on 06-10-2016 8:16 AM
Hello.
I have a big problem only on a PC. I try to explain the best in english:
I have 1 server where it is installed SAP B1 9 and 4 PCs where I have the clients with their licenses.
It ran very well for months (years). Yesterday 1 pc (ONE ONLY) can't access SAP BUSINESS ONE.
The problem is that, after clicking the client to start to use SAP from that PC, I have the following error: "Impossible to connect to System Landscape Directory (SLD) ; contact the administrator.
I tried different solution, for example to enter the server name and the port: "30010" , as suggested in the forum, and I receive "a green answer" from the server, but I can not see the companies, and I can not connect to the database (After the "green answer, from the "access form" , I receive the following "red answer": Impossible to connect the database". Read the following things to understand the situation please:
- The problem is only from 1 PC
- All Licenses can access Sap Business One from other 3 PCs and from the server
- The LAN runs well, in fact I can enter the server from this PC, and I can run SAP B1 by remote control without problems, using his license (the operator is working in this way from yesterday ... )
- I removed all the firewall and the Antivirus form PC, and I deactivated windows defender and windows firewall.
- Native server 2008 is installed and runs well (in fact the PC has always well performed untill 2 days ago)
- I tried to uninstall the Client (by CCleaner as suggested) and re install it, but the problem remained.
I read something about "server tools", but I have no idea about how unistall and reinstall them ... the problem is only for a PC, how could it be a similiar problem?
Who can help me to solve the problem?
Any ideas? Please help.
Hello,
Please check the ping of client system with server IP Address and server name.
1. Then open windows in C-Drive, then open system 32, open drivers, open etc and select host file then open host file with notepad. Then go to bottom and type 'IP address of server' + Enter Tab button + 'Server Name'.
2. Check user account control account setting is never notify in control penal.
3. Open run command, type %temp% then enter, Press ‘’control + A’’ then ‘’delete’’ and also delete SAP folder in C-Drive > Users > “User Name” > App Data > Local > SAP.
4. Then Right Click on SAP Browser click on run as administrator.
(SAP should be connected via 30000 Port )
Now SAP will work fine..
Regards,
Avnish Sharma
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Thanks for your support. It is a correct answer.
I just did the point 3 (thanks to another user) and it run the same, withouth running sap as administrator. In fact, as you can read in my question, everything run on my system, and I have the problem only on a pc, but ping is ok, and everything else, too.
Anyway, I think your solution is deeper and runs well, so I check it as "correct answer".
Regards
Daniele
After thousand of tests, I manage to solve thanks to the solution found from Juric Tihomir, that I quote down here, because I think he could help many of us:
"Hi all,
this sometimes happen if your pc crashes while B1 is running on a PC.
Easiest way to deal with it is to:
- make sure B1 is closed
- go into the c:\users\{user name with problems}\AppData\Local
- rename SAP map to SAPxx
- start B1 .
This will recreate SAP map with the correct configuration files in it and connect your client to server.
BR,
Tihomir"
Thanks Tihomir.
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