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Windows Server Forum / Small Business Server / SBS 2000 / September 2003Looking for ProSeries Accounting users
I am having problems doing client transfers with years 2001 & 2002 versions. Version year 2000 works. Program is installed to a new SBS 2000 server into the company shared folder. The only way anyone can do a transfer is with Domain Admin rights. Intuit says this is the preferred way. Intuit says Power users should work, but they don't. All users are currently Domain User status. All workstations are XPPro. Intuit also says the server or workstation permissions must be wrong. I have found nothing wrong anywhere. Has anyone got first hand information on this Server/Client OS combination? I and Intuit are at a stand still on this, they only seem to provide rhetoric. I think it is their program at fault, so I need proof this product actually works (or doesn't work) on a similar setup. Am I looking for the needle in the hay stack on this one??? I have had the best luck by leaving them plain domain users and giving them per machine LOCAL administrator rights by adding the persons to the LOCAL Administrator group. Dirk-Thomas > I am having problems doing client transfers with years 2001 & 2002 versions. > Version year 2000 works. Program is installed to a new SBS 2000 server into [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > product actually works (or doesn't work) on a similar setup. Am I looking > for the needle in the hay stack on this one??? I have had the best luck by leaving them plain domain users and giving them per machine LOCAL administrator rights by adding the persons to the LOCAL Administrator group. Dirk-Thomas > I am having problems doing client transfers with years 2001 & 2002 versions. > Version year 2000 works. Program is installed to a new SBS 2000 server into [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > product actually works (or doesn't work) on a similar setup. Am I looking > for the needle in the hay stack on this one??? I have had the best luck by leaving them plain domain users and giving them per machine LOCAL administrator rights by adding the persons to the LOCAL Administrator group. Dirk-Thomas > I am having problems doing client transfers with years 2001 & 2002 versions. > Version year 2000 works. Program is installed to a new SBS 2000 server into [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > product actually works (or doesn't work) on a similar setup. Am I looking > for the needle in the hay stack on this one??? Hi Dirk-Thomas, I already have the users with Local Admin rights. Are your users running XP Pro? This seems to suspect to me. I have the user with Domain User rights & have updated to Power User rights and they still can't do the transfers. Only with Domain Admin rights will it work. Can you give me more info on the network and OS setup? I may try deleting their local profiles and recreating. Craig > I have had the best luck by leaving them plain domain users and giving them > per machine LOCAL administrator rights by adding the persons to the LOCAL [quoted text clipped - 18 lines] > > product actually works (or doesn't work) on a similar setup. Am I looking > > for the needle in the hay stack on this one??? Fully patched XP Pro workstations, Fully patched SBS 2000. All local users are set as Administrators in the admistrator group locally (The Workstation NOT domain) Standard users across the domain (the default template to changes) Dirk-Thomas > Hi Dirk-Thomas, > [quoted text clipped - 34 lines] > looking > > > for the needle in the hay stack on this one??? Thanks Dirk-Thomas, that's what I wanted to know. I have the same conditions, but for some reason it doesn't work. Which tells me something on my end is the cause. Craig > Fully patched XP Pro workstations, Fully patched SBS 2000. All local users > are set as Administrators in the admistrator group locally (The Workstation [quoted text clipped - 47 lines] > > looking > > > > for the needle in the hay stack on this one??? Just to be sure we understand each other, the program runs all features fine and dandy except transfers. Your transfer feature works fine, is this correct? Thanks > Fully patched XP Pro workstations, Fully patched SBS 2000. All local users > are set as Administrators in the admistrator group locally (The Workstation [quoted text clipped - 47 lines] > > looking > > > > for the needle in the hay stack on this one??? Clarify Transfer Feature? Dirk-Thomas > Just to be sure we understand each other, the program runs all features fine > and dandy except transfers. Your transfer feature works fine, is this [quoted text clipped - 57 lines] > > > looking > > > > > for the needle in the hay stack on this one??? You can transfer a clients personal info from last years taxes to the next new year. This saves time so you don't have to retype each client -- each year. It is found on the menu bar under File. It says Tranfer.... Does this work for you? Thanks Craig > Clarify Transfer Feature? > [quoted text clipped - 67 lines] > > > > looking > > > > > > for the needle in the hay stack on this one??? All the versions I have and the clients I have function fine. Sorry, no additional help! Dirk-Thomas > You can transfer a clients personal info from last years taxes to the next > new year. This saves time so you don't have to retype each client -- each [quoted text clipped - 81 lines] > > > > > looking > > > > > > > for the needle in the hay stack on this one??? |
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