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clientdoc.dll (0x80041015) Failed to connect to server "localhost". Error returned from Windows Sockets API : 0

Hi

I am using Crystal and RAS 10 and have installed my reports system on a new machine. IIS 5.1, Windows XP - I now get this error

clientdoc.dll (0x80041015) Failed to connect to server "localhost". Error returned from Windows Sockets API : 0


The reports run fine and the path is correct. The object has been created. I have used machinename in place of localhost - same error.

Session ("oClientDoc").ReportAppServer = "localhost"    ' RASServer
session("oClientDoc").Open path & reportName  
If Err.Number <> 0 Then
      Response.Write "Error Occurrred : Opening Report" & Err.Description
      response.End()
end if

I am desperate and on a time limit

Please help!
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Mike McCracken

Do the reports run correctly from the designer?

Is this from the development machine or a client?

If a client, does the user have permissions in RAS? on the server?

mlmcc
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Hello mlmcc

The reports run in the designer fine

Its all on a stand alone lap top.

I have installed Enterprise Professional - which I understand is equivalent to RAS 9. I have not been able to find the equivalent of the RAS configuration manager in this set up, which is most likely what is wrong. Therefore Im am not sure what I am looking for when you say "does the user have permissions in RAS? on the server"

Thank you for your help so far
I am not familiar with Enterprise so I don't know if it is the equivalent of RAS or not.

mlmcc
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