IGC.Essential Tools don't start

[one4raul]

Hello ,I have one problem , when i start IGC.EssentialTools doesn't start - i watch my processes from Task manager and i see it when open and after 3 seconds automatically stop. ( i have configure it with user+pass+ip/sql server name/ localhost , don't want to start )

folder+exe is named IGC not IGCN , i tryed with IGCN too
port in mysql is all 1433 , enabled , port open in firewall,modem.
I run essential tools on same machine with server.
Last week was working good.... i tryed 5 different essentialtools and nothing....
Anyone can help , pls? Thx !

PS: it`s working on another machine from remote , but on same machine doesn`t start

[MentaL]

[adriel]

Up same problem here... or if anyone know how to manually add an account please tell me.. i cant igcn to work

[onecore]

try to use windows host name like

- Disable Antivirus
- Host or Address try to use like WIN-H18EO8XXXXX\SQLEXPRESS or just WAN IP

once its working its always minimized in your task bar :D

[saneokkk]

have same problem here, did try all but still autoclose. anyone found a solution?

[onecore]

btw are you trying to run the program where server is located or you wanna use it remotely?
for remotely try:
IP\WIN-H18EO8XXXXX\SQLEXPRESS

[KarLi]

This works perfectly after 1 hour of trying to figure out..


Username = SQL USER ; User to connect to the Database
Password = SQLPASS ; Password to connect to the Database
IP = (local) ; (local) if the SQL Server is in the same PC or IP address of destination PC otherwise (Does not accept DNS)
Port = 1433 ; TCP Port to use to connect to the SQL Server
SQLInstance = ; empty if there is single SQL Server instance on destination PC - just empty and works fine here on windows 2012 + sql 2012 + management studio also use ip as (local)

VERY IMPORTANT: MAKE SURE USERNAME OR PASSWORD HAS NO SYMBOLS (I TESTED WITH "!@?" AND FAILS TO CONNECT TO DB)

[one4raul]

Hmm... i have password with !@ and work remotely, doesn't work on local machine .
i will try this and edit after, thx.