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Application Server
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Hello.....
I'm trying to install a Application Server 4.0 on my computer. Once I have put in all the scripts in DOS eg. nas appservername="" it gives me a message saying I need to specify IP/TCP in host file. I'm not sure if version 4.0 os different in this way.
I know you need to specify a I.P. in the host file and Services but I'm just loading this on my computer not on a network so I really should only be putting in the port in the services file.
Can anyone help? New at Navision, only been doing this for 9 months now and starting to get my head round developing and all sorts. This server is getting me down.
I'm trying to install a Application Server 4.0 on my computer. Once I have put in all the scripts in DOS eg. nas appservername="" it gives me a message saying I need to specify IP/TCP in host file. I'm not sure if version 4.0 os different in this way.
I know you need to specify a I.P. in the host file and Services but I'm just loading this on my computer not on a network so I really should only be putting in the port in the services file.
Can anyone help? New at Navision, only been doing this for 9 months now and starting to get my head round developing and all sorts. This server is getting me down.
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1. Use the command prompt and navigate to the Application Server folder
2. Uninstall the current NAS with the following command:
Nas uninstallasservice,appservername="servername-CLASSIC"
3. Re-register the NAS with the following command:
nas installasservice, appservername="servername-CLASSIC", servername="ServerName", nettype=tcp, company="companyName", startupparameter=<depends on what you want to do>
4. Start the service from the Service Manager in Administrative Tools
You need a database server pointing to a database to make the NAS work. Also you need a windows login in the database which is the same as the one running nas service
Yip I did all that. I managed yesterday to make it work...not to sure what i did but it eventually ran ok.
Thanks for your help.
Cheers