With the help of a network specialist we were able to diagnose this problem and
correct it. It turned out to be a setting on the Cisco VPN. With the client
open, choose Options, uncheck 'Stateful Firewall (Always On)'. This has
resolved the problem on our end. I just wanted to update the log in case
someone else runs into this same issue.
--- In Axapta-Knowledge-Village@yahoogroups.com, Anthony McChristian
anthony.mcchrist...@... wrote:
Yes, I am able to ping the server and other machines from the laptop.
An additional thing that I found today, if I log onto the laptop using
my id I receive the same error. The only variable that I can come up
with is that these laptops are all Dell Vostros rather that the
Latitudes that we have in the office. I cannot believe that this has
anything to do with the issue, but it is rather odd.
Thank you.
Anthony McChristian
IT Manager
PipeLife Jet Stream, Inc.
PO Box 190, Siloam Springs, AR 72761
* E-Mail: anthony.mcchrist...@...
mailto:anthony.mcchrist...@...
(Phone: 479-373-6899
(Fax: 479-524-3516
URL: www.pipelife-jetstream.com http://www.pipelife-jetstream.com/
