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Microsoft CRM - The server localhost not responding

The server localhost not responding

Posted: 06 Jan 2005 05:23 AM PST

Are you using the same user that you used when you installed the app?

Have you added a license to that user via the web client?

Matt Parks
MVP - Microsoft CRM

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On Thu, 6 Jan 2005 05:29:02 -0800, "com"
<microsoft.com> wrote:

I installed MS CRM 1.2 on a Windows 2003 server. I also have SQL server 2000
installed on the same machine.
Whenever I try to add users thru the deployment manager I always get this
error:The localhost is not responding.
I have the same problem when launching the workflow manager.
Also I cant launch CRM application from the web browser it dispalys no page.
Pls help.
Thanks.

I can't get the exact error meaning.

Posted: 05 Jan 2005 05:53 PM PST

Yep

Matt Parks
MVP - Microsoft CRM

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On Thu, 6 Jan 2005 01:43:10 -0800, Abrams <microsoft.com>
wrote:

Thanks, Parks.

You mean if I build the queryXML using XMLDocument, the code should be the
follow:
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System.Xml.XmlDocument oDoc = new System.Xml.XmlDocument();
oDoc.LoadXml(strQueryXml );
XmlNode fetchNode=oDoc.SelectSingleNode("//savedquery/fetchxml");
fetchNode.InnerText=strFetchXml;
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Is it right?



"Matt Parks" wrote:
 

Creating a CUserAuth

Posted: 05 Jan 2005 01:35 PM PST

You can override the credentials used when you authenticate with the following
code:

BizUser oBizUser = new BizUser ();
oBizUser.Credentials = new NetworkCredential(userid, pssword, domain);

The key is to also use this same approach with all the objects, not just
Security.

Matt Parks
MVP - Microsoft CRM

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On Wed, 5 Jan 2005 13:35:05 -0800, mike p <mike microsoft.com>
wrote:

I'm working on a Windows service that will update CRM objects from an other
application. I'm trying to use a specific CRM account. From my search it
appears that just creating a new CUserAuth, passing in the Business Unit guid
as the MerchantId and the User guid as the UserId would be sufficient and
then I could pass that to my SDK calls. However in doing this I get the
following error.

"Invalid user auth. The user ID does not match the thread token."

Am I correct? Did I miss a step?

Workflow Rule generated E-Mails

Posted: 05 Jan 2005 11:35 AM PST

Well, the field names can be found in the SQL views that are created for each
object. For table accountbase, there is a view called account. The fields in
this view are what are returned. Each object has a similarly named view. The
views pull in the common joined table (like in the Contact view, the Account
name is pulled in from the associated Account).

The same "objects" should be available with this method as are available in the
email template editor, just a differnt syntax.

Matt Parks
MVP - Microsoft CRM

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On Wed, 5 Jan 2005 17:25:11 -0600, "Bill" <com> wrote:

Thanks Matt:

I think this will work for me. Wouild you be able to expand on the Syntax.
I entered "&account.name;" does display the account name, but I am having
trouble finding like variables. The syntax does not exactly match that when
building a E-Mail Template. Where can I look for these object & field
names?

Thanks Again
-Bill

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CRM Accounts (Parent - Child)

Posted: 05 Jan 2005 07:06 AM PST

1. Navigate to your CRM site.

2. Click 'Settings' on the left menu.

3. Click 'System Customization'.

4. Click 'Accounts'.

5. Click 'Create a New View'.

6. Provide a name, Click OK.

7. Click 'Edit Filter Criteria' on the right menu.

8. Select 'Parent Account' and 'Does Not Contain Data', Click OK.

9. Add any needed columns.

10. Save And Close.


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Workflow Post URL problem

Posted: 05 Jan 2005 05:28 AM PST

we are trying the test workflow samples from the published download by
Microsoft
"A Business Process and Workflow Accelerator for Microsoft CRM Version 1.2"
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyID=8d31a81c-e369-4e07-8268-6e2407c6bf14&DisplayLang=en

when we logged to a file from aspx file, we see that it does not accually
reach
and execute the URL.


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How to delete a business unit

Posted: 05 Jan 2005 05:15 AM PST

Can you? Yes.

Should you? probably not.

You will find the BU in both the DB & AD. However, there are a lot of other
objects in the system that are associated with the BU in the database. Trying
to manaully remove these could prove a challenge. That's not to say it can't be
done, but it won't be as simple as deleting 1 record from 1 table.

If you decide to try this, make sure you have a good DB backup and that nothing
else is being done on the server. Cause if you need to restore, you will loose
any other changes made since the backup. I also would not touch the AD entry
for the BU until you are satisifed that the DB changes are done. The DB is much
easier to restore than AD is and if you remove the OU from AD, it can be tough
to recover from that.

Matt Parks
MVP - Microsoft CRM

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On Wed, 5 Jan 2005 21:21:03 -0800, "Deda" <microsoft.com>
wrote:

Hi Dave,

Thank you for that. Sorry CRD is typo, CRD is CRM.
I could not believe that, any more comment please.
Can I go to the database or active directory to delete Business Unit?


"Dave McGuire" wrote:
 

filter the synchronisation

Posted: 05 Jan 2005 04:41 AM PST

This is shcheduled to be addressed with CRM 2005. From what I've heard, there
will be a lot more ocntrol over what data is brought down to the MSDE datastore
to speed up the process.

Matt Parks
MVP - Microsoft CRM

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On Wed, 5 Jan 2005 07:25:03 -0800, Dave McGuire
<microsoft.com> wrote:

There is a way to do it. First off, make sure you've put in the Sales for
Outlook "enhancement" from the feature pack (and is freely downloadable) for
both the client and the server.

In the synchronization window, you have an option to check off "Only
synchronize data from my business unit". Make sure that is checked. In
theory, that should limit your information pull to whatever is appropriate
for the BU in question.

Quite candidly, my company only has one "big ole" BU so this didn't help
with my sync issues. <big grin>

Dave


"Ann" wrote:
 

Quote Bug or property?

Posted: 05 Jan 2005 03:09 AM PST

Kinda. The quote is basically read-only once it's closed, so that's why you
can't delete it. That part makes sense, but it would sitll be nice to be able
to delete them with some sort of security or purge process.

Adding activities and notes (to me at least) is a little different, as that
isn't really "changing" the associated object. But, just because the quote is
closed, doesn't mean you won't still have new activities tied to it or want to
record new notes. I mean, you can still have a phone call with a customer about
a closed quote and send email regarding it.

Matt Parks
MVP - Microsoft CRM

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On Thu, 6 Jan 2005 01:23:15 -0800, "Colin Rawlings"
<microsoft.com> wrote:

Matt, further to this question, is it not possible to
delete the closed quotes for the same reason?

Regards

Colin 
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What means when you speak about mapping?

Posted: 05 Jan 2005 01:45 AM PST

Thanks a thousand Matt, your answer has been clarifying

Ciao
Stefano

"MattNC" wrote:
 

CRM V1.2 and SBS 2003 Not Working installation issues

Posted: 04 Jan 2005 07:31 PM PST

You need to create the Subject hierarchy first. (in Settings)

(you cannot add Subjects via the Case form)

HTH

Peter


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