Vista - not really remote access

06-24-2008

I'm trying to script SharePoint, but am getting "Access is denied
0x80070005" when trying to do anything meaningful with my SPSite
object. I think it might relate to the fact that, although the scripts
are executing on the same server upon which SharePoint is installed,
the AD-DNS name(webserver.mydomain.net) is different from the Internet
DNS name (sharepoint.mydomain.com) needed for SharePoint access.

Would this cause Powershell to think this was a remote server and
therefore restrict access?

06-24-2008

jws wrote:

Quote:

> I'm trying to script SharePoint, but am getting "Access is denied
> 0x80070005" when trying to do anything meaningful with my SPSite
> object. I think it might relate to the fact that, although the scripts
> are executing on the same server upon which SharePoint is installed,
> the AD-DNS name(webserver.mydomain.net) is different from the Internet
> DNS name (sharepoint.mydomain.com) needed for SharePoint access.
>
> Would this cause Powershell to think this was a remote server and
> therefore restrict access?

I see a few hits regarding this error on SharePoint, with no solid
resolution that I could find.

The error isn't come from PowerShell, but from SharePoint itself.

I would try pointing my script to both "names" to see what happens, but
I think any "local" connection should be basically going through your
loopback interface, so I think you have another problem...

Marco

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06-25-2008

On Jun 24, 2:18*am, jws <jsackste...@xxxxxx> wrote:

Quote:

> I'm trying to script SharePoint, but am getting "Access is denied
> 0x80070005" when trying to do anything meaningful with my SPSite
> object. I think it might relate to the fact that, although the scripts
> are executing on the same server upon which SharePoint is installed,
> the AD-DNS name(webserver.mydomain.net) is different from the Internet
> DNS name (sharepoint.mydomain.com) needed for SharePoint access.
>
> Would this cause Powershell to think this was a remote server and
> therefore restrict access?

Can you reduce your problem to a couple of lines of script for me and
I'll try to reproduce your problem here.

- Oisin

06-24-2008	#1 (permalink)
jws n/a posts	not really remote access I'm trying to script SharePoint, but am getting "Access is denied 0x80070005" when trying to do anything meaningful with my SPSite object. I think it might relate to the fact that, although the scripts are executing on the same server upon which SharePoint is installed, the AD-DNS name(webserver.mydomain.net) is different from the Internet DNS name (sharepoint.mydomain.com) needed for SharePoint access. Would this cause Powershell to think this was a remote server and therefore restrict access?
My System Specs

06-24-2008	#2 (permalink)
Marco Shaw [MVP] n/a posts	Re: not really remote access jws wrote: Quote: > I'm trying to script SharePoint, but am getting "Access is denied > 0x80070005" when trying to do anything meaningful with my SPSite > object. I think it might relate to the fact that, although the scripts > are executing on the same server upon which SharePoint is installed, > the AD-DNS name(webserver.mydomain.net) is different from the Internet > DNS name (sharepoint.mydomain.com) needed for SharePoint access. > > Would this cause Powershell to think this was a remote server and > therefore restrict access? I see a few hits regarding this error on SharePoint, with no solid resolution that I could find. The error isn't come from PowerShell, but from SharePoint itself. I would try pointing my script to both "names" to see what happens, but I think any "local" connection should be basically going through your loopback interface, so I think you have another problem... Marco -- Microsoft MVP - Windows PowerShell http://www.microsoft.com/mvp PowerGadgets MVP http://www.powergadgets.com/mvp Blog: http://marcoshaw.blogspot.com
My System Specs

06-25-2008	#3 (permalink)
Oisin (x0n) Grehan [MVP] n/a posts	Re: not really remote access On Jun 24, 2:18*am, jws <jsackste...@xxxxxx> wrote: Quote: > I'm trying to script SharePoint, but am getting "Access is denied > 0x80070005" when trying to do anything meaningful with my SPSite > object. I think it might relate to the fact that, although the scripts > are executing on the same server upon which SharePoint is installed, > the AD-DNS name(webserver.mydomain.net) is different from the Internet > DNS name (sharepoint.mydomain.com) needed for SharePoint access. > > Would this cause Powershell to think this was a remote server and > therefore restrict access? Can you reduce your problem to a couple of lines of script for me and I'll try to reproduce your problem here. - Oisin
My System Specs

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