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Client must be in the same time zone as the server.
afarr
Member Posts: 287
I changed the time zone on the computer clock from Pacific time to GMT, and then tried to run a report in NAV 2009 (I went to Start - Run and typed DynamicsNAV:////runreport?report=50000).
I got the following error message, so I had to change back to the original timezone to run the report: "Client must be in the same time zone as the server."
I was running this on a Virtual PC, and the server should also have been on the VPC, so I don't understand why it says that they are in different time zones.
The actual desktop is in timezone GMT.
Do you know how to change timezone and still run a report in MS NAV 2009?
Thanks.
I got the following error message, so I had to change back to the original timezone to run the report: "Client must be in the same time zone as the server."
I was running this on a Virtual PC, and the server should also have been on the VPC, so I don't understand why it says that they are in different time zones.
The actual desktop is in timezone GMT.
Do you know how to change timezone and still run a report in MS NAV 2009?
Thanks.
Alastair Farrugia
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I got the list of services from Administrative Tools, found the Microsoft Dynamics NAV Server, and restarted it, and then the report worked well.