Questions[microsoft-dynamics-gp](server)

I am seeing continuous Business Connector errors in the event log. Third-party applications that use the Business Connector will completely crash whenever they try to access anything in AX.

If I stop all services, except for Microsoft Dynamics, the flow of errors in the event log does not slow down, so I believe the problem is in AX itself.

Here are the two most common errors:

 6.0: Unable to connect to an Application Object Server. A company name or server name     
 may not be specified correctly in the client configuration, or the server specified may    
 not be available. The specified resource type cannot be found in the image file

 6.0: Unable to connect to an Application Object Server. A company name or server name   
 may not be specified correctly in the client configuration, or the server specified may 
 not be available. The specified resource type cannot be found in the image file

There are literally hundreds of these in the course of just a few minutes.

Enterprise Portal is installed, and appears to be working.

I've also completely re-installed the AOS, Business Connector, and Client; and also upgraded to CU7. No change so far.

Any suggestions?

Thanks

I have a server running Microsoft SBS 2003 (no exchange). I have IIS installed, and need to get the server address to open a different address opposed to the standard companyweb.

Right now when you navigate to my server on the domain http://crm -- it comes up with the "Welcome to Windows Small Business Server 2003 To get started, click a link." page. But I need it to load a site from Programfiles > CRM > CRM web instead. And also have it accessible on port :5555.

Any help would be appreciated - thanks!

When accessing SQL Reporting Services Report Manager through Great Plains 2010, we're getting the following:

An error has occurred during report processing. (rsProcessingAborted) Get Online Help
Cannot create a connection to data source 'DataSourceGPCompany'. (rsErrorOpeningConnection) Get Online Help

It's not a GP issue, but rather a permission issue with SQL Reporting Services. We don't have IIS installed on that server. If we hit it using our domain admin, it works. All other users fail.

The strange thing is that the Reports vdir works find. It's just the webservice that is failing.

I've installed a brand new instance several times of Microsoft Dynamics GP 2010. However, each time I do so, I can't seem to find the database on the local machine. Am I missing something?

My company is evaluating becoming a Microsoft Dynamics Partner to do Dynamics installs. We'll probably start with NAV 2009, because it seems to be the easiest to develop for. However, we can't even find out what a typical Dynamics NAV 2009 license costs. This is pretty important for us to know so that we can start to identify our market before investing in training, etc.

Does anyone know how much Dynamics NAV 2009 costs?