Navision Server with two IP-Adresses

tomg

We need to setup a Navision Server with two network cards. The access from the first subnet is possible, but from the second one we get a error "TCP/IP-Error: ECONNREFUSED" :-s .
Ping is working and no firewall is active. We also tried both IP-Address and Servername to connect but it won't work.
Anybody any suggestions - is Navision able to work with two network cards?
Thanks for any help!

bbrown

Can you tell us why you are trying to do this?

ara3n

Did you setup Net Type to TCP/IP on both clients?

tomg

@bbrown
We want to access the Navision server from a subnet which is accessed through VPN/Citrix and from our internal net.

@ara3n
Thanks for the hint, i'll check - i think at the moment the network type is set to tcps... :-k

bbrown

Is there no routing between the two subnets? You don't need 2 NICs in the server provided you can route between the subnets.

David_Singleton

tomg wrote:

We need to setup a Navision Server with two network cards. The access from the first subnet is possible, but from the second one we get a error "TCP/IP-Error: ECONNREFUSED" :-s .
Ping is working and no firewall is active. We also tried both IP-Address and Servername to connect but it won't work.
Anybody any suggestions - is Navision able to work with two network cards?
Thanks for any help!

Navision never used to work with 2 network cards, and always having a second card in the server caused problems. Unless something changed and NAV Native now supports multiple network cards. (But I doubt it)

If nothing has changed, then deactivate one of the cards, it does nothing except cause problems.

kine

Or you can use MS SQL as the server...