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Hello,<br />
<br />
Error 3201 with SMS 1.2 means that your TCP/IP is set to load only when neccesary. That gives an error, and MS is working on the fix. You can <br />
a. wait for service pack 4 for the fix<br />
b. get a hotfix, which I had no luck locating - it is 162,975 Invmac.mac<br />
c. change the tcp/ip setting on the mac so that TCP/IP is loaded all the time:<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;- Open TCP/IP control panel<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;- Apple-U to change the mode to ADVANCED<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;- Click OPTIONS...<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;- Unclick &quot;Load Only When Needed&quot;<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;- close / save the TCP/IP setting.<br />
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Then you will HAVE TO REBOOT , and the inventory should work fine. Good luck and let me know how it goes.<br />
<br />
Keep in mind that there are still quite a few problems with OS8.1 and SMS 1.2 that are not related to the error you are getting. Once you fix this -3201 problem you will (I hope) be able to run SMS on the mac, but it still might not inventory properly, due to some other issues...<br />
<br />
Nikola, nikolic@onramp.net<br />

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Hello,

Error 3201 with SMS 1.2 means that your TCP/IP is set to load only when neccesary. That gives an error, and MS is working on the fix. You can
a. wait for service pack 4 for the fix
b. get a hotfix, which I had no luck locating - it is 162,975 Invmac.mac
c. change the tcp/ip setting on the mac so that TCP/IP is loaded all the time:
     - Open TCP/IP control panel
     - Apple-U to change the mode to ADVANCED
     - Click OPTIONS...
     - Unclick "Load Only When Needed"
     - close / save the TCP/IP setting.

Then you will HAVE TO REBOOT , and the inventory should work fine. Good luck and let me know how it goes.

Keep in mind that there are still quite a few problems with OS8.1 and SMS 1.2 that are not related to the error you are getting. Once you fix this -3201 problem you will (I hope) be able to run SMS on the mac, but it still might not inventory properly, due to some other issues...

Nikola, nikolic@onramp.net


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Does anybody know if is possible to run SMS 1.2 under MAC OS 8.1. Our SMS 1.2 Mac Client returns <br />
an error -3201 in the Identification phase.
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Does anybody know if is possible to run SMS 1.2 under MAC OS 8.1. Our SMS 1.2 Mac Client returns 
an error -3201 in the Identification phase.

INVMAC error with MACOS 8.1

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