Ed,
The other option is to manually delete the RSA keys so the server will re-create them then next time the server starts. The hardest part is determining which key belongs to the SMP3 Agentry server.
- Navigate to the C:\Users\All Users\Microsoft\Crypto\RSA\MachineKeys folder
- As an administrator edit the files using a text editor and look for the path to your SMP3.0 server installation. You are looking for a reference to the directory where your SMP3.0 server is installed.
- Delete the key (will probably need admin rights to do so) or move it to a temporary folder
- Restart the SMP3.0 server as a user (using the Service\go.bat)
- You sholud see the key recreated as the same filename
- Verify the key loaded in your startup.log file
Alternatively for step 2 you can move all the files out of the directory to a temporary location and then start the SMP3.0 server. Once you see what the filename is move back all the other files except for the one for the SMP3.0 server.
Good luck!
--Bill