In Quickbooks Database Server Manager, there could be another tab listing all the network cards and their IPs. The solution QuickBooks developpers could implement: So my question again: Is there a better way around this? A real fix? Since then the workstations can connect perfectly. Workaround: I've used a script I've found on the great internet to insert the correct IP address every 2 minutes. Since the workstations don't use the VPN (or that subnet), they don't recognize the IP address and cannot connect to the company file. And then writes the chosen IP address to the. Quickbooks seems to chose randomly which card (and IP address) it uses. OK it's not that common to have multiple subnets on a server, but it happens once in a while in a business environment. It's not very different than some other business' server which have 2 or 3 different network cards, each with a different subnet. OK, we have a VPN, so that makes 2 network cards in Control Panel\All Control Panel Items\Network Connections. I've changed the ip address to our server's local network IP address 192.168.0.240, saved the file, and then : BAM! All the client workstations could open the company file! QuickBooks may not// operate correctly IF you manually delete this file.ServerIp=192.168.0.240EngineName=QB_Accounting_29ServerPort=51305FilePath=C:\Intuit\QuickBooks\Company Files\NunChaKu_Biz.QBWServerMode=1FileConnectionGuid= It exists while users are connected// to a company file. So instead of a address, there was a 25. address in the. Instead of taking the local network IP, Quickbooks decided to use our VPN's IP address (Hamachi VPN). The ServerIp address in there was the wrong one. I dug in and found why after quite a while (WoooooOuuu!). What !? After a restart of the server PC, workstations can open the company file, but every morning (or 2) Workstations cannot open the company file.
#TEAMVIEWER VPN CANNOT CONNECT NETWORK FILE WINDOWS#
We can browse the files, create new files, modify files (In Windows Explorer). Client workstations can connect to the shared folder where the company file is, and have read/write access to it. On the server, the firewall and antivirus (Windows Defender) are disabled (So they don't interfere with the troubleshooting). Also below: A suggestion to Intuit on how they could easily fix this. My question is : Is there a better way around this? A real fix? We'll get back to that question later. And, I've found a workaround (which I'll explain later). The workstations cannot open the company file which is on the server (with Windows 10).
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