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Microsoft CRM - Crystal Reports Enhanced Install

Microsoft CRM - Crystal Reports Enhanced Install

Crystal Reports Enhanced Install

Posted: 01 Jul 2004 04:22 AM PDT

That's odd, why ship a product with Crystal 9.0 and then include an add-on
CD that doesn't work with that version?... bizzarre!

Thanks for the reply anyway. : )

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MSCRM Redeployment tool

Posted: 01 Jul 2004 12:03 AM PDT

Here is the link to MS CRM Redeployment tool (doc and
download).
Maybe this page could help you.

http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?
FamilyID=bfced393-61db-49af-9a50-
4a90b311fa7d&DisplayLang=en


Regards.

Emmanuel

 

Domain Controllers

Posted: 30 Jun 2004 01:54 PM PDT

Thanks for all the help.
I will get r done.
 
why taking down the initial one will cause any problem.
Where is your DNS server? Make sure that does not go down
with the initial DC. 
the 
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need quotes for MSCRM licenses

Posted: 30 Jun 2004 01:25 PM PDT

Also, where are you based?

There are regional differences in both the product and
the pricing, and I believe that CRM has to be bought
through the appropriate region.

If you are Asia Pacific based, I';d be happy to help.
Email me offline at gillwalker at ozemail.com.au

HTTH

Gill 
Standard or Pro, Customer Service Standard or Pro, or
Sales & Customer Service Suite Standard, or Sales &
Customer Service Suite Pro. I know, a little confusing,
but your choice will depend on the functionality you
require since it can be expensive to get the full-blown
Pro Suite if you don't need all that. 
Partner to both purchase and deploy CRM for you. If you
want your investment in CRM to result in increased
productivity and a good ROI, you will be in for a
nightmare if you try to do it yourself or without an
experienced CRM partner. 
gtechserv dot com 
1.2? 

Browser closes on launch

Posted: 30 Jun 2004 12:01 PM PDT

xp rev 2? you mean windows xp service pack 2? By default service pack 2 for
xp comes with a popup blocker


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Crystal report 10

Posted: 30 Jun 2004 10:12 AM PDT

According to Microsoft Pre Sales Support: Microsoft CRM
1.2 is not compatible with Crystal 10 and there are no
details on when it will be in the future. Microsoft CRM
1.2 IS compatible with Crystal version 9.2.2. Any Crystal
edition other than Standard will work.
 
crystal 9.2.2 so at 
message 

Datamigration

Posted: 29 Jun 2004 11:06 PM PDT

Hi
Where can I find that tool? I have searched MSDN and
Technet.

Grateful for any help on this
Thomas S
 
It was designed for this purpose (moving data from pre
production to production). 
CRM 
environment. We 
this? 

Crystal report issue

Posted: 29 Jun 2004 04:26 PM PDT

Hi Chris,

It looks like you need to republish the reports. In order to do that you have to contact Microsoft MBS Support to let them republish them for you or to get hold of the republishing tool.

Regards,
Holmin


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CRM - User?

Posted: 29 Jun 2004 01:04 PM PDT

Vinícius Pitta Lima de Araújo,

Thanks for the great info. I got the tab working great. I am still having
some issue with the userid though, here is my code:

Imports Microsoft.CRM.Proxy
Imports System.Web.Services

Dim strServer As String
Dim strVirtualDirectory As String
Dim strDir As String
Dim oBizUser As Microsoft.CRM.Proxy.BizUser
Dim oUserAuth As Microsoft.CRM.Proxy.CUserAuth

Dim strUser As String

strServer = "CRMServer"
strVirtualDirectory = "MSCRMServices"
strDir = "http://" + strServer + "/" + strVirtualDirectory + "/"

' BizUser proxy object
oBizUser = New Microsoft.CRM.Proxy.BizUser
oBizUser.Credentials =
System.Net.CredentialCache.DefaultCredentials
Error --> oBizUser.Url = strDir + "BizUser.srf"

strUser = oBizUser.WhoAmI().UserId

I am getting an error saying the following:

Client found response content of '', but expected 'text/xml'. The request
failed with the error message: --
<html><head><title>Server
Error</title></head><body><H1>ServerError</H1><P>LoadLibrary
failed.</body></html>

Any ideas?

Thanks again,

Todd

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this 
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CRM Exchange Router

Posted: 29 Jun 2004 12:34 PM PDT

Hi Eric

I'm deducing that as the email gets sent fine via standard outlook that it
is indeed the router at fault. The error that you describe is consistent
with either the router not being installed or the installation being
unsuccessful, both scenarios that I have come across before.

I'm afraid that the only other thing to check is that if you have more than
one exchange box that the router is on the correct one, i.e. the one that
the MSCRM users receive & send their mail on.

If you have checked the reg keys & tried a re-install I don't think that I
can offer you any more possible solutions - Sorry. Please post if you do
find an answer so we all know the solution.

Thanks & Regards

Peter

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which 
address, 
of 
the 
server 
configuration? 
to 

CRM on Windows 2003 Server, in SBS 2003 domain?

Posted: 29 Jun 2004 11:45 AM PDT

Stephan,

See inline
"Stephen Rogers" <com> wrote in message
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Very practical. But the supported SBS solution is SBS2003 Premium which
includes SQL and ISA. You should determine the expected load from CRM,
perhaps with a Virtual Machine pilot install, and go from there.
 

If SBS has two nics you can certainly route the incoming CRM traffic through
it's firewall. You should always assign static IP addresses to servers.

You should use SSL for CRM internet access. SBS uses port 443 for Exchange
and remote web workplace. I have succeeded in setting up CRM to listen on
an SSL port (not 443) in CRM 1.2. SSL doesn't work with Crystal in 1.0.
Crystal initially refused to list reports, indicating a signon error
instead. I checked the Knowledge Base and determined that the fully
qualified name of the server (server.domain.local) needs to be added as a
WCS host to the web connector in the Crystal Configuration Manager. It
still uses port 6401. The default WCS name is the netbios name of the
server.

Edwin Garst
www.epconsystems.com

Crystal Reports 9 Logon Failure

Posted: 29 Jun 2004 03:19 AM PDT

Hello Matt,

The answer is Yes to All. I have tried and checked everything that you
mentioned and still I get the same error.
Have you any other idea?

Thanks,
Elena

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not, check your server to make sure the CRM Security Service is started. If
you still have problems, in Crystal are you using the "Trusted Connection"
logon to create the connection? Are you logged into Crystal as a user who is
also a licensed CRM user? 
the 

Installation of Microsoft CRM Exchange E-mail Router

Posted: 28 Jun 2004 04:58 PM PDT

Usually they are the same thing, if your mahince name is CRM1, your URL will be CRM1 as well (or if you need to use fully qualified name CRM1.company.com as noted below).

The reason why it is asking twice is just in case you have a machine (CRM1) that has mutiple websites, or mutiple network cards with multiple IP address, so it can find the website. (when using machine name to locate a website, it will alwsy display either the default website, or the default IP address that is bound to that website)

"biz" wrote:
 

Newby

Posted: 27 Jun 2004 05:11 AM PDT

QUE has a pretty good book: Using Microsoft CRM. It's the only book I've
found.

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