If the swrpcsvr processes are running check the RPC port number configured on the server (SWDEFS file) and client (use swprefs from the client directory).

Try to run the following service to rectify the error..

First check your sw_error log file.

1. If the error for watcher/ worker error see whether you created the entries for watcher or worker processes.
e.g.
C:/windows\system32\drivers\etc\services file to add the lines

staffw_nod1_worker 1500/tcp #iProcess Engine Node Worker
staffw_nod1_watcher 1501/tcp #iProcess Engine Node Watcher

2. one more check that the RPC port number your client is configured for and the server is using are the same.

start your sentinal services.

3) Run the "NobleNet Portmapper for TCP" service
go to Run -> services.msc -> "NobleNet Portmapper for TCP" -> Start


Start iProcess Engine with the following commands
1) SW_DIR/bin> swstart
2) SW_DIR/bin> swstart -p

To verify which services are running, run the following command
1) SW_DIR/util> swsvrmgr status -v
2) SW_DIR/util> swadm show_processes

NOTE: Look for the swbgmbd and swrpcsvr processes in the process listing on the server.

NOTE: Make sure the RPC numbers that you supplied when you installed the server (look in the swdefs file) and the RPC number you supplied whne you installed the client are the same.

Hope this will make you go ahead.