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Visual SourceSafe (VSS) Remote Access Tool Recommended by Microsoft
Self Trouble Shooting
Server
- Read the server log. The log can be showed by clicking
View
Log in Server Manager.
- Make sure the TCP/IP protocol is installed on the machine and is set properly.
- If firewall is installed, make sure the server is accessible from network.
- Make sure the Server service is running.
- If the service can't be started, make sure the service has the right Log On
username and password,
which can be configured in the Service Property dialog box.
- Make sure the Microsoft Visual SourceSafe Client APIs are installed on the
machine.
- Make sure the service Log On user has access to the VSS database.
- Be sure to change settings in service option when the service Log On user password changed.
- Make sure the latest service pack of VSS is installed. The service pack can be downloaded from
www.microsoft.com.
Client
- Make sure the TCP/IP protocol is installed on the machine and is set
properly.
- If firewall is installed, make sure it is set properly.
- If you are using proxy, set the proxy settings in Options dialog box
properly.
- If you connect to an encrypted port of Dynamsoft SourceAnywhere for VSS server, please make
sure the key file is imported.
- If you are using a non-Microsoft IDE, make sure the MSSCCI is supported by
the IDE you are using.
- No VSS Client API is needed on client machine.
- For the latest Dynamsoft SourceAnywhere for VSS troubleshooting information, see our website: http://www.dynamsoft.com.
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