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ok, so how DO i use tcps?
mrQQ
Member Posts: 239
Hello,
whenever I start database server with nettype tcps, and try to connect to it with Navision (4.00 SP1), i get connection refused. It works fine with tcp.
How on earth do i use tcps?
thanks.
whenever I start database server with nettype tcps, and try to connect to it with Navision (4.00 SP1), i get connection refused. It works fine with tcp.
How on earth do i use tcps?
thanks.
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Checking the nettype is the very first thing I always check whenever my customers have any issue. I'd say that more than half of their problems simply go away when I set it to TCP. I don't know why the heck it's even in there, because it doesn't seem to work in the first place. The first thing MS support tells you is to make sure it is set to TCP as well, and nobody can tell me why you'd even want to use it.
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