Configuring Tally on Network : Simple as 123
Wednesday, October 10, 2007
2. A fast and smooth network
3. A good Tally Configuration.
Tally Server
So we can give an ordinary desktop the responsibility of tally server. It should be well connected with other computers in organization and should have reasonable memory for working. Normal server in the company which may be doing some other duties like hosting, domain controlling etc can be avoided if needed as it would be busy with it's own work.
Network
Configuration:Server
Configuration at server end as well
as nodes is very important. First of all while installing tally on server the check mark for server should be ticked. Then Tally license on server should be active i.e. Tally on the server should show the serial no and Tally Gold Multi user should be there on right hand top corner of Tally.It is advisable that you make the folder name according to its version instead of making a default folder like tally only. If version Tally9 is there then the folder should be Tally9.
Share the data folder and give it a name like tally9data. Sharing can be done right clicking the folder and choosing sharing and security. Be sure to allow users to modify the files.
Configuration: Nodes First of all install Tally in Tally9 folder in C drive. Modifications are needed in tally.ini file at nodes. Open the tally.ini the configuration and setting file in notepad and find the line TallyLicenseServer. If there are semi colons bore this line then remove the semicolons. This line has following syntex :-
TallyLicenseServer=\\TallyServer:9000
thank you for our good advise i have one problem i use multi user tally on network i map the tally data folder on other computers(node) whenever i start my computer(node) i cannot direct use the tally .tally cannot find the path of my maping drive. but after opaning the map drive in my computers the tally will get the path of maping drive. whenever i open first time tally i cannot get the path of maping drive .i must go to my computer and click on the maping drive then the tally show the select company
can i connect a tally server 192.168.0.1 from
192.168.1.2 ?
now i cant connect
if u hav answer pls mail me
onenonlyshely@gmail.com
can i connect a tally server 192.168.1.1 from
192.168.2.207 ?
now i cant connect
if u hav answer pls mail me
Its usally not posssible to connect since the IP address you have mentioned belong to 2 different class of networking.
If u are using tally in a same location change the IP address 192.168.2.207 to 192.168.1.221
am using tally 9 multiuser
now getting error "Tally License server ver 3.0 expected" and goes to Education mode.
any idea?
What about configuring Tally on Client/Server(domain) based network?
There is a problem while accessing the "Data" folder over network.!!
Check and give help for others if possible..
i.e. If using PCs installed with Windows XP and one PC holds the license server and others are clines of the same workgroup, then a simple network folder share ("data" folder on the server PC) is enough.
But in the case I pointed above, if the server is a server class computer installed only with Windows Server OS (windows 2003 or later) then the normal folder share won't work. (In Domain architecture with ADS).
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