You simply type OCList and press Enter to obtain the status
information, which may require a few seconds to appear on screen. Figure 13.1 shows typical output
from the OCList utility.
Figure 13.1
Use the OCList utility
to determine the status
of roles and features
on your server.
Adding and Removing Servers with the RegSvr32 Utility
Your machine has a wealth of Component Object Model (COM) servers installed on it. These servers
perform a broad array of tasks too numerous to mention here. In all cases, these servers make
a lot of registry entries; even a simple server makes a lot of entries and you won??™t want to add or
delete them manually. Fortunately, the RegSvr32 utility makes it easy to add and remove COM
server entries. This utility uses the following syntax:
RegSvr32 [/u] [/s] [/i[:Arguments] /n] Filename
The following list describes each of the command line arguments.
Filename The name of the file that contains the COM server. In most cases, the file will have
a DLL extension, but it could have a number of other extensions including EXE and OCX.
/u Unregisters a server.
/s Suppresses any informational messages. Using this option lets you create an installation
batch file.
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