Do you know what happened a week ago? Was there something new installed in the network environment that could be causing a conflict, such as another system using the same port as Sage 100?
Have you tried the following?
To refresh the Application Server Configuration files and make the connection more stable:
- Stop the Application Server and close the Application Server Configuration application.
- On the Sage 100 server, rename:
- ..\MAS90\MAS_System\SY_Console.m4t file
- ..\MAS90\home\lib\_appserv\LOCATE.PVK
- ..\MAS90\home\lib\_appserv\SESSIONS.PVK
- Restart the Application Server.
- From the Windows desktop on the Sage 100 server, click the Start button. On the Programs menu, point to Sage Software, and then click Application Server Configuration. Note that new LOCATE.PVK and SESSION.PVK files are created.
- Click the Server Tab. Clear the KeepAlives check box.
- Click the Clients Tab. On the Re-Connect list, select None.
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Lila Korb
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Original Message:
Sent: 06-29-2019 19:20
From: Lila Korb
Subject: Application Server Configuration
The logs should be in \\MAS90\Home\Lib\_appserv\sage\
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Lila Korb
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