I have a customer that I upgraded about a monthly ago to Sage 100 2023 Advanced. Their system has been running trouble free for the last month. They shut down their old server which appears to have also been hosting an on-prem exchange server. This caused paperless to suddenly stop sending emails. They caught this and with the help of IT they updated the SMTP info. Everything seemed fine.
Then today - which they think is about two days after the old server was shut down - they receive - Connection failure to host: [TCP]server:port number:NODELAY;STREAM. It's a smaller 3 user site and both users were suddenly gettign this.
I am familiar with the usual suspects as outlined in the Sage KB.
What works here is to go into each user under user maintenance and on tab 2 - preferences - check off "Spawn Tasks from Application Server". When I do this the problem stops and the users can login to Sage.
I have one other customer where I had to use this very same 'trick' ( which is what made me try it ).
My question - does anyone know specifically why Spawn Tasks from Application Server would have fixed this type of issue? This one has me curious because up until today they say they were working fine. I can't think of what might have caused it from shutting down the old server.
This also could have been some odd tweak that the IT folks made while shutting down their former server.
I've just never been able to figure exactly why this works and while Sage suggests trying the option there's nothing that says why it might work ( what problem is it overcoming?).
TIA
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Wayne Schulz
wayne@s-consult.comSchulz Consulting
(860) 516-8990
Moodus, CT
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