote start or the installation. You can definately take it into the local bby for further diagnosis, but once the tech sees that it isn't anything with the remote start then he will send you to a dealership or someone who can fix that issue. Sorry i couldn't be more help, but bring it back into the shop for a diagnosis, and if it out of our hands then the tech will send you off to another person to get it fixed. best of luck!
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(2) Vehicles - But want to have only ONE FOB for keyless entry and remote start

I have the following 2 vehicles:
2003 Dodge Durango RT with automatic transmission
2006 Volvo V70R with 6-Speed manual transmission
I am looking to purchase a keyless entry / remote start on BOTH vehicles but use only (1) FOB to control both as I will only be using either vehicle at a time. If I need to use both, I will use 2 FOBs. Is there any current breand or system that can do this, like have switch and can be programmed for more than one vehicles ??? Thank you for any info and God Bless !!!
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VBVAGUY,
Best Buy has 2 brands that can control 2 cars. Viper and Compustar. You said you would like keyless and remotes start. Are these the only features you are looking for? Security? The system below is a Viper 1-way with around 2000 foot range that offers 2 car mode. They also have a 1 mile range and also a 2-way system. This is a nice feature if you don't have visibility to the vehicle, the remote will tell you if the car started.
http://www.bestbuy.com/site/viper-1-way-remote-start-system/6891137.p?id=1218810613502&skuId=6891137
With any of these system you are also going to need some additional parts and labor. Also because the Volvo has a manual transmission there is a certain sequence you must do every time you park the vehicle. If this is not done the remote start will not work. Doesn't effect the keyless entry.
Stop in a local Best Buy and speak to the AutoTech. They can educate you on the different model, feature and the manual transmission sequence.

Classpath entries in the "Remote Start"

Hi, could anyone provide an example about setting claspath entries in the "Remote Start" label on Windows?
Could this be something like this: %Env_Var1%;%Env_Var2%;C:\Program Files\Dir1\file1.jar;C:\Program Files\Dir2\file2.jar
I'm getting classpath errors at the managed server start time.
Regards

Classpath entries for a mainfest file should be other jar file names.
Put them in the same or a sub directory as your main jar.
See: http://java.sun.com/docs/books/tutorial/deployment/jar/downman.html

BBY - Remote Start - Toyota Highlander question

I'm interested in having a remote start installed on my 2013 Toyota Highlander Limited.
It does have the SMARTKEY. All I need is something that will start it (does not need to be two way). Can someone on here give me a estimate on what it would cost to make this happen?
Thanks for your help in advance!!

iowaman great question! being a former iowan myself i couldn't be happy to help you out more because of all the bogus weather that you have been having back there! it has been cooooooold! after doing some research i have found that it isn't as sensitive as touching a door handle, but it will shut down when the door is opened. so no when someone touches the door handle it will still stay on, but once the door is opened then it will shut down and you just start the car like normal, get in push the button. but your car will be nice and toasty. so basically by the time that you sit down it would be like you always do when starting your car, but the car will already be warm is the only difference. also all doors have to be closed for the remote start to take over. I hope this helps clarify your situation! best of luck and if you would let me know the city you are in i could give some great installers that i would recommend to work on even my car! you have a great batch to choose from out there!
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Viper Remote Start woes

I had a 5706v installed about a year ago in my Excursion. About a month ago it quit locking the doors but doing everything else. Apparently the BB that installed in no longer has qualified techs so I now have to drive about another 30 mins to a different store. They mentioned they were incredibly busy and the store that did the work originally was 'questionable' (their words, not mine).
So I set an appointment a week out and they resolve the locking issue. However, now the remote start doesn't work at all and just gives me an error. At somepoint it is not only inconvienent but it's costing me money to drive my truck out there and leave it for hours and find a ride home and back.
What is the policy, is there X tries BB has before giving up? If a technician is unable to perform the work properly, can it be outsouced to a installer that can do the work?

Remote starts are key for cold winters, and hot summer days, but to be without keyless entry also, well that is definately inconvinent! The Best Buy that did the original installation, may not have the techs that are qualified to look at the remote start to properly diagnose the problem, but the other "busy" Best Buy should be able to assist you in this matter. To be qualified troubleshoot isn't necessarily a qualification, it is more of a necessity to do this job. I personally haven't had a shop that wasn't qualified to work on a troubleshoot especially for a remote start, but im sure there are some out there, and unfortunately you found it. With that said, I am terribly sorry that you will have to make the trip up to that other busy store to get this worked on. Have you tried replacing the batteries in the remote to eliminate a battery issue. Just odd that the remote start worked fine for a year and then went out. Batteries are usually the culprit, and alot of times cause intermittent issues with the functionality of the remote start or keyless entry.
If you have the viper 5706 your lcd screen will indicate that you are running low on battery if you look at your screen, but there is also a failsafe built in that will send a second "chirp" through your systems siren. so you will lock the car, hear your first chirp, shortly after there will be another chirp that will occur, and send a message to your remote. This indicates that the battery is low and needs to be charged with the supplied micro usb cable that came with the unit.
Part of our lifetime warranty means you can take this to any Best Buy in the country to have to work performed. The fact that the original shop doesn't have anyone qualified, is unfortunate, and the trip that you have to make because of this is also ashame. I do apologize that you are having these problems, but if you hop on the schedule at the other store, im sure they will be able to assist you and get your remote start and keyless working again. The good thing about remote starts is that if you are going to have a serious problem outside replacing an antenna, antenna cable, or batteries, there would be immediate malfunctions with the system. Should be something small, is what im trying to tell you, but again without diagnosing it properly who knows?!
Again, i apologize for the troubles that this has caused, and if you have any follow up questions please don't hesitate to ask. Thanks for posting with the community, and also thank you for your time and patience.
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Remote Start - price of extra parts?

I drive a 2004 Chevy Cavalier, and I would love to buy the remote start with basic installation. However, I don't know if I would have to get extra parts installed. Has anyone had the remote start put into a Cavalier?
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you will need additional parts for any remote start option. it will cost you about $130 for parts on the cavalier too add remote start, and if you have a pop trunk option on your car it will cost an additional $30 and $10 for parts. you can choose from any remote start models from basic R/S to w/key less and security. i think prices range from $140 just R/S all the way up to $400 R/S keyless entry and security.

AEBS "Ghost" Router Issue - The Challenge for 2012 (and it's only January)

Yes, it's a bold statement to claim that I have the biggest issue so far for 2012. Why may you ask? Because I've stumped RCN (ISP), Access Media 3 (ISP), Apple Tech Support, and Cisco Tech Support. Here's the challenge for you to see if you can figure it out:
***Also, sorry for the long-winded post. I've spend over 20 hours on this issue and racked up a lot of info to share with you. So please bear with me***
I used to own a Linksys E4200 router (early 2011), which I set up using the wireless network name (for example) "wifi-box". Due to performance issues, I returned the router back to Linksys in April 2011. Shortly thereafter, I purchased a used AESB. I performed a factory reset (not a hard reset, as I know the difference between the two) before setting up my network. Things worked great from April to Dec. 2011.
On Jan. 1st, 2012, the building that I live in switched ISPs. I used to have RCN, and now have Access Media 3 (AM3). Both provide the same type of connection - cable - and both provided me with a modem (not sure the model of the one that RCN provided to me, but AM3 gave me a Surfboard 5101N...shudder). Once the transition from RCN to AM3 took place, I performed another factory reset on the AESB before setting up my my network from scratch.
Now, here's where things get start to get weird. I "Created a wireless network" on my AESB, entered in the name "wifi-box" (to keep it the same as before) as the wireless network name, and followed the rest of the steps until I updated the router. Shortly after the AESB restarted, I received a "Dual (or double) NAT" error right off the bat. Looking into the issue futher, there were now 2 wireless network names called "wifi-box"?!? Huh?!? The actual name isn't "wifi-box", but was something quite unique. So it was easy to tell that it was (once) my wireless name.
The next 5 hours were a blur of reconfiguing, resetting, unplugging, etc. anything that is connected to my network. Nothing worked. During all of this, I also switched the name of the AESB to (for example) "apple-wifi".
As a last resort, I unplugged everything - the Surfboard, the AESB, wiped all Airport Util profiles off my 2 Macs, wiped my profile off my 1 PC, shut them down, did the same for my iPhone 3G, shut off the power strip that the modem and AESB were connected to, and unscrewed the coax cable from the wall. I had a friend come over with his laptop, which he never brought over before, and had him search for a wifi signal. As you would guess, "apple-wifi" didn't appear...BUT "WIFI-BOX" WAS AVAILABLE TO CONNECT TO!!! Arrrgggg!!
At this point it seems that the profile is somewhere outside of my condo. But where???
Moving along, I used a tool called WiFi Stumbler to see if that could help shed some light on my issue. What I found was unheard of. The wirless name "wifi-box" was linked to a Linksys router. Once I discovered this, I logged into my Linksys profile (192.168.1.1) to see if it still worked. IT DID!!! However, that was short lived, because as soon as I clicked on a tab, I was booted out. On top of that, I couldn't log back in. Not sure if this is because it was looking for the Linksys router or not. Whatever the reason...it's just flat out weird.
Because the password to log into my old Linksys profile was the same, it somewhat leads me to believe that someone doesn't have the same wireless name that I do.
Over the past two days, I talked to RCN, Linksys, Apple Tech, AM3, had an AM3 tech out to look at it...no one knew what the issue was. When I talked to Apple, and they thought it might be the Surfboard. The tech said that the Surfboard is also a router, which is why the "dual NAT" error is taking place. However, I then spoke to AM3 and they told me the Surfboard was only a modem. I looked it up online, and it's just modem. Also, I was able to get rid of the "dual NAT" error, but yet I still cannot connect.
My current error msg is: "Airport has the self-assigned IP address 169.XXX.XXX.XXX and will not be able to connect to the Internet". The AirPort indicator light in my Network Preferences is orange, but the AESB indicator light is green (and is reporting no issues).
To end this, (if you're still reading), any help that you may have is greatly appreciated. Everyone I spoke to is stumped. I'm not sure where to go next from here. If you know anything, please let my know . As a quick recap, here are my current settings:
Devices:
     1) MacBook Pro (2011), OSX Lion;
     2) MacBook (2009), OSX Snow Leopard;
     3) IBM Lenovo PC, Win XP SP2
     4) iPhone 3G (iOS 4.2)
Modem:
     Former modem: unknown
     Current router: Surfboard SB5101N
Router:
     Former router: Linksys E4200 (wireless network name "wifi-box")
     Current router: AESB - Apple AirPort Extreme Base Station - Simultaneous Dual-Band MC340LL/A (wireless network name "apple-wifi")
     # of Router in my condo: 1
ISP:
     Former ISP: RCN
     Current ISP: Access Media 3
Thanks and good luck (to you and me)

Thanks Tessarax,
Thanks for the reply, and no worries about the long form answer. Yesterday, I went through your process twice (for good measure). I also unplugged/shut down everything overnight and tried it once again today. Unfortunately, the results are the same.
Me network is currently up and running, albeit a limited connection. It's still producing the "Double NAT" error. My Internet is set up as follows:
These are the settings for "apple-wifi" in the AirPort Util.:
Connect Using: Ethernet
Ethernet WAN: Automatic
Connection Sharing: Share a public IP address. ("Bridge Mode" and Distribute a range of IP addresses" cause additional errors which brings down the network. These errors include setting a DHCP beginning/ending address and no Internet connection. I tried setting the DHCP beginning/ending address several times, but the AEBS never accepts my entries.)
IP: 10.XXX.XXX.XXX
DHCP: Beginning/Ending Address: 172.XXX.XXX.XXX
DNS: 8.8.8.8, 8.8.4.4
These are the settings for "wifi-box" in the Network Preferences:
IP: 192.XXX.XXX.XXX
DNS Servers: 8.8.8.8, 8.8.4.4
Search Domains: 221am3.com
802.1X: No profiles (I deleted them)
Bypass proxy settings for these Hosts & Domains: *.local, 169.XXX/XX
Use Passive FTP Mode (PASV): checked
MAC Address: same as "apple-wifi"
These are the settings for "apple-wifi" in the Network Preferences:
IP: 172.XXX.XXX.XXX
DNS Servers: 172.XXX.XXX.XXX
Search Domains: 221am3.com
802.1X: No profiles (no profiles were avaible for "apple-wifi")
Bypass proxy settings for these Hosts & Domains: *.local, 169.XXX/XX
Use Passive FTP Mode (PASV): checked
MAC Address: same as "wifi-box"
Two new discoveries that I uncovered yesterday are as follows:
1. 802.1X (under Network Preferences): There were 3 profiles that I deleted from this tab last week. After resetting the network, they came back. Whether they were present or deleted, it didn't affect the connectivity of my network. Just mentioning that these profiles came back after deletion (I deleted them again).
2. Yesterday, the network in my building went down for a few hours. I noticed that neither "wifi-box" nor "apple-wifi" were available to connect to. This is an obvious insight, but it seems that when "wifi-box" is unavailable, "apple-wifi" is unavailable as well. However, 'wifi-box' has always been available even when "apple-wifi" is down. Sounds like my Internet signal follows this path:
AM3 > Condo building > "wifi-box" > my condo > Surfboard modem > AEBS "apple-wifi" > my devices (laptops, iPhone, Xbox, etc.)
Two new questions:
1. What is DHCP Client ID and is this something that I need to provide?
2. Could the cables that I'm using cause any problems? Here's the cable that I'm using and the connections between the devices:
CAT5: Router > AEBS
CAT5e: AEBS > MacBook Pro
CAT6: AEBS > Xbox
If there's other questions or infer that you need, please ask

What best way to turn on all computers remotely using sccm 2012 sp 1

what best way to turn on all computers remotely using sccm 2012
and what the difference between wake on lan and out of band service point role

Hey!!! I am a 1E engineer and MVP... we started the power management movement with our very first software product, created around 12 or so years ago, called 1E WakeUp. The complete solution which manages power on (integrated with SCCM, or stand alone if
you are not an SCCM shop) and power off (under a tightly controlled process) is called
NightWatchman
Here is a
recent blog post I authored that was the last in a series documenting the entire wake-up process including how it integrates with SCCM or stood up standalone. It contains links to those earlier posts that explain our entire technology, so you will likely
want to read all of them in order for a full understanding of our technology. It works incredibly well, is the most mature solution in the industry, and is extremely simple to install with minimal resources.
If you have any questions, feel free to reach out to me privately
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Remote Start installation question - Trying to understand

I just want to get auto start added to my 2012 Dodge Charger. The dealer is asking for waaay to much for OEM remote start and install so I figure Best buy would be cheaper. I see many products ranging from $199 to $600. I plan to get either the Viper 4205V or the 4115V1B. My question is, I literally just want autostart. I would like to still use my existing FOB to unlock my doors, pop my trunk, etc. Sounds like when an aftermarket is installed "stuff" needs to be bypassed and you end up using the aftermarket lock/unlock, trunk open features rendering your current key fob useless. Is this correct?
1) Can you confirm with he viper units listed above, that I can get autostart installed on my car, and still use my existing key FOBs for all my basic funtion (lock/unlock, truck)?
2) Also does the standard Geek Squad install come with the open hood auto kill feature, I seem to hear the most complaints about installers not installing this safety feature and not telling the buyer they dont install this.
Thanks
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Yes my FOB unlock/locks my door and pops trunk while car is running.
So bottom line is (as far as you know), there should be no reason the viper units I selected should not work with my car. And I shouldn't need any special (expensive) add ons to get things to work properly and my original FOB should work as usual.
I just dont want to get something installed that keeps something else from working properly on my car when from having autostart installed.
Thanks

Remote start compatible with manual transmission?

Hello,
I was directed here by Marti from your FB page. I would like to know if your remote start
(CompuStar Remote Start, Universal Bypass System & Geek Squad® Installation - SKU: 9999189600050003)
would work with my 2012 Mazda 3 S Touring 6-speed manual transmission. If so, are there safety precautions like an e-brake sensor or clutch override that will be put in place so my car won't drive away if I remote start it in gear?
Thank you in advance,
Michael

call your local shop compustart the ones that we carry in store will be compatible, the one that you are trying to show me woudln't pull up so i cant give you a 100 percent answer. call your shop make sure they know what precautions they would need for a manual transmission, and see if they are a compustart store. start by calling your local best buy installation bay. good luck
I am a CAR Geek Squad installer tech lead, but my views that i post are my own and not that of best buy. if you like my posts give me some kudos, if you need further help contact your local Geek Squad installation bay!
Please read my posts with a smile, cause thats how I write them.Although i have a cool avatar by my name, I am just a member of the community that works for Best Buy.
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Trying to install WSUS role on Windows Server 2012 R2 using dedicated SQL Instance with static port on remote SQL Server 2012 SP1 CU7 on Windows Server 2012 R2.

I am trying to install WSUS role on Windows Server 2012 R2 using dedicated SQL Instance with static port on remote SQL Server 2012 SP1 CU7 on Windows Server 2012 R2.
It verifies the connection and then throws the error:
The request to add or remove features on the specified server failed. The operation cannot be completed, because the server you specified requires a restart.
WSUS Server : Windows Server 2012 R2
Remote SQL Server: 2012 SP1 CU7 hosted on Windows Server 2012 R2
Please let me know if anyone has experienced this issue.

We were trying to install WSUS role on Windows Server 2012 R2 using dedicated SQL Instance with static port on remote SQL Server 2012 SP1 CU7 on Windows Server 2012 R2.
It verifies the connection and then throws the error:
The request to add or remove features on the specified server failed. The operation cannot be completed, because the server you specified requires a restart.
Same error even after rebooting the server multiple times.
WSUS Server : Windows Server Standard2012 R2
Remote SQL Server: Windows Server 2012 SP1 CU7 hosted on Windows Server 2012 R2
Event ID 7000:
The Windows Internal Database service failed to start due to the following error:
The service did not start due to a logon failure.
Event ID 7041
The MSSQL$MICROSOFT##WID service was unable to log on as NT SERVICE\MSSQL$MICROSOFT##WID with the currently configured password due to the following error:
Logon failure: the user has not been granted the requested logon type at this computer.
Service: MSSQL$MICROSOFT##WID
Domain and account: NT SERVICE\MSSQL$MICROSOFT##WID
This service account does not have the required user right "Log on as a service."
User Action
Assign "Log on as a service" to the service account on this computer. You can use Local Security Settings (Secpol.msc) to do this. If this computer is a node in a cluster, check that this user
right is assigned to the Cluster service account on all nodes in the cluster.
If you have already assigned this user right to the service account, and the user right appears to be removed, check with your domain administrator to find out if a Group Policy object associated
with this node might be removing the right.
I found following article:
"MSSQL$MICROSOFT##WID service was unable to log on as NT SERVICE\MSSQL$MICROSOFT##WID" error when you install WID in Windows Server 2012
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/2832204/en-us
To work around the issue, use one of the following methods:
Assign the Log on as a service user right to NT SERVICE\ALL SERVICES in the GPO that defines the user right.
Exclude the computer from the GPO that defines the user right.
We moved the SCCM server to OU where no policies were getting applied and then applied the new GPO to that OU. Restarted the server and we were able to install WSUS role.
Regards
PR

Oidldapd service does not start for OID on LINUX

Hi,
I have installed OCS 9.0.3.0.0 on LINUX, all components i.e. Infrastructure, Storage and MiddleTier are installed properly (without giving any error). While trying to start OID with oidmon and oidctl (through command line), oidmon is started but OID is not available.
Surprisingly oidldapd01.log file is not found (as log registers), where to locate this file ?
OIDMON.LOG registers the following entries :
2003/05/01:17:37:16Starting Monitor Process, PID=1374
2003/05/01:17:37:16OIDLDAPD server terminated normally
2003/05/01:17:37:16Check log file oidldapd01.log
2003/05/01:17:37:16Deleting OIDLDAPD instance 1 from Process table
2003/05/01:17:37:18OIDLDAPD Instance 1 deleted from registry
2003/05/01:17:37:18ODISRV server terminated normally
2003/05/01:17:37:18Check log file odisrv00.log
2003/05/01:17:37:18Deleting ODISRV instance 1 from Process table
2003/05/01:17:37:19ODISRV Instance 1 deleted from registry
2003/05/01:17:41:40Updating Process Table...
2003/05/01:17:41:40Starting OIDLDAPD Server, PID=1478
2003/05/01:17:41:40Exec of OIDLDAPD Server failed with error=2
2003/05/01:17:41:41OIDLDAPD Instance 1 added into registry
2003/05/01:17:41:41Updating Process Table...
2003/05/01:17:41:51OIDLDAPD server terminated normally
2003/05/01:17:41:51Check log file oidldapd01.log
2003/05/01:17:41:51Deleting OIDLDAPD instance 1 from Process table
2003/05/01:17:41:52OIDLDAPD Instance 1 deleted from registry
2003/05/01:18:10:15Updating Process Table...
2003/05/01:18:10:15Starting OIDLDAPD Server, PID=1620
2003/05/01:18:10:15Exec of OIDLDAPD Server failed with error=2
2003/05/01:18:10:15OIDLDAPD Instance 1 added into registry
2003/05/01:18:10:15Updating Process Table...
2003/05/01:18:10:25OIDLDAPD server terminated normally
2003/05/01:18:10:25Check log file oidldapd01.log
2003/05/01:18:10:25Deleting OIDLDAPD instance 1 from Process table
2003/05/01:18:10:27OIDLDAPD Instance 1 deleted from registry
Any help ?
Regards
Ashwani

Hi Manuel,
I tested on my client, and I also keep getting the error 1053, which indicates timeout and the new created service can not be started during the limit time, so you can try to change the service time limit, please note this needs to change registry value,
Using Registry Editor incorrectly can cause serious problems:
In Registry Editor, locate, and then right-click the following registry subkey:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control
a.Point to New, and then click DWORD Value. In the right pane of Registry Editor, notice that New Value #1 (the name of a new registry entry) is selected for editing.
b.Type ServicesPipeTimeout to replace New Value #1, and then press ENTER.
c.Right-click the ServicesPipeTimeout registry entry that you created in step c, and then click Modify. The Edit DWORD Value dialog box appears.
d.In the Value data text box, type TimeoutPeriod, and then click OK
Refer to:
Error 1053: The service did not respond to the
start or control request in a timely fashion - When trying to start the server service.
Please Note: Since the web site is not hosted by Microsoft, the link may change without notice. Microsoft does not guarantee the accuracy of this information.
If there is anything else regarding this issue, please feel free to post back.
Best Regards,
Anna Wang

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Hello sandman8288,
Living in Minnesota, I can totally empathize with you as to why remote starters can be such a blessing in the blistery winter months. They certainly make great gifts too! I am deeply sorry for the delay in receiving your installation.
The reasoning jdogg and autotech have provided you could very well explain why you have been unable to receive an install date up until this point. We typically see quite an influx of remote start installations after the holiday season as it is a popularly purchased item this time of year. To ensure these installs are done correctly, installers must have successfully passed required certifications to perform these installations. As mentioned above, this can sometimes affect scheduling.
I will be sending you a private message to get some more purchase information from you to see if I can assist you in setting up an installation appointment.
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