How to Publish Sage 100 as a RemoteApp on Windows Server 2012 or higher

Summary

How to Publish Sage 100 as a RemoteApp on Windows Server 2012 or higher Remote App Setup Sage 100 to run through RemoteApp

Description

Managing Remote Apps using PowerShell on Windows Server 2012

Cause

Resolution

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Sage 100 Advanced and Premium

1. Log into the Windows 2012 Remote Services Server

2. Open Start Menu

3. Right-click on Sage 100 ERP

4. Select Open File location

5. Right-click on Sage 100 ERP

6. Select Properties

7. Select the entire contents of the Target field.

8. Right-click and select Copy

9. Close Sage 100 ERP Properties

10. Open Server Manager

11. Select Remote Desktop Services, Collections, CollectionName (Note: where CollectionName is the Collections where Sage 100 ERP RemoteApp was added)

12. Select TASKS, Publish RemoteApp Programs from the RemoteApp Program section

13. Select the Sage 100 ERP application from the RemoteApp Programs list.

14. Select Next

15. Select Publish

16. Select Close

17. Right-click Sage 100 ERP from RemoteApp Program section

18. Select Edit Properties

19. Select Parameters from the sidebar

20. Select the ‘Always use the following command-line parameters’ radio button

21. Enter\Paste the contents from Target field of the Sage 100 shortcut starting at "..\launcher\sota.ini..." (i.e. '../launcher/sota.ini *Client -ARG "cai100dcrds" "PORTID" "Sage 100")

22. Select Apply

23. Select Ok

Sage 100 Standard

1. Log into the Windows 2012 Remote Services Server

2. Right-click PowerShell on the Taskbar and select "Run as Administrator"

3. Enter the following command: (NOTE: Replace items in BOLD with your environment paramaters)

New-RDRemoteApp -CollectionName "Enter Collections name " -DisplayName "Enter display name for RemoteApp" -FilePath "Enter UNC path to pvxwin32.exe" -CommandLineSetting Require -RequiredCommandLine "-hd..\launcher\sota.ini ..\soa\Startup.m4p" -Alias "Enter an alias name for Sage 100 ERP RemoteApp" -FileVirtualPath "Enter UNC path to pvxwin32.exe"

4. Press Enter

5. Open Server Manager

6. Select Remote Desktop Services, Collections, CollectionsName (Note: where CollectionsName is the Collections where Sage 100 ERP RemoteApp was added)

7. Right-click Sage 100 ERP RemoteApp created above and select Edit Properties

8. Make any desired changes

9. Select OK

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Mon May 02 23:33:04 UTC 2022
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