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Problems in installing GP
gupta.lalit
Member Posts: 6
Hello Friends 
I have installed the GP server on a server machine and now when i am installing client on another machine, it is not showing any server names on the GP Utilities, so i am not able to configure it.......can somebody tell me how can i configure the client :?:
i am using GP 9.0
I have installed the GP server on a server machine and now when i am installing client on another machine, it is not showing any server names on the GP Utilities, so i am not able to configure it.......can somebody tell me how can i configure the client :?:
i am using GP 9.0
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Did you create a DSN for the server you point to. If not, create a DSN to point to the server and run the GP Utilities. It will work.
Regards,
N.Sridhar
Hello
The client has nothing to do with the Dynamics GP server concerning the configuration, what you need is to create an ODBC that points to the SQL server, and then you will connect your client to the server using the ODBC.
Good luck
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