* Winpak - Client Can not connect to server *
Posted: Thu Jan 29, 2009 12:17 pm
* Winpak - Client Can not connect to server *
1) Run Registry patch - XP sp2 and sp3 need to have this add to the registry on both the client and server:
Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Policies\Microsoft\Windows NT\RPC]
"RestrictRemoteClients"=dword:00000000
2) Ping it. Ping the IP and ping the Name, just because you can ping the name does NOT mean the name will work OK. you need to telneed the name.
3) Telnet - If you can not telnet in from the client it not the client software, USE the IP ADDRESS & PC Name
From a Command prompt type:
Telnet ServerName 5555
Telnet ServerName 5556
If the screen goes blank it connected to the Database Server.
If the screen displays Waiting to connect then fails, Check the servers Firewall (turn it off)
4) Within the System Manager program change from Domain -> Workgroups.
When logging into a PC I would look to see if I had an option to (login to This computer). If I did I assumed it was a Domain(not true) I need to set it up as a Workgroup.
5) netstat
From a Command prompt type:
netstat -an
Not sure what you should be looking for, but tech support had me do it.
1) Run Registry patch - XP sp2 and sp3 need to have this add to the registry on both the client and server:
Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Policies\Microsoft\Windows NT\RPC]
"RestrictRemoteClients"=dword:00000000
2) Ping it. Ping the IP and ping the Name, just because you can ping the name does NOT mean the name will work OK. you need to telneed the name.
3) Telnet - If you can not telnet in from the client it not the client software, USE the IP ADDRESS & PC Name
From a Command prompt type:
Telnet ServerName 5555
Telnet ServerName 5556
If the screen goes blank it connected to the Database Server.
If the screen displays Waiting to connect then fails, Check the servers Firewall (turn it off)
4) Within the System Manager program change from Domain -> Workgroups.
When logging into a PC I would look to see if I had an option to (login to This computer). If I did I assumed it was a Domain(not true) I need to set it up as a Workgroup.
5) netstat
From a Command prompt type:
netstat -an
Not sure what you should be looking for, but tech support had me do it.