Native Access Download Failed Could Not Reach The Download Server REPACK

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Sherlene Hodson

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Jan 25, 2024, 5:51:33 AM1/25/24

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The request always hangs for a while and then reaches the catch block with the unhelpful error TypeError: Network request failed(...). Checking the logs for my local API, they don't register the request at all.

You are not able to access your local development server because that port hasn't been forwarded by ADB yet. When you run react-native run-android, React Native maps the port 8081 with your mobile device on USB. When you disconnect your USB you won't be able to refresh or hot reload your code anymore. So in this situation you can do 2 things, either map your local server port just like React Native does or use your local IP address.

native access download failed could not reach the download server

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Hello,

I have a user that is unable to configure her corporate email on her mobile phone. She previously had an Android and now has a new iPhone but her email cannot be configured while going through the prompts. The standard steps here -us/HT201729 Opens a new window were followed but does not work. it fails with the message "Can't reach the server. Try again later or contact your IT admin". However, if I test with a user that doesn't have a problem, the mailbox is successfully added.

I checked her AD User account properties and compared the settings to other staff who do have email configured on their phones but do not see any standard settings that are different that might account for this user's issue.

I tested by creating a new user and created a mailbox. I was able to use this account to configure email on a mobile phone without any issues. The only historical difference is that the new user I just created was created on Exchange Server 2016 on-premise. The user having the problem was originally created on Exchange 2010. All staff mailboxes were created on Exchange 2010 and migrated to Exchange Server 2016 in 2019. No other user has an issue configuring corporate email on their android or iPhone. I don't believe it is user error because I have provided the instructions to configure email on the new phone and have the same problem when I tested.

I suspect it is related to the user account but am unclear on what to look for to identify the source of the problem so it can be corrected.

Has anyone experienced this and if so, what was the solution?

Thanks,
Roger

Remember that when you open a bound form, the entire record set is read. When the tipping point is reached you have to come up with a different strategy for the user forms. There's no way around it that I've been able to come up with. My solution to the order entry problem was to create local Access tables for orders and detail in the Access MDB. The form was bound to those local tables (each user had a copy of the MDB on their desk top). There was VBA code that could read in the desired order/order detail into the local tables. The user would edit that and then submit the changes (kind of like a web front end) and then VBA code would push it back out to SQL Server. This has been in place for 10 years with the number of orders now at around a million. There is no performance problem.

If you haven't reached the tipping point, then you have to analyze the queries that Access is sending. Get a test server and database for SQL Server and link your Access tables there. Run the Profiler and capture what Access is sending when you open a form. Are your joins on indexed columns and so forth.

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I too spent hours and hours trying to access my EX2 Ultra from Windows 10 (which used to work), tried all the suggestions. I eventually found that I had set incorrect DNS server IP addresses (well, they were valid, but then I moved the drive to a new location and ISP, where those DNS server IP addresses were not valid).

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If you are using the iPhone mail client or other Apple devices using iOS to access email, then you may be seeing issues with sending or receiving email. The main issue is that the mail client cannot verify server identity. This is mainly happening in recent releases of Mac iOS 10.2x and it affects both IMAP and POP3 account types. The following solution is based on multiple reports/posts from users and Apple support. Note that all of these solutions are based on the fact that you are using SSL for your email.