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I had a good working weekend last Saturday. I moved our CRM 4 databases (2 organization databases and the config database) to a new server. It was as smooth a migration as I could have ever hope for. Here is the server I moved from: Windows 2003 Server 64 bit Here is what I moved to: Windows . . . → Read More: MS CRM 4 – Migrate Database Servers and Versions With every rollup you have to update all of your clients. It is a pretty easy process, but I thought I could help out by providing the xml for rollups 6 thru 11. I named my file clientupgrade.xml. For the complete details on how to setup the auto update, take a look at the MS Dynamics . . . → Read More: CRM Client AutoUpdate Configuration File A couple of weeks ago the E-Mail Router for Microsoft CRM 4 (Rollup 11) stopped working. The error I was getting for the server was that the certificate for the Exchange server was not valid. So I started to dig. I found out that the certificate for the Exchange server was renewed on the day my . . . → Read More: MS CRM E-Mail Router Not Working  Leave a comment  MS CRM  c documents, configuration manager, documents and settings, e mail, email, exchange server, happy day, junkies, local settings, mail router, microsoft, microsoft crm, ms crm 4 e-mail router, ms crm 4 email router, ms crm 4 email router auth error, nbsp, profiles tab, target, thumb I have a setup that integrates Microsoft Great Plains (GP) and Microsoft Dynamics CRM using Scribe. Everything was working great until a couple of weeks ago. I got a notice that all of my integration points had fatal errors with this error code: "Fatal Error Code 307, the Translation Spec specified data objects that were not . . . → Read More: Scribe – MS CRM to Great Plains Crashed Leave a comment MS CRM, software amount of time, crm system, dts, dword, error messages, fatal error, gp, integration points, knowledge base, metadata, microsoft crm, microsoft crm 4, microsoft dynamics, microsoft great plains, nbsp, scribe, scribe ms crm, scribe ms crm gp, scribe ms gp, target, timeouts, translation, workbench How do you manage all of your connections? I have several different silos that I use. LinkedIn, Twitter, Facebook, etc all have their own contact list. I do not have a place that consolidates it all, but I want it. I do have some requirements though. I know that Outlook is incorporating it in 2010 and Mozilla . . . → Read More: Social Connections in Business I was recently working with a customer that uses the mail merge function often to send a contract to a specific contact and either email it or fax it. The issue they ran into is that when they emailed the… . . . → Read More: Microsoft CRM Online Mail merge to email or fax the letter |
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