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I Need HELP for error image https://imageup.me/images/026fdd6e-4...9ed9258cb3.png
THESE ARE SOME SUPPOSED CORRECTIONS FOR THIS ERROR
1- Check if ports are open 3001, 9001
2- Check if you changed the IP of the database (mu_serverinfo) table (t_serverdata)
3- Check IIS Manager -> Application Pools -> DefaultAppPool
or whatever is added right click on itand paste (true) in (Enable 32-Bit Applications)
everything has been checked ok but i still have the same problemQuote:
Originally Posted by Ao5070
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off firewall
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Originally Posted by millercriti
You can also just open your firewall exceptions and allow the specific application through. It's not necessary to turn it off.
not all of them is know about that.. thats why they should need to off firewall...
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Originally Posted by Bradley
since you share this... tell to them.. since you look smart
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Originally Posted by Bradley
Check out this video guide as it'll give you a rough idea.Quote:
Originally Posted by lightryuk12
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G9sLSCyOk0s
lol... your funny.. nevermind keep your youtube.. i keep mine
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Originally Posted by Bradley
This isn't meant to be funny. It's generally how you open exceptions on your firewell. It's not always necessary to turn it off as this can put someone's computer at risk.Quote:
Originally Posted by lightryuk12
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If they find their corresponding applications, this can be done via this method. You can also use it to allow inbounds and outbounds through.
the firewall is disabled but it does not connect
Can you possibly link me the exact files that you're using, so I can take a closer look at it?Quote:
Originally Posted by millercriti