Eve License Host Error (97)
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Response Code 97 indicates that the transaction fingerprint created to authenticate a Simple Integration Method (SIM) transaction has expired. This error is received when the timestamp value submitted in x_fp_timestamp is either 15 minutes ahead, or 15 minutes behind in Greenwich Mean Time (GMT) (this is the equivalent of 900 seconds ahead or 900 seconds behind in Coordinated Universal Time, or UTC).
This troubleshooting tool validates whether the value you submitted to Authorize.net for x_fp_timestamp is a valid timestamp. Valid timestamps must be formatted in UTC, which is the number of seconds since 12 AM, January 1, 1970.
It looks like your web server is quite a bit out of sync with UTC. Check out this article on NTP: _Time_Protocol. If you do not have access to your servers then contact your hosting provider about synchronizing their servers. The least preferred option would be to introduce an offset to your fingerprint generation code, based on the time difference we have indicated.
Some of our Rangers are getting an untrusted host error message (see attached). And if you select trust it just throws up the error message again. You can flick the app out and on most occasions it opens again and works fine.
I am getting this error repeatedly when in low reception areas and it is making Collector unusable. Can I solution be provided urgently? Note this appears to be an issue of the new Collector version and not the user.
To close the error I have to tell it to trust it about 20 times. Then a few minutes later the error will pop up again. I also got this error on my Motorola phone on Android 10. Some of my students also get the error with this map.
When I boot the PC in the morning the red light on the box stays on to indicate a Host error. The only way I can get it to initialise correctly is by turning off the PC and re-booting into Windows. After this is done all is fine for the rest of the day. It doesn't matter how many times I turn the PC off and on for the rest of the day it will continue to be OK, it is only a problem for the very first boot in the morning. However, if I start the PC in the afternoon it is also fine and the red error light does not show.
- Disconnecting and reconnecting the cable at the PCI card end and at the box end (the RME Settings window shows "Detected" then "Error")
- Rebooting the PC *without* logging into Windows several times
perhaps strange to comment here. but it is not a host error problem, but that the Word Clock, when the RME Hammerfall DSP Multiface (1st gen) starts, after cold boot, in the morning, the Word Clock LED lights up, in the Hammerfall DSP Settings, you see sometimes LOCK and even SYNC, under Word Clock.
(sidenote: when flashing the PCI Card, the RME wasn't used for a long time, it was a gift from a friend, we give eachother stuff, we don't need, or make good prices for it.. a nice combi with my 2021 system/canvas, because well, indeed the driver efficiency is higher, and great latencies..
when flashing the PCI Card to firmware 55, it failed, but i call it flashing with crashing, windows 10 crashed, i didn't gave up, and eventually it succeeded.)
my previous main soundinterface was a Motu Ultralite Mk3 Hybrid, not bad, but the drivers, and the what is called the 'double buffer', made it a dated soundinterface. also the effiency, but that can also be the drivers, was less..
EDIT: it is great to have an up-to-date canvas, because i work ITB, with a 19 year old soundinterface that performs, well i can't compare it to all new stuff, but for the price (only the Startech PCI Express to PCI Adapter Card...), well...
and with Roland MMP-2, not quite known, but not bad, it works for me, even great. and that thing must also be 19 years old or so... me like...
works without any problems! i wanted to make a seperate thread, but it is mentioned here several times, and also on Gearspace, that Startech PCI Express to PCI Adapter Card is the one (there are others), that works..
and that on a X570 aeros elite, with an AMD... as if AMD is less, but because of some compatibility issues, but also Intel suffers from it (the mentioned Motu wasn't stable, after switching programs (ASIO), and some time; crackles on the AMD system, completely stable). EDIT: some controllers not recognized, solution, a USB PCIe card, with another chipset, and that works...
so, try one! it seems that it works for a lot of people or all, even. and the HDSPe card, second hand is more expensive, than you buy a complete Multiface... even with a HDSPe card, if you can find one, nowadays..
long story short: excellent. no stability issues. using multiple DAW's, and other tools/programs that use ASIO.
latency, well... great, low.. and efficient.. the bridge doesn't seem to add a lot, perhaps only in nanoseconds..
i used the full profile bracket that comes with the Startech.
it fits well, even if it isn't really low-profile...
but a perfect fit, even.. don't forget the molex connector.
there is a Molex to SATA power adapter included, i think, all the boxes have other contents at this moment. not on the box, so it comes from something else.. even new power supplies, have enough molex..
License Manager Error MessagesThis section provides brief descriptions of some common license manager errors, listed in order by error number. For more complete diagnostic information about an error message, go to the MathWorks Web site, www.mathworks.com, and click Support. See Getting Help with License Manager Problems for more information.
License Manager Error
License Manager Error -2: License Checkout Failed. Invalid License File Syntax
License Manager Error -3: License Checkout Failed. Cannot Connect to a License Server
License Manager Error -5: License Checkout Failed. No Such Feature Exists.
License Manager Error -8: License Checkout Failed. Encryption Code in License File Is Inconsistent
License Manager Error -9: License Checkout Failed. Invalid Host.
License Manager Error -10: License Checkout Failed. Feature Has Expired
License Manager Error -12: License Checkout Failed. Invalid Return Data from License Server.
License Manager Error -13: License Checkout Failed. No SERVER Line in License File
License Manager Error -14: License Checkout Failed. Cannot Find SERVER Hostname in Network Database
License Manager Error -15: License Checkout Failed. Cannot Connect to License Server
License Manager Error -16 License Checkout Failed. Cannot Read Data from License Server
License Manager Error -18: License Checkout Failed. License Server Does Not Support This Feature.
License Manager Error -21: License Checkout Failed. License File Does Not Support This Version
License Manager Error -25: License Checkout Failed. License Server Does Not Support This Version of This Feature
License Manager Error -31: License Checkout Failed. Feature Not Yet Available
License Manager Error -39: User/Host Not on INCLUDE List for Feature
License Manager Error -83: License Checkout Failed. FLEXlm Version of Client Newer Than Server
License Manager Error -84: USER_BASED license has no specified users
License Manager Error -96: License Checkout Failed. Server Node is Down or Not Responding
License Manager Error -97: License Checkout Failed
License Manager Error -2: License Checkout Failed. Invalid License File SyntaxThis error typically indicates that there is a problem in your License File. On client systems, make sure your License File ($MATLAB\bin\win32\license.dat) has the following format.
License Manager Error -3: License Checkout Failed. Cannot Connect to a License ServerThis error can indicate that the SERVER or DAEMON lines in your License File is incorrect or missing. To remedy this error, try the following:
If the local system appears on the Foreign Address list, then the port number listed is being used. Change the port number on the SERVER line to a port that is not being used. By default, if a port is not specified, FLEXlm uses a port number in the range 27000 to 27009.
License Manager Error -8: License Checkout Failed. Encryption Code in License File Is InconsistentThis error typically indicates that you are running the license manager on a host that has a different host ID than the one for which your License File was generated.
License Manager Error -9: License Checkout Failed. Invalid Host. If you get this error on a system running an individually licensed MATLAB, this error typically indicates that you are not running MATLAB on the same system it was installed on. You can also get this error if you
To remedy this situation, rerun the installer. At Step 2: Start the Installer, select the Update license option. This option lets you update your license without requiring that you reinstall MATLAB.
Verify that the expiration date on each of the INCREMENT lines in your License File ($MATLAB\bin\win32) is still current. If the dates have already passed, contact the Customer Service department at The MathWorks (through the Web or through e-mail at ser...@mathworks.com). When contacting The Mathworks, include your License Number and the Host ID of your license server.
License Manager Error -12: License Checkout Failed. Invalid Return Data from License Server. This error can be caused by your network setup. When the license manager tries to connect to the server, the DNS Server does not find the server because it does not add the domain name suffix into the search.
If all of your client systems are having this problem, change the name of the server in the SERVER line in the License File on client systems (located in $MATLAB\bin\win32) to the fully qualified name and restart the license manager on the server. (See Starting and Stopping the License Manager.)
License Manager Error -13: License Checkout Failed. No SERVER Line in License FileThis error indicates that your License File is missing the SERVER line, DAEMON line, or both. These lines should be added to the License File by the MathWorks Installer during the installation process.
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