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Moving Navision server to domain
Vitalus
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We are currently running a Navision 4.0 SP1 server with the native database on a stand-alone Windows Server 2003 Standard edition box. Navision is the only significant service running on this server. We would like to join this server to our domain. Will our Navision server/services continue to funtion properly after doing so? If any, what are the possible complications we might expect to see? Are there any known, documented cases of anyone trying this, both failed or successful?
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However, you should assign a fixed IP to your Navision server, and change the setttings of the firewall to allow Navision Database Server and clients to connect.