Open ports in the Windows Firewall
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 CAUTION: This solution requires advanced knowledge of Windows security and network settings. Sage isn't responsible for any issues that arise from changes to these settings. Ensure you back up all system and application databases necessary for a complete restoration. It's advisable to contact a certified consultant or your system administrator for assistance.

 

  1. Start, Control Panel, Windows Firewall.
  2. Advanced Settings.
  3. Select Inbound Rules.
  4. Click New Rule.
  5. Click Port, and Next.
  6. Select TCP.
  7. Enter the following numbers: 3351, 1583.
  8. Allow the connection, Next.
  9. Type a Name for the port rules, and a description if desired, Finish.
  10. Select Outbound Rules.
  11. Repeat steps 4-9 above.

If you don't have permission to make the changes, contact your IT Administrator.

 

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