Navision Server with two IP-Adresses

tomg · 2008-04-21

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 · 2008-04-21

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

ara3n · 2008-04-21

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

tomg · 2008-04-21

@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 · 2008-04-21

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 · 2008-04-21

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 · 2008-04-22

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

Navision Server with two IP-Adresses

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