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My server went down when the C: drive ran out of disk space. &nbsp;Although I was able to save the data on the D partition the C partition was history. &nbsp;Because I replaced the hardware I am not able to use a system state restore. &nbsp;It would appear that we stopped doing them anyway since the tape was not big enough to hold all our data and the system state. &nbsp;So I slipstreamed a server 2000 disk with SP4 and recreated the C partition. &nbsp;I need to get MAS200 running again but I don't know how to get Pervasive installed and configured. &nbsp;The only thing I know for sure is that it was using port 10000. &nbsp;The data is intact since it was on the D partition. &nbsp;We also use the latest Peachtree which also uses the pervasive server. &nbsp;I thought I could install the server portion first and the make the changes for MAS200. &nbsp;That would get pervasive onto the server.
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My server went down when the C: drive ran out of disk space.  Although I was able to save the data on the D partition the C partition was history.  Because I replaced the hardware I am not able to use a system state restore.  It would appear that we stopped doing them anyway since the tape was not big enough to hold all our data and the system state.  So I slipstreamed a server 2000 disk with SP4 and recreated the C partition.  I need to get MAS200 running again but I don't know how to get Pervasive installed and configured.  The only thing I know for sure is that it was using port 10000.  The data is intact since it was on the D partition.  We also use the latest Peachtree which also uses the pervasive server.  I thought I could install the server portion first and the make the changes for MAS200.  That would get pervasive onto the server.

MAS200 Pervasive setup

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