In an attempt to resolve the communication protocol mismatch error I upgraded everything to SP1. Now when I try to connect with the RTC for the first time it says it can't connect (of course), so I say 'No', do not try again, and the server selection window comes up. The address is blank, which previously it was always filled in, even if the address was incorrect. When I enter an address the 'OK' button remains grayed out, so I can't attempt to connect to a new address. I've already opened the classic client, connected to and converted the 2009 database to SP1. I don't understand why the button is grayed out and I am not allowed an attempt at connecting to a server address now. I am at a total loss, can anyone shed some light on this? (I already uninstalled/reinstalled the client, same issue)
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I have the exact same issue. I thought it was because I installed the full version so I changed to Developer (uninstall reinstall) and then even demo, and still have the same issue.
As far as not being able to connect to the the service tier,
You need to change that in the config file.
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I can not believe I didn't try TAB. =D>
THANKS it works.
So two more questions.
1/ Did you read somewhere about the TAB key to accept the Server, or just found out by trying stuff.
2/ Do you know why sometimes the correct server is there initially and sometimes not? The config files and everything else were all correct. I just needed to hit TAB and everything worked. No other changes.
As far as the correct server is there initially and sometimes not.
I think when you install NAV 2009. You can specify the service tier. And that setting is stored in
C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Application Data\Microsoft\Microsoft Dynamics NAV\
but the user you logged in as does not have this folder until you connect for the first time. And I guess it stores the server URL in history. Or it updates the ClientUserSettings.config "Server" key.
By default it always tries "localhost" if nothing is specified.
I haven't done many installation to get down to exactly what happens.
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Each Service tier would have a separate service instance Name.
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Right anything that allows it to move from the text box. For example using a mouse and clicking somewhere else.
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