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Microsoft CRM - SFO's MSDE causes Windows Explorer crash.

SFO's MSDE causes Windows Explorer crash.

Posted: 08 Sep 2004 03:40 AM PDT

Currently using Checkpoint's SecureClient for VPN.

 
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Posted: 07 Sep 2004 09:35 PM PDT

Thank you Naveed.

"Naveed" wrote:
 

CRM SDK: Creating notes with attachments

Posted: 07 Sep 2004 03:45 PM PDT

In relation to this, I just need to verify with experts..
we're creating an integration (on the CONTACT Form) and we
need to create activities to log that something(a
transaction) happened at the integration app... The SDK
shows somethings similar, creating EMAIL Activities.. We
plan to create an TASK activity (automatically) after
doing a transaction on the integration window.. This is
possible right?
 
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Error on Page in Web Client

Posted: 07 Sep 2004 03:21 PM PDT

I'll try that. Thanks man.

"savage" wrote:
 

Running CRM over a WAN

Posted: 07 Sep 2004 01:21 PM PDT

Hi Alex,
Cheers for the reply. So does this mean the CRM Client
always needs a constant connection to AD? Reason being
we're rolling this out to our international offices. They
access our network over VPN. But when they run locally on
their laptops, the laptops hang due to the CRMSQL Engine.
So I'm assuming this engine is maybe attempting to
contact the CRM Server or AD? Yay or nay?

 
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Newbie question on installtion

Posted: 07 Sep 2004 08:45 AM PDT

Of course you can install it yourself.

Whether you *should* or not depends on many factors such as your own skills
and how you value your own time compared to the cost of what the VAR might
charge.

When taking into account your own time, are you prepared for running into
unforeseen problems? If the VAR is any good may have encountered these
before (or know about them) and can sort them quickly. A cursory glance at
this newsgroup might indicate that installing the system (with or without
instructions) is not straightforward and all sorts of problems can arise.

All depends if you have a day job to do as well for the next week or two
....;)

HTH

Peter

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Select SQL Server During Installation

Posted: 07 Sep 2004 06:06 AM PDT

I'd be pretty sure that the BKUPEXEC instance is an MSDE instance used for
backup logging, etc. No way that it can be used.

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Visual Studio in CRM Server

Posted: 06 Sep 2004 10:39 PM PDT

I had VS installed on my CRM Server for a year and a half.

Just removed it to make space.
But there was never a problem.

It's more important to have good SQL backups.


"Ronald Dalman" wrote:
 

MS CRM via Terminal Services

Posted: 06 Sep 2004 04:25 PM PDT

Curt,

I've been looking into ways to take a w2k3 server, in TS apps mode, with CRM
installed on it - and ploink it into a functioning SBS2k3 network as a
member server. This is not for production - rather to demonstrate TS and CRM
in the SBS environment (mostly TS) - without permanently altering the
production environment. I want to leave it in there for a few weeks.

I think it will work ok (performance is not key in this case), and it was my
understanding that we'd have to leave SFO out of the mix for outlook
sessions on the TS/CRM box. (that's what prompted my question).

A lot to ask of a single box ;-). In a test environment, I have a single box
running SBS2k3, with VS w2k3 member server in ts apps mode. The OS's do have
more or less dedicated cpu and ram, and are on separate arrays - so far I'm
not dissapointed in the performance. I'm just about to give CRM a go on the
w2k3 VM.

--
Les Connor [SBS MVP]
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SBS Rocks !



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