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Subject: Re: Error 6420
From: djc1309 <djc1...@gmail.com>
To: AltaPoint User Group <AltaPoint@googlegroups.com>
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did you install the clientserver software on the server? if so - is it
properly licensed?
Are you using the XP machine as the server? If so, you can use the
clientserver installation. If I am not mistaken, the clientserver
software needs to be loaded on a Windows Server machine. If you are
using windows XP and Vista machines, you can set it up as a peer to
peer and it will work fine as long as you only have a couple of
machines. After that, it starts getting slow. The clientserver
software helps retrieve data faster when you have multiple users.
On Apr 4, 8:08 pm, Peter Glusker <pglus...@mcn.org> wrote:
> On the vista machine, did you give the address or location of the
> database and program using the network address for the xp server
> machine? If not, that might give you that error.
>
> peter g.
>
> At 03:38 PM 4/4/2009, you wrote:
>
> >Hello,
>
> >I am doing a new install of the Client Server version 9. The main
> >machine works fine it can connect to the database no problem. This is
> >expected considering that it is on that machine. That computer is
> >running XP professional. I have installed the software on a second
> >machine that is running Vista Ultimate and it gives the following
> >error:
>
> >Error 6420: The 'discovery' process for the Advantage Database Server
> >fail. Unable to connect to the Advantage Database Server.
> >axServerConnect.
>
> >I know that the server is reachable over the network because I can
> >browse the files on it and even see the database files. I have
> >modified the shortcut with the clientserver part. I have tried to
> >install the software on other computers to see if it was a Vista issue
> >but the other XP machines in the office are having the same issue and
> >even my Windows 7 machine is giving me the error but I wasn't
> >expecting the 7 machine to work anyway.
>
> >If anyone has any ideas or help please let me know.
>
> >Thanks,
> >Joe