Navision TCP Class error when trying to connect to Biztalk

Marbo
Member Posts: 6
Hi! I have alittle problem when trying to send a biztalk order in navision.
I get the error message in the eventviewer:
"No connection could be made because the target machine actively refused it".
The setup is following:
Comp1:
Biztalk 2004.
Visual Studio 2003
CG Request Server.
Comp2:
NAS
CG Broker
Navision 4.0
They are connected through a hub in a local lan, firewall turned off, and no problem finding the computer in the network.
The settings in NAS, and CG are setup through guides and compared to another sollution. I have also changed the accounts on affected services to be Admin just in case it would be a security reason.
Even though the services are running, when I do the System check in CG. it can't find the NAS and it says the adapter is not installed for CG.
The nas seems to send the request and the error message comes up in the Event viewer.
PS. I have tried both with SQL and Navisions db server. If that makes any difference DS.
Anyone else experienced this problem and found a sollution?
Best Regards
// Marcus
I get the error message in the eventviewer:
"No connection could be made because the target machine actively refused it".
The setup is following:
Comp1:
Biztalk 2004.
Visual Studio 2003
CG Request Server.
Comp2:
NAS
CG Broker
Navision 4.0
They are connected through a hub in a local lan, firewall turned off, and no problem finding the computer in the network.
The settings in NAS, and CG are setup through guides and compared to another sollution. I have also changed the accounts on affected services to be Admin just in case it would be a security reason.
Even though the services are running, when I do the System check in CG. it can't find the NAS and it says the adapter is not installed for CG.
The nas seems to send the request and the error message comes up in the Event viewer.
PS. I have tried both with SQL and Navisions db server. If that makes any difference DS.
Anyone else experienced this problem and found a sollution?
Best Regards
// Marcus
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Comments
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1) You do not need CG broker, forget about it if you have just one server...
2) It seems like problem of authentication. Check, if the account of CG service is member of biztalk users group. Check the NAS account too. Compare the settings with documentation.0 -
ok, tnx for the reply, I´ll try that when I get to school.0
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Hi,
Am getting the same error, only other thing that might be affecting it is
.NET runtime Error
The description for Event ID ( 0 ) in Source ( .NET Runtime ) cannot be found. The local computer may not have the necessary registry information or message DLL files to display messages from a remote computer. You may be able to use the /AUXSOURCE= flag to retrieve this description; see Help and Support for details. The following information is part of the event: Unable to open shim database version registry key - v2.0.50727.00000.
If anyone else has come across this please let me know.
running V5 Cside
Biztalk 2006 Eval
on Virtual PC
two SQL 2005 DB's
CRONUS and PURELOOK
two NAS.
CG, port=7528 in statup on one
CG, Port=7529 in the other
have added the same entries to the services file ? same erorr with or without services entries
running ALL services under administrator account.
use of the above does look a bit like a recipe for disaster, but gottat try to get these things working
B...0 -
Hi,
I got the same error but found a way that solved it a least in my case..
the reason was that the navision application server (NAS) was listening on a different IP address than the one the messages was sent to. Even on the same machine. To get an overview open a command prompt a type
netstat -na
you should see list consisting of:
TCP <your IP address>:<your server port> 0.0.0.0:0000 LISTENING
find the one listening to the port of your NAS in the field "Appln. Srv./Broker Port No." (port 7528 in Cronus in the "Cronus and PURE-LOOK" demo) and make sure that the IP address in the list is the same as in navision in "Appln. Srv./Broker IP Address". Then try to run the "BizTalk - System Check" (report 99008512) and verify that connection to the NAS has been established.Regards
Rasmus Torpe0
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