Hello Fred,

For troubleshooting the connection troubles that you are having, you will want to be running Sesame Server as a normal application. This way you can verify that it is truly running and check when each client connects. After you have the troubles fixed, then switch it to run as a service.

To run it as a Service you can either use FireDaemon or Windows Task Scheduler. Instructions for both can be found in the thread below. http://www.lantica.com/Forum3/cgi-bin/yabb2/YaBB.pl?num=1156262490

FireDaemon allows for easier restarting of the Sesame Server Service while the Windows Task Scheduler requires a reboot of the system. Other than that they are very similar.

-Ray

Hi Ray,

As you know, our IT, Rob, called you a couple of times with follow-up questions on this. I have MANY times told him about the OUTSTANDING support from y'all at Lantica. (especially on the weekends, which is when I work, and no one else does, except you guys, and gals, Erika). He got to witness this first hand today. He has dealt with MANY software companies but has NEVER had the response like he got today. Firstly, he wasn't asked a lot of "red tape" questions: Do you have a service contract, etc. You just asked - what is your problem and how can I help? And then DID in a matter of minutes. We're up and running well and have decided not to go with the Service idea - thanks to your input. We'll go with a .bat file that will restart when the server goes down.

Anyway, just want to say "Thank you" for the great support and for helping me prove what I've been telling him and all of our bosses -- YOU CAN'T BEAT LANTICA FOR SERVICE AND SUPPORT!! (Greases the skids for upgrade to 2.0).

Regards,
Fred