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What version of ACT!?<br />
Are you trying to access a local database, network database or sync server?<br />

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What version of ACT!?
Are you trying to access a local database, network database or sync server?


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ACT 2009<br />
Network DB<br />

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The port you want to open is 1433. What made you think it's 1205?<br />

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The port you want to open is 1433. What made you think it's 1205?


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ACT support told me it was 1205. Shows what they know! LOL<br />
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Thanks for your input. I was able to get it working by disabling the firewall on the server using the registry edit and set it to 0 and restarted.<br />
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This will only be temporary untill I can get it all worked out.
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ACT support told me it was 1205. Shows what they know! LOL

Thanks for your input. I was able to get it working by disabling the firewall on the server using the registry edit and set it to 0 and restarted.

This will only be temporary untill I can get it all worked out.

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I installed sysmantec endpoint protection this weekend and now users can't access ACT DB and it uses port 1205.<br />
I have used the clean wipe utilitly on the server that is hosting the DB and on one WS and still can't access the DB.<br />
I don't want to remove the protection manager untill I can restart the server. <br />
Is there any way to find the port 1205 and allow it in SBS 2008 or Symantec?
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I installed sysmantec endpoint protection this weekend and now users can't access ACT DB and it uses port 1205.
I have used the clean wipe utilitly on the server that is hosting the DB and on one WS and still can't access the DB.
I don't want to remove the protection manager untill I can restart the server. 
Is there any way to find the port 1205 and allow it in SBS 2008 or Symantec?

Server is  blocking port 1205

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