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PinothyJ
Contributing User
5 years ago

How to Change AccountRight API to Point From Localhost to a Specific IP?

Hello,   If you require background on my situation, it is available here.   I am trying to determined where in the configuation of the API to update the following references to localhost to the m...
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PinothyJ
Contributing User

It is from one machine on the network to another machine on the network.

 

Machine A needs to connect to the MYOB machine. I can access http://192.168.1.15:8080/AccountRight/ from A which brings up that page already posted.

 

Here is what happens.

  1. When I go to the above address I see the image already posted.
    • I am not sure if the localhosts are supposed to be localhosts or 192.168.1.15 but I am just trying to get my head around what is not configered yet.
  2. If I replace the localhost and navigate to http://192.168.1.15:8080/AccountRight/5e5f867c-a437-4048-b293-fa6781b3a87d, the files the client is using, I can log in and get the attached image.
  3. However, if I click on any of the AbsoluteUri link (changing the localhost to the IP address) I get nothing in return -- This page isn’t working 192.168.1.15 is currently unable to handle this request. HTTP ERROR 500.

 

Hopefully that is my issue and I imagine it is something simple that can be fixed or opened and bam, API program connecting without an issue.

 

Thank you for you time.

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Mike_James
Ultimate Cover User
5 years ago

Hi PinothyJ , is AccountRight Server version installed on the machine hosting the AccountRight file? It has to be for the network library to operate. Installing the server version creates a number of library services.

 

And is the "MYOB Add-on connector" installed and running on machine A? If it is it will be visible in the system tray. 

 

Can you open the AccountRIght file from machine A? AccountRight (PC edition) has to be installed on machine A and the file opened via the network library.

 

With all that in place you should be able to replace 'localhost' with IP address of the server. 

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    PinothyJ
    Contributing User
    5 years ago

    I know that MYOB has not been installed on machine A before. I will check with their IT for the other points.

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